1. A subscription to VegNews Bet you didn’t know there’s an entire magazine dedicated to veganism? Well, there is. It covers everything from foo…
I only have a handful of vegan friends, but I’ve had enough experience reading labels to know that a whole bunch of things we buy and eat are not vegan-friendly. Thankfully, this year, we at Lifesum have compiling a list of all the things you should get your vegan friend for the holidays.
Bet you didn’t know there’s an entire magazine dedicated to veganism? Well, there is. It covers everything from food, to beauty and skincare, travel, and home. It’s the vegan bible.
Buy it: $20 for a year, VegNews
There’s an arsenal of vegan health products available; with everything from facial scrub to dry shampoo. Our personal favorite though, is the Japanese Cherry Blossom Eau de Toilette from the Body Shop. Smells good and is good.
Buy it: $28, The Body Shop
Give your vegan friend the power to make their own milk. It’s one of the more expensive gifts on this list, but you’re sure to make whoever gets it, very, very happy.
Buy it: $140, Goop
This organic, non-GMO, Veg is better than normal food. Vegan or not, this is the kind of hummus where one dip is just not enough. They have a variety of different flavors; Thai Coconut Curry is our all-time favorite.
Buy it: $4 and up, Hope
Otherland makes cruelty-free, vegan candles that smell incredible. Our tip: buy the 3-pack and give only one to your friend; you’ll want to keep these.
Buy it: $36 each or $108 for a 3-pack, Otherland
Quick tip: don’t buy this for anyone you aren’t sure won’t be freaked out that you’re purchasing underwear for them. Give the gift of guilt-free, cruelty-free, discomfort-free underwear for Christmas.
Buy it: $57 and up for packs, Wama Underwear
Matt and Nat sell beautiful vegan leather goods like wallets, purses, backpacks and larger luggage. It won’t be cheap, but it will be appreciated!
Buy it: $40 and up, Matt and Nat
Can we brag for a minute? Our app is full of recipes and health plans for every type of diet. It’s great for new or even wannabe vegans who need inspiration and tips for how to be vegan the healthy way.
Buy it: $45 for a year, Lifesum
Cooking can be challenging, and if you’re new to the vegan lifestyle, the difficulty only increases. Get your friend a cookbook that makes it simple and inexpensive to eat vegan, you might even be able to cook them a meal out of it!
Buy it: Vegan in 7: Delicious Plant-Based Recipes in 7 Ingredients or Fewer, $13, Amazon
This one from Bombay & Cedar features aromatherapy recipes, essential oils, skincare, snacks and more – all vegan.
Buy it: $30 a month for a mini box, Bombay & Cedar
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