10 Must-Have Beauty Tools From Cruelty-Free Brands

Do you use face masks? You might love this , particularly handy for mixing powder or natural home-made face masks. A brush will apply your mask evenly and mess-free.

What's cool about the is that it multitasks, yet it's small and convenient. It has 4 distincts textures that shine, smooth, buff, and shape. An all-in-one must-have nail tool!

Neither Shiseido nor Shu Umera are cruelty-free, and those are the two most talked-about curlers. But this doesn't mean they're the best ones, right?! Try as a cruelty-free alternative -- it also comes with a deluxe Lights, Camera, Flashes mascara.

No dupe or knockoff compares to . It's soft, fluffy, and applies any foundation flawlessly when you dampen it.

I love muslin cloths for removing my makeup and most will work just fine, but these Eve Lom ones ($20) are high-quality and long-lasting.

The Clarisonic brand isn't cruelty-free, but this cool pulsating face brush is! It cleans thoroughly and removes all your makeup, but it's still gentle enough for sensitive skin. It's called the  and you can get it at Sephora.

Unless you always use twist-up mechanical lip and eye pencils, chances are you need a sharpener -- preferably one that's meant for makeup! I love the because it has 2 holes (one for jumbos and Train Bleu, one for everything else) and looks sleek.

Anastasia Beverly Hills (all rise for the Queen of Brows) makes that are gaining recognition as the best tweezers ever. They're slanted but small and easily pluck individual hairs.

I'm sure you've heard of , which are gentle and 100% natural exfoliators, but did you know that The Konjac Company is certified by the Leaping Bunny?

Blotting papers are a summer essential if you have combination or oily skin. The luxury brand Tatcha came up with a nifty packaging for their . This tube looks elegant and even has a mirror! I love it.