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I am new in vegan

Posted: Mon May 25, 2020 7:44 am
by kirtisaharma
Hello Everyone, I am new in this community and I am vegetarian and want to switch in vegan. I am using vegan products last 3 months and looking for vegan perfume. I have check on amazon and other sites to buy a perfume but I am confused which one is best perfume in this list (link removed)? Can anyone know about best perfume where i can purchase buy online?

Re: I am new in vegan

Posted: Mon May 25, 2020 11:30 am
by Red
Hey kirtisaharma, welcome to the forum. Feel free to ask us any questions about transitioning.

I'm not sure about perfumes, but that sounds like a good thread idea. Start one on that!

Re: I am new in vegan

Posted: Mon May 25, 2020 2:41 pm
by brimstoneSalad
@Red Pretty sure that was spam due to the link. (It was the right call to delete it, I restored the post just in case it's not and removed the link)

If not spam, though, welcome kirtisaharma. Try to avoid posting links to other sites, particularly that sell products, and particularly in an intro post.

Re: I am new in vegan

Posted: Tue May 26, 2020 6:52 am
by kirtisaharma
Hello Guys, I am not spammer. I am new in this community and i don't know we can't put any outside link. Sorry for that, Can you help me to suggest best vegan perfume. I will gift to my mom in next month.

Re: I am new in vegan

Posted: Tue May 26, 2020 7:59 am
by Jebus
Welcome Kirtisaharma.

Have a look at this link: https://www.totallyveganbuzz.com/lifest ... -perfumes/

If you live in a big city you should be able to find a shop where you can smell samples. Otherwise, nearly every airport has that option. Personally, I haven't used perfume since the 90s and will never do so again.

Re: I am new in vegan

Posted: Tue May 26, 2020 1:14 pm
by brimstoneSalad
There are a few common non-vegan ingredients in perfumes from Civets, Musk deer, Sperm whales, Beavers, and other animals. It's really weird and gross.
There are vegan perfumes though, and it's great you're looking for one. The link Jebus posted looks pretty good and should put you on the right track.

I will say that, in general, very very cheap perfume is less likely to have those more expensive animal ingredients, but at the same time that doesn't necessarily make the best gift. An alternative is to make your own perfume, although with anything that has essential oils in it you have to be careful of possible sensitivity and make sure to dilute them properly.