I did! They are still telling myself and others that it’s vegan. I even asked specifically about anything derived from honey and was told it doesn’t contain anything. This makes me think that it must be a regional difference. I’m going to add a note to this post about it.

Hi Tashina, did you ever get the update on the Glow Tonic 🙂 x

Hi Emma! All the information I have about vegan options is directly from the brand itself. That’s concerning that they told you Glow Tonic contains something derived from honey as I’ve asked about that specifically and been told it does not and is vegan. I’ll double check with them as well. I do know that their customer service team does often give inconsistent replies about what is and isn’t vegan. I’ll reach out to my contact and see what they know.

Love you page as a fellow vegan beauty addict, Just wanted to ask where you sourced the updates. I had a PR package from Pixi recently with their new Glow collection. I emailed to clarify their vegan status also and they replied that they are all vegan (The cleanser, moisturiser, serum and gel) however I was told that the Glow Tonic (original/new) is not vegan friendly as it has <0.1% honey derivative in it. (I know this is minuscule however it does technically mean non-vegan right?). I am in the UK and was sent these from Pixi UK, however as far as I am aware they are the same branding and products just imported to us Brits 🙂

Just wanted to add what I have been told and I will ask again just to be sure as well!!

Much love 🙂 Emma!

Just published a new update!

Just published a new update!

Thanks, Eunice! Brands like this change ingredients often so sometimes things are vegan for a while, then not, and then vegan again. This is why checking ingredients on the packaging is so important.

I’m not sure what’s in it that makes it not vegan, but they told me that it’s not.