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Cruelty-free color
Vegetarian Times, April, 2008 by Amy Spitalnick
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While checking ingredients in lip tints, even when browsing health food stores, you're bound to come across "carmine." A source of a lot of the tints' bright red color, carmine is in fact derived from a scaly insect known as a cochineal. Eco Lips now offers a 100 percent animal-ingredient-free alternative: Eco Tints, with glistening hues sourced solely from mineral blends. Choose from Plush Red, Mocha Velvet, and Rose Quartz. $3.99 each; ecolips.com
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