Societys beauty standards are killing the animals – Amanda Lavery X CoCaBee

When it comes to cosmetics, there are a lot of details that customers don’t know about, including the testing process. To determine the safety of these products for human use, beauty products are tested on animals first. In fact, research by PETA shows that millions of animals are abused or killed as a result of enduring scientific testing for cosmetics and skincare products. Sadly, huge corporations and even well-known brands pay millions to carry out painful experiments on animals.

This is a very cruel practice, causing irreversible side effects to animals. In order to help stop animal cruelty, more and more people are switching to environmentally friendly as well as vegan options. Handmade beauty products have become widely popular, as they don’t entail any kind of testing on animals. Moreover, it works as an alternative to beauty products that use cruel methods to test their products. The best part is that all-natural ingredients are used while creating such products, deeming animal testing unnecessary.

In addition, some handmade products are targeted towards certain conditions, which can improve with regular use, leaving your skin rejuvenated. The ingredients used in handmade products are a combination of plant-based extracts and oil, including olive oil, palm oil, castor oil, lavender essential oil, shea butter, and coconut oil.

Organic beauty and skincare products have been around for decades ever since humans became familiar with the concept of taking extra care of their skin and enhancing their features. Buying and treating yourself to natural handmade soap and skincare products is a great way to pamper yourself, but it is also a great way to treat your skin naturally and avoid chemicals. This is where Amanda Lavery steps in and saves the day.

She started her own skincare brand, CoCaBee, to provide an alternative to non-eco-friendly products. The range contains lipsticks, lip balms and face serums and creams. Amanda became cautious over time, checking the labels and ingredients of products and researching what she put on her face and body. Over time she realized that not only do these products contain countless harmful chemicals, but they also are detrimental to animals. In her search for finding alternatives, she found out that she didn’t have an alternative to organic lip balm. Amanda is a frequent lip balm user like so many of us, as it was a staple for her dry lips. So she decided to make her own formula, which was smoother, more flavorful and longer lasting.

At first, she began to create small batches only for herself; eventually, her coworkers and friends started noticing that she was using something different and got curious. After trying it out, Amanda started getting orders, and that’s how CoCaBee was formed. Amanda went two steps ahead, making sure that the packaging for her products was sustainable too. For the packaging, she uses bamboo sticks, which are sustainable, cute and totally unique.

CoCaBee offers raw, natural and organic products, allowing consumers to make better choices every day.

With global warming at its peak, it is our responsibility to take the matter into our own hands and make responsible choices. Although we need cosmetic products to beautify humans, they pose various adverse effects on the environment. The biggest irony is that something that is supposed to beautify us is contributing towards an uglier ecosystem. The chemicals contained in most cosmetics are usually non-biodegradable, thereby harming aquatic and wildlife when they consume them.

However, awareness is growing slowly but surely, regarding the adverse effects of beauty. As a result, more and more companies like Amanda are making sustainable choices to help make the environment a better place.

Play your part by buying products from companies like CoCaBee, assisting them in their mission to help the planet

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