This product line, which was founded in England in 1963, uses animal free beauty products. This means that they don’t use any animal testing and also don’t use any animal bi-products in their products as well. In 1989, these products were introduced into the United States after the found Katherine Long died. Needless to say this was a hit because of the new PETA fashion that was happening back then, and the company has been a success ever since then.

There are a number of products created by Beauty Without Cruelty including foundations, concealers, eye color, lip color, cheek color, eye pencils, lip pencils, mascara, nail polishes, tinted moisturizers, powders, cleansers, moisturizers, toners, Vitamin C products, sun care, and eye make up removers. The main ingredients in these products are all different, but there seems to be the following ingredients in all of them: vitamin C, alpha hydroxy acids, and CoQ10.
There doesn’t seem to be any elastin or collagen in these ingredients and we don’t know if these products actually do anything to promote wrinkle reduction. There are some beneficial ingredients included in these products. However, we don’t think that any of them can actually help with anti-aging.

Overall, we don’t recommend these products for wrinkle reduction. Not only do we not see any ingredients that could help fight wrinkles, but we aren’t sure if these products will help your skin at all. There are plenty of other products out there that we are sure could help. You just have to do a bit more research to compare ingredients and findings. Don’t try Beauty Without Cruelty.