Is this product suitable for a vegan lifestyle?

The source explicitly states the formula is suitable for a plant-based lifestyle, meaning it does not contain ingredients derived from animals (such as beeswax, lanolin, collagen, keratin, carmine, or animal-sourced hyaluronic acid). The hyaluronic acid used in modern cosmetics is typically produced via bacterial fermentation, and the plant peptides are, as the name suggests, plant-derived. Vitamin C in cosmetics is almost always synthetic (ascorbic acid or stable derivatives like sodium ascorbyl phosphate) and not animal-sourced. However, the brand does not appear to carry a third-party vegan certification (such as The Vegan Society or V-Label) on this product page, so if formal certification matters to you — for example, due to cross-contamination policies in manufacturing — you may want to contact the manufacturer directly for their current vegan status documentation. For most practical purposes, the ingredient profile aligns with vegan use.