When it comes to fashion Zara knows what it’s doing, but in case you didn’t know, the brand also does make up — yes, Zara Beauty exists.
Their beauty line launched in 2021 with a huge collection of 130 pieces. The initial release was composed of eyeshadows, eyeliners, lipsticks, nail polish, and much more.
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Zara Beauty isn’t the fashion retailer’s first foray into the beauty realm though. I’m sure you’ve seen its fragrances knocking around; they’re often said to be dupes for luxury perfumes.
Prior to the launch of the beauty range, the brand also released a collaboration with fragrance guru Jo Malone.
Needless to say, Zara Beauty is shaping up to be just as essential as its fashion counterpart. If you’re not yet familiar with their beauty section, here’s everything you need to know.
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Is Zara Beauty clean?
If clean beauty is important to you and you want to know if Zara Beauty falls under this category, I have good news: it is.
With the help of British makeup artist Diane Kendal, Zara created Zara Beauty with clean formulas. This means the brand doesn’t use ingredients that have been found to be harmful to the skin.
Aside from an effort to provide clean products, Zara Beauty has also taken a step towards sustainability. Most of the products are housed in refillable or reusable containers, according to Setting Mind.
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Is Zara’s make up cruelty-free?
Does Zara test its products on animals? You’ll be happy to know that it does not.
However, while it has not been certified cruelty-free by any vetting organisation, the brand has shared that it does not test on animals at any point of production.
Curious to try Zara Beauty? Start with some of our favourite picks.
Shop Wear Next’s Zara Beauty picks
Nourishing Jelly Lip Oil, £7.99 – buy now
Tinted Balm, £11.99 – buy now
Manifesto Color Stick, £12.99 – buy now
Luminous Creamy Concealer, £9.99 – buy now
Multifunctional Palette, £27.99 – buy now
Eyebrow Gel, £9.99 – buy now
Quartz Veil Liquid Eyeshadow, £11.99 – buy now
Limitless Soft-matte Foundation, £14.99 – buy now
Hydro Glow Tinted Moisturizer, £14.99 – buy now
