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Is Skin & Tonic Cruelty-Free?
Yes UK brand Skin & Tonic is cruelty free. Everything is made in the UK and Skin & Tonic test the products on themselves, not animals.
Skin & Tonic is not certified as cruelty free by an official body, however they provide clear assurances, policies and don’t sell in territories that require animal testing.
Is Skin & Tonic Vegan?
Skin & Tonic is not a vegan brand. However, all of its products are vegan except its lip balms, which contain beeswax.
Skin & Tonic Overview
Skin & Tonic is a skincare brand, but it is more than that. It encourages a lifestyle where you look after your skin, and yourself. A lot of the products are aimed at calming, and being a natural and certified organic company, you know the products are full of goodness.
Skin & Tonic has ranges aimed at sensitive, tired, dehydrated skin, as well as a specific pregnancy range.
Skin & Tonic’s Hero Products
The Sleep Well Night Oil is wonderful. The scent is relaxing and is primed to aid sleep (neroli), and the dual action microalgae blend works on skin protection and rejuvenation while you doze.
- Natural
- Vegan
- Palm-oil free.
Skin & Tonic’s Product Range
- Cleansers
- Toners
- Serums
- Face Oils
- Lips
- Balms
- Gift sets
What Else Do We Love About Skin & Tonic?
It sounds superficial, but the packaging is beautiful – it makes a lovely addition to your dressing table or bathroom shelf.
Skin & Tonic’s Company History
Skin & Tonic was founded by a couple: Sarah and Josh. Sarah founded the company following skin flare-ups due to emotional stress. She is trained in skincare formulation and aromatherapy and what started as a very small venture has grown into a full-time business.
FAQs
Skin & Tonic is an independent company, which is still owned by its founders Sarah and Josh.
Skin & Tonic is an online company, based in Hackney, London, UK.
Yes, Skin & Tonic don’t use any ‘nasties’ in its products.
No, Skin & Tonic does not sell in China or any other regions that require testing on animals
