Ere Perez

Natural

Every makeup pro­duct has a ​‘star’-ingredient that con­tri­bu­tes to hydra­tion, pro­tec­tion and reco­very of the skin. How does Natu­ral Almond Mas­ca­ra, Arni­ca Con­cea­ler, Qui­noa water foun­da­tion of Jojo­ba Eye Pen­cil sound in your ears? jWe find it all great. Our eye­bags can use some reco­ve­ring ami­ca. The make up is fit for every skin type and skin colour! 

The skin­ca­re pro­ducts con­tain nou­rishing bota­nic, Aus­tra­lian ingre­dients that crea­te a per­fect shi­ne. This way you will shi­ne in no time!

The label has a nail polish collec­tion, made for 80% of vegan pro­ducts. The nail polish is 10-free. This means that they do not con­tain the 10 most dama­ging subs­tan­ces. The clear basic and top coat for­mu­las are sus­tai­na­ble and further nail growth. They are chip-resis­tent and are for daily use. This way, we can con­ti­nue lon­ger with the same pot. Worthwhi­le to try!

What does the Yuka app say?

Yuka, the mobi­le app that scans pro­ducts and analy­ses the impact on your health, already scree­ned some of the Ere Perez pro­ducts. Check out the results below:

Natu­ral Almond Mas­ca­ra: 79/100; Arni­ca Con­cea­ler: 90/100; Qui­noa water foun­da­tion: 80/100. But not all Ere Perez pro­ducts are on Yuka. The oppo­nent, the Clean Beauty app men­tions that Ere Perez has a con­tro­ver­sial pro­duct in ami­ca con­cea­ler and Jojo­ba pen­cil: the mine­ral Tita­nium. This is bio­de­gra­da­ble, but car­ci­no­ge­nic if it is inha­led or taken in. Clean Beauty is an app that con­trols con­tro­ver­sial pro­ducts, aller­ge­nes and toxic substances. 

Animal friendly?

All care pro­ducts, nail polish, brushes and cos­me­tics are vegan, with the excep­tion of mas­ca­ra that con­tains bees­wax. The brand does not do ani­mal­tes­ting and was sug­ges­ted by PETA and by ​‘Choo­se Cruelty Free Australia’.

Fair, Circulair, CO2-neutraal?

Diver­se pac­ka­ges men­tion Made in Italy, Made in Fran­ce, Made in Mexi­co or Made in Chi­na. The­re is little addi­tio­nal infor­ma­tion about the wor­king con­di­tions or the sus­tai­na­ble policy of the­se fac­to­ries.
Whe­re­ver pos­si­ble, the brand uses glass bottles for lip tints, foun­da­tion… Ere Perez says the plas­tic lids can also be recy­cled and the card­board pac­ka­ging, of course.

If we track the Aus­tra­lian car­bon foot­print off­set­ting pro­gram­me, NOCO2, this brand only takes into account the inter­nal pro­ces­sing, the was­te by pro­ducts of the basis pro­duct and the flights of its staff. The flights for ship­ping the pro­ducts over the enti­re world are taken into account. This can­not give us a total image. 

In summary

The­re is a lot to tell about Ere Perez, as the label pays atten­tion to many ele­ments to be pro­gres­si­ve. Here and the­re some infor­ma­tion is mis­sing for us. COSH! Is fan of the brand and we have also tes­ted it! 

Curious what the Aus­tra­lian natu­re can mean for your skin? If you say YES, then try the­se bota­nic skin care pro­ducts and the natu­ral make-up and nail­po­lish of Ere Perez!