Vampyre Cosmetics is proudly women owned, disabled owned and LGBT+ owned. Our products are vegan, cruelty free and talc free.
We believe beauty is in everyone. We simply provide tools as an option for the expression of it.
We believe no one should have to choose between unique, inspired packaging and high quality, ethical cosmetics, so we are committed to being all in one.
We believe gender is a construct and has no place in our business. We refuse to gender our products because they are for everyone.
We want to help those who use our products to feel empowered enough to show up in their skin however they wish.
We also believe vegan, cruelty and talc free should be the baseline for cosmetics, not something to brag about.
In that case, I am fine with what they did since they are lgbt and they dont want a spokesperson who does not share their values.
I am not sure why this was news.
They are not owned by vampires? Cultural appropriation.