Cruelty free Daily moisturiser with a SPF?

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Any recommendations please? I have dry skin so moisturise daily. I don't want to use sunscreen each day on my face in the UK

I have seen tropic do one but it's tinted.

I really like Avon's daily one with a SPF but it's not Cruelty-Free

Any suggestions please?

It's not a moisturiser but I use Liz Earle skin tint which gives sheer coverage with an spf of 15. I wear to daily and quite like it.

Thankyou. Not keen on tint though, and it looks like Liz Earle stuff is tested on animals?

This gets pretty good reviews and is dirt cheap - I really like the Vitamin E range:

www.superdrug.com/Save-up-to-1-2-price-across-Skincare/Superdrug-Vitamin-E-SPF15-Moisturising-Cream-100ml/p/282713

Oh that could be the answer.

I use their hair stuff which works well.

I could only see cruelty free mentioned in the reviews, not on the product info (although I might have missed it)

Will check in store tomorrow. Thankyou.

Following! It's so hard to find cruelty free makeup and toiletries - but I have found more often than not own brands which aren't stocked in china or exported do the trick (and the usual body shop and lush of course) Avon was my biggest disappointment and I struggle with finding the right foundation too.
I also found a great website that can help too crueltyfreeproducts.co.uk that does a lot of info on this

At the bottom of the ingredients list OP All of Superdrug's own brand stuff is cruelty free.

La roche posay
Kiehls
Murad - prob the best as not sold in china
Avene
Simple
Clearsil

Simple is part of Unilever and sold in China I believe so not cruelty free. None of the international makeup houses are anymore which is so frustrating!!

La Roche Posay and Avenue are also not cruelty free as they test in animals to sell in China.

I second Superdrug own brand- all their own brand items are cruelty free.

"I could only see cruelty free mentioned in the reviews, not on the product info"

IMO shops/brands don't do enough to promote their cruelty free credentials.

Since l'Oreal sold them The Bodyshop have gone back to their cruelty free roots, and even have a vegan range in stores. Superdug's own brand, and M & S own brand are cruelty free, as are the skincare ranges in Holland and Barrett and Lush.

M&S are good - they use the leaping bunny, so you can check all their toiletries for the leaping bunny. I will only buy cruelty free, I wish others would follow suit and we could end the needless cruelty to animals.

Just seen all these replies - will check back later. Thanks all!

Had no idea all Superdrug own brand was cruelty free. That's brilliant news.

I have an app to check but it's not listed there 🤔

It's the SPF part that I was getting stuck on.

It seems it's easy enough to get sun cream

Or cruelty free moisturiser but not one that's got a spf and isn't too heavy for daily use.

Of course now I would prefer it not to be in a plastic container

"I have an app to check but it's not listed there"

That's what I meant by companies not being vocal enough about their cruelty free brands. Webites that list cruelty free brands seem to miss them out. Is it because they are sold by stores that also sell non cruelty free brands?

Yes I guess it could be misunderstood - big shame they're missing out though. I think they should consider rebranding to capture that area of the market (me)

And me.

(Sorry, bit late returning to the party!) All of my Liz Earle products have the leaping bunny on them and say "cruelty free", they are also suitable for vegetarians (not vegans) and state "no animal extracts". I wonder if it's the spf ingredients?

Oh that's interesting about liz Earle being cruelty free!

I got the Superdrug stuff (and eye cream, night cream and exfoliant scrub)

I really like it. Good price too.