Bet you thought the day wouldn’t come when you can buy vegan beauty products for under £10. Luckily things are changing in the beauty world and more companies and brands are making the switch to vegan, which in turn makes products more accessible and affordable to us. Gone are the days when people think that buying cruelty free & vegan is more expensive.
The makeup industry is starting to take notice and a lot of brands are going cruelty free and vegan and this is amazing. It’s becoming a lot easier to find vegan & cruelty free products now and the prices of products are no different, so there is no excuses to not buy cruelty free/vegan.
I wanted to share with you 5 of my favourite beauty products, I have found that are under £10 and Vegan! Yes under £10.
elf Hydrating Camo Concealer
Anything elf releases seems to be an instant hit and a lot of their products tend to go viral on social media, and rightly so. elf offer some of the best, affordable makeup available, they are also 100% vegan, so you can safely shop there without label watching.
Following on from the super successful release of the 24hr camo concealer comes the hydrating version, which I am in love with, I love how it provides all the camo coverage but with some hydration and drained, which I missed from the OG version. I like to have natural, skin like finish to my makeup and this Concealer definitely gives that juicy look.
Also can we just appreciate how massive the applicator is, it’s so quick and easy to apply!
Price: £6.00
W7 It’s Glow Prime Radiant Primer
I feel like I hit gold when I found this beautiful glowy primer from W7 Cosmetics. I think it could be such a great dupe for the ever popular (and expensive) Charlotte Tilbury flawless filter.
Okkkk… it doesn’t really have a lot, if any coverage, as it is a primer but the glow it leaves on the skin is absolutely stunning! Under a matte foundation this little primer gives everything!
It’s a faux filter veil that blurs imperfections and gives a golden hour glow. At only £5.95 it’s an absolute steal, definitely a must have for the makeup bag.
Price: £5.95

Ziaja Tinted SPF
Ziaja are maybe a little known brand in the UK as they are a Polish brand, but one that need to be tried. A lot of their products are Vegan, the ones they are vegan are clearly labelled on their website so nice and easy to find.
SPF should be worn everyday rain or shine and what better way to add a bit of coverage and glow too. This SPF is 50+ which is more than enough for daily use, comes in three shades and provides a light veil of coverage, which can be worn on its own or under makeup. I really love the way this looks on my skin giving me a nice healthy glow, whilst still giving me that much needed sun protection.
Price: £7.41
Planet Revolution Colour Pot Lip & Cheek Tint
Planet Revolution is a sub brand of Revolution, they offer some really great cruelty free and vegan makeup and skincare with a focus on sustainable packaging. Their eyeshadow palettes are completely recyclable, and come without mirrors, which is so important in the beauty industry when waste is such a huge issue.
These blush pots come in 5 shades; Blushed Cherry, Peach Breeze, Sweet Rose, Coral Pop and Fresh Raspberry.
I have the shade Coral Pop and it is a beautiful, fun and bright shade of coral, leaning on the red side more I think. It’s perfect to add a tint to your cheeks and lips. It has a lovely balm texture, so is really hydrating on the skin and lips and leaves a gorgeous dewy flush of colour. The addition of Rosehip Seed Oil gives a nourishing boost as well as helping to reduce fine lines and wrinkles.
Packaged in a glass pot it is completely recyclable.
Price: £6.00 (currently on sale for £3)

Lottie London Vampire Diaries: Loves Sucks Collection
Ok, I confess, I might not be a fan of the series (I’ve never seen an episode, maybe I should!) but I am completely in love with this Lottie London collection. Released around Halloween it included some really interesting products including these PH reactive goodies.
I have never run to buy anything so quickly, I had to have that black blush…… the way these work is they react to your PH level in the skin to transform into a beautiful berry shade, which is perfectly suited to your skintone, love a bit of makeup magic.
This collection isn’t just for Halloween, it is super wearable and I find myself reaching for the lipstick more than most, I love how it gives the ‘I’ve just bit my lips’ look. Very pretty.
Price: Blush, £6 〰️ Lipstick, £5.95 (annoyingly a lot of the range looks out of stock at the moment!)
Let me know in the comments if you have any favourite vegan products under £10. I have to say there are so many options around at the moment, and I’m here for it!
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