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Fashion, beauty, travel, family and everyday life. 7 articles.
Cruelty-Free CosmeticsCruelty-free cosmetics are beauty and personal-care products developed without animal testing of the product or its ingredients. Cruelty-free is not the same as vegan: check for both, ideally via Leaping Bunny, PETA or the Vegan Society.Eating Out as a VeganEating out as a vegan involves choosing suitable restaurants, ordering clearly and watching for hidden animal ingredients such as fish sauce, ghee, lard and stock. Many cuisines offer naturally vegan dishes.Vegan Diets for PetsFeeding pets vegan diets is debated. Dogs are omnivores and may do well on complete formulated diets under veterinary guidance; cats are obligate carnivores, so plant-based feeding is more contested.Vegan FashionVegan fashion is clothing, footwear and accessories made without animal materials such as leather, wool, silk, fur and down. This guide covers vegan materials, what to avoid (including hidden glues and trims), certification and tips for fashion designers.Vegan on a budgetEating vegan on a budget relies on low-cost staples such as dried beans, lentils, grains, oats and seasonal or frozen vegetables, combined with planning, batch cooking and limited use of specialty products.Vegan Parenting and Family LifeVegan parenting and family life covers the social side of being vegan at home and with relatives, including shared family meals, mixed households, holidays, school and children’s parties.Vegan TravelVegan travel covers how vegans plan trips, find food abroad and communicate their dietary needs, from researching restaurants and learning key phrases to packing snacks and choosing vegan-friendly cuisines.
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