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4 Cruelty Free Perfumes That You Will Adore

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Using gorgeous natural scents, these perfumes will leave you smelling irresistible without causing any harm to the environment. As they are tested on humans and not animals, you can enjoy the lovely scents completely guilt-free. From calming jasmine to fresh citrus, here are 4 essential cruelty-free perfumes.

#1 Le Labo Jasmin 17

Le Labo prides itself on the fact that they believe that cosmetics should be tested on New Yorkers, not animals. For a cruelty-free perfume that’s imbued with a sweet and rich Jasmine scent, look no further than Le Labo’s. A harmonious blend of sandalwood, jasmine, and vanilla is just a guilt-free spray away.

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#2 Le Labo Santal 33 Eau De Parfum

Le Labo Fragrances prides itself in testing fragrances on New Yorkers, rather than on animals. They are an exclusive niche perfume, sold in unique packaging and branded in a minimalistic fashion. The Santal 33 is powerful and seductive, smokey, sandalwood and cardamom based fragrance that can be men’s or women’s. The scent is not falling into category or feminine or masculine. And it is my favorite.

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#3 Skylar Capri

Citrus scented with bergamont and Neroli added, this cruetly free perfume has became a favorite of many. Great for the summer and for the skin. A truly must have.

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#4 French Girl Liquid Parfum

Based on a philosophy surrounding sustainability and conscious consumption, French Girl offers vegan, cruelty-free products and affordable luxury for everyday self-care. The eco-luxe beauty brand’s curated line of perfumes are inspired by Old World principles of luxury combined with a New World view: clean, cruelty-free, non-toxic scent blends composed with pure, plant-based substances and without synthetics, parabens, phthalates, and sulfates.

Formulated from pure plant sources and sustainable materials, French Girl’s line of parfums are richly-scented, conveniently sized, last longer and smell stronger – meaning you can use less product to achieve you desired scent.

Choose Your Liquid Parfum:

French Girl Tip: To create a truly one-of-a-kind signature fragrance, mix your own blend by layering two Liquid Parfums for a gorgeous scent that’s all your own. French Girl recommends layering Tabac No.1 with Rose Noir for a rich, spicy scent.”

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#5 Defineme Sofia Isabel Fragrance Mist

From the company: As part of our mission to empower, we established early on that we wanted to rival the designer scents without the cruelty (or the price tag)—that’s why all of our products are cruelty-free and 100% vegan (forever!).

DefineMe scents were created to connect you to the goddess within. Our fragrances are a wearable reminder of your self-love, creativity, gratitude, wanderlust, free-spiritedness, and strength. By understanding the connection between scent and emotion, we found divine-smelling fragrances to be a powerful way to help you embody that mold-breaking, barrier-crushing spirit within.

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The recommendations of products and books within this article where sourced from industry experts. Their names and websites are listed below.

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Adina Mahalli from Maple Holistics

Laurice Wardini from Subscriptionly

Stefanie Almond from Hope & Love Radio

Danielle Townsley from French Girl Organics

Isabel Savenor from DefineMe Fragrance

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