Hi Holly,

When this was first created and published, all of their shades are vegan. I’ve recently re-filmed an updated version and swapped things out. 🙂

Hi Elena!

Ciate is listed on the Cruelty Free & Vegan Brand List. 🙂

Thank you for reading! <3

Thank you for a blogging about such a good topic, Tashina! I love it that other people (and vegans especially) love and care about nail polish as much as I do.

It’s SO sad that they have made this change. 🙁 I removed them from the Vegan Nail Polish Brands list, but thank you for commenting here and reminding me to mention it here as well.

I asked Butter London recently about their polishes being vegan, and they said their polishes now contain hydrolyzed silk, so they are no longer vegan.

I’ve been meaning to update my previous comment. I tried to place an order with Barry M recently, and after waiting a month, they refused to fill my order, citing some bogus restriction on shipping on polishes. (If the restriction was real, they would have asked me to revise my order, but they didn’t. And I ordered makeup, too, which wasn’t a part of their restriction.) They just canceled my order. And I’d ordered from them before with no problems. I’ll never attempt to buy Barry M products again.

I really wish Barry M polishes were easier to find here in the US. They look so pretty!!

Barry M has a little green V in a heart on the ingredient list of every single one of its products, if it is vegan. If you don’t see that little symbol, it’s not vegan. I don’t actually think I’ve seen a Barry M product that isn’t vegan. But I still look at the ingredient list of everything I buy from them. And shipping with Barry M is expensive, but worth it, considering their polishes are so much cheaper than Zoya. (Barry M and Zoya are my favorite lines.)

But I’m so glad to see more nail-polish lines on this blog that I hadn’t known about before. I’m afraid my polish collection is about to get much bigger!