What is the difference between vegan and organic cosmetics?

Vegan cosmetics and organic cosmetics are often thought of as being the same, but in fact they have completely different approaches.

For example,
"Nigirizushi" and " Sushi rolls " I guess that's about it.

Both dishes use vinegared rice and toppings such as tuna or salmon.
However, the size and shape of the materials used are different,
" Sushi rolls Even if you remove the nori wrapped around the It doesn't become "nigiri sushi."

[What are vegan cosmetics?]

Simply put, it is cosmetics that do not contain any animal products.
Another feature is that no animal testing is carried out due to animal welfare concerns.

Examples of animal-derived substances include honey, dairy products and eggs .

Beeswax is often found in lip balms,
It cannot be used by people with allergies.

In addition, no animal testing is required during the manufacturing process. An absolute requirement for vegan cosmetics is that the manufacturing process and ingredients must be independent of all animals, including fish and insects.

However, even if the ingredients are vegan,
Some products contain chemicals as preservatives, so those with sensitive skin or who prefer to use cosmetics that are as natural as possible should be careful.

[Vegan cosmetics certification]

Vegan cosmetics have a shorter history than organic cosmetics, so they do not yet have a big name certification like COSMOS certification.
The vegan mark is often issued depending on the ingredients of the product, the brand, and the manufacturer.

[What are organic cosmetics?]

This refers to cosmetics that are made from organically grown plants and do not contain harmful chemicals such as parabens and synthetic fragrances.

Organic cosmetics do not contain these substances, minimizing the risk of long-term adverse health effects.

Considering the difference with vegan cosmetics,
Organic cosmetics may contain ingredients derived from honey, dairy products, and eggs.

Organic cosmetics focus on maintaining beauty by using the power of plants to enhance the skin's natural healing abilities .

[Certification of organic cosmetics]

Each country, region, and manufacturer has their own unique certification mark,
The organic cosmetics introduced at Bio Lounge have the following four regulations.

• COSMOS Certification
• Nature Certified
• Ecocert certified
• BDIH Certification

We will introduce the meaning of each certification mark next time.

Explaining the difference between vegan cosmetics and organic products

As explained at the beginning,
For example, "Nigirizushi" and " Sushi rolls '.

Even within the same category of cosmetics (sushi), the approaches (definitions) are different.

Please choose cosmetics that suit your skin condition, concerns, and needs.

\UOGA UOGA/

UOGA UOGA (=Very very) was founded in Lithuania in 2010 and focuses on vegan cosmetics.

The brand offers a full line of organic skincare, haircare, and body care cosmetics, as well as a unique line of certified natural makeup.

To enjoy nature more, We consulted with natural chemists, professional makeup artists and spent hundreds of hours in the lab to create products that are easy to use.

This manufacturer is both organic and vegan, and also takes safety and the environment into consideration.

Not only is the color great, but it's also super comfortable to use!
This is something that cannot be fully explained in words, so please give it a try.