For years, Muslim women and men have been looking for halal skincare and beauty products that fit their lifestyle, but this spike in demand has only recently resulted in broad awareness in this field.
To the joy of many faith-driven Muslims, Halal beauty has surged into the cosmetics business and is increasingly shining under the spotlight. Looking at search trends over the previous five years, demand in halal makeup has increased tenfold!
To answer the question of what caused this surge in interest in a previously unknown area, we must first ask what halal skincare is, what makes it unique and why it is essential to Muslims.
Halal skincare products;
Coupled with the increased desire for natural, organic, and cruelty-free products, firms like Anaaka Cosmetics, which must adhere to these values in order to be Halal certified, are in great demand.
Vegan goods strive to eliminate all animal-based elements, but halal cosmetics may contain animal substances that are allowed under Islamic law, such as honey.
Many corporations remove the word “animal” off their labels, instead using words like “hydrolyzed collagen” instead of “hydrolyzed animal protein,” so most people are unaware of what’s inside the products they use.
You can check if the product is vegan by using these methods.