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I was wondering if anybody can recommend a good face cleanser and astringent that are cruelty free, vegan and not too exspensive? I have tried others but don't seem to help very much when it comes to blemishes. Any suggestions?
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I just use Kirk's Coco Hardwater Castile for all my face needs. It's made with coconut oil, unscented, is super gentle but murder on blemishes. If you're looking for an astringent, witch hazel tonic (still available at most drugstores) is terrific.
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Thanks so much for the recomendation! Is Kirk's a face wash specifically or bar soap! Also can it be bought in a store...I have no natural food stores near me and it is so hard to find vegan products! Thanks again!
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I use my Dr. Bronner's soap to wash my face while I'm showering.

Other than that i recommend witch hazel without alcohol (it'll dry your skin) and DO NOT get it with any parabens as they do in fact cause cancer. Says science.

I also use Kiss My Face peach hydrating lotion for my face day and night. It's light and emolient rich.

Also, it actually un clogs pores.
CASMIRA
CASMIRA
I use anything that comes from Burt's Bees....great products!
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Kirk's is in every grocery store around here, always right next to the Fels-Naptha laundry bars. You can buy a liquid version in a pump dispenser online, but I have never seen that in a store.
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Try this link http://www.gocrueltyfree.org/companies.php

In the UK, most of our supermarkets do fantastic ranges in skincare products and reasonable prices that are cruelty free.

The Co-operative are one of the leaders and work with BUAV and the RSPCA, not only for skincare, but household stuff too.
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