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Yes 3INA is cruelty-free. It is ethically against animal testing and have been certified as cruelty free by PETA. Everything is made within the EU (where animal testing is banned).
Oh, and in case you’re wondering, it’s pronounced Mee-Nah (the three is an M turned around). And 3INA is one of the best cruelty-free makeup brands and usually has some great deals and discounts available.
Is 3INA vegan?
Not all 3INA products are vegan. A lot are though – 3INA is working on creating more vegan products, and labelling them more clearly.
3INA product range
- Lips
- Eyes
- Face
- Nails
- Skincare
- Tools
3INA hero product
3INA has a really good lipstick range. Its number one selling lip product is ‘the intense lipstick 300.’ But the entire lipstick range is great.
Available in 14 shades, it’s creamy and long-lasting.
3INA has a really good lipstick range. Its number one selling lip product is ‘the intense lipstick 300’ available in 14 shades, it’s creamy and long-lasting.
3INA overview
3INA is a European makeup brand whose aim is to disrupt.
Its products are bold and playful – which basically means there is something for everyone! Its website is great and offers additional services like a foundation shade quiz. And the branding is very instagrammable.
3INA is good value and seem to use good ingredients (it is proud of its paraben free stance), but it isn’t very transparent when it comes to palm oil. The lipsticks include ‘ascorbyl palminate’, which is most likely derived from palm oil, however 3INA doesn’t expand on this.
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3INA company history
Founded by Spanish duo Mark and Pablo, 3INA was founded to give an alternative to the ‘one size fits all’ beauty industry.
3INA ethical FAQs
Yes, all 3INA products are paraben free
There’s no official stance on its website, but we believe it is an entirely vegetarian brand. It also has a good number of vegan products.
3INA doesn’t have any information on this, and has avoided questions about this too. It is likely it does use palm oil, as some products contain ascorbyl palminate, which is another name for palm oil in many instances.
The next consideration is whether that palm oil is sustainability collected – there is no information on this, which usually isn’t a good sign.
Yes 3INA is certified by PETA
3INA is pronounced Mee-Nah (the three is an M turned around).
3INA is owned by the founders, Mark Eve and Pablo Rivera. Not by a parent company that tests products on animals.
3INA is based in London, where it was founded.
7. Where is 3INA based?
