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Cruelty Free Shampoo at Target

In: Hair Care

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Staring a new series here on CFBR where I break down all the cruelty free products of a certain category, at various major retailers. First up – cruelty free shampoo at Target!

I know diving into a new beauty space can be a bit overwhelming sometimes. I’m hoping these guides can be a good place to start when switching out products to cruelty free, or looking to try new products.

I was surprised when I dove into the Target shampoo section just how many were cruelty free. There definitely are plenty of options at a variety of price points.

Even though I have combed it through and done my research, I still highly suggest doing your own if you find a product you’d like to check out. Just to double check that they absolutely are cruelty free. Brands change policies all the time, so it never hurts to do a quick search!

Below I have linked the brands themselves, as well as individual products. It’s a looong list! Here is a quick list of the brands in case you don’t feel like scrolling this entire list though 🙂

  • Acure
  • Adria by Thalia
  • Alaffia
  • As I Am
  • Avalon Organics
  • Brite
  • Camille Rose Naturals
  • Carol’s Daughter – parent company not CF
  • Dr. Marder
  • Earth Science
  • Eden Body Works
  • EO Products
  • Ethique
  • Eva NYC
  • Everyday Coconut
  • Everyone
  • Hair Food
  • Haircredible
  • Hask
  • Jason
  • Kinky-Curly
  • Kristin Ess
  • Living Proof
  • Mane ‘n Tail
  • Maui Moisture – parent company not CF
  • Miracle 9
  • Mixed Chicks
  • Not Your Mother’s
  • Pacifica
  • Paul Mitchell
  • Petal Fresh
  • Pura d’or
  • Puracy
  • Pureology – parent company not CF
  • Purezero
  • Raw Sugar
  • Rucker Roots
  • SheaMoisture – parent company not CF
  • Sun Bum
  • TGIN
  • Thicker Fuller Hair
  • Viviscal

Acure

Adria by Thalia

Alaffia

As I Am

Avalon Organics

Brite

Camille Rose Naturals

Carol’s Daughter

Parent company not cruelty free.

Dr. Marder

Earth Science

Eden Body Works

EO Products

Ethique

Eva NYC

Everyday Coconut

Everyone

Hair Food

Haircredible

Hask

Jason

Kinky-Curly

Kristin Ess

Living Proof

Mane ‘n Tail

Maui Moisture

Parent company not cruelty free.

Miracle 9

Mixed Chicks

Not Your Mother’s

Pacifica

Paul Mitchell

Petal Fresh

Pura d’or

Puracy

Pureology

Parent company not cruelty free.

Purezero

Raw Sugar

Rucker Roots

SheaMoisture

Parent company not cruelty free.

Sun Bum

TGIN

Thicker Fuller Hair

Viviscal


Did I miss any that you think should be included? Or are any of these no longer cruelty free? Please leave a comment below so I can add or remove them!

· In: Hair Care

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