Vinoble Cosmetics: The Hangover-Free Way to Add Wine to Your Skincare Routine
Vinoble Cosmetics are quite simply nature in a jar.
Driven by a deep-rooted respect for nature, Vinoble Cosmetics sets new standards for sustainable beauty with grape-derived ingredients.
The promise
Specialises in vegan, cruelty-free skincare made in Austria, Vinoble Cosmetics provides clean, guilt-free luxury using natural grape-based ingredients. With sustainable beauty at its core, the Austrian brand promises “Skin Happiness”, which describes a skin that is healthy and perfectly hydrated skin with a natural glow.
Vinoble also emphasises that their skincare products are unisex, which means every individual can find products that suit the needs of their own skin type.
The Packaging
Minimalism is the name of the game at Vinoble Cosmetics, which is visible on its simplistic packaging made from wood, glass and fabric. We particularly love the textured fabric labels, which are made in Italy and matched beautifully with the wooden lid and glass container.
Vinoble products are biodegradable and use only the most natural ingredients.
The Ingredients
Vinoble Cosmetics products are powered by natural, 100% vegan ingredients that are free from animal testing. The brand upholds such high standards by subjecting themselves to an annual audit by the Vegan Society.
Free from parabens, paraffins, PEG substances, synthetic colourings and hormonal active substances, Vinoble Cosmetics uses only raw ingredients that are either locally sourced in Austria or from European suppliers to keep the ecological footprint to a minimum.
The production process also considers ecological aspects and complies with the brand’s sustainability guidelines. Harnessing the natural power of the grape, the products are produced in their in-house production facility in Austria in an eco-friendly manner.
All their unisex skincare products are manufactured in their own production facility in Austria, and all the raw ingredients used are either locally sourced or come from European suppliers to keep transportation-related carbon emissions to a minimum.
Best For
Infused with highly concentrated antioxidants from grapes, Vinoble Cosmetics offers guilt-free luxury for those with aging skin concerns. It’s also perfect for people who appreciate high-performance skincare that commits to ingredient transparency and protecting the environment.
Our Verdict
Vinoble Cosmetics stand out with grape-derived products that actually work. If you ever thought using vino in skincare is just a gimmick, Vinoble Cosmetics will make you think otherwise. The first things we noticed about their products are how natural they smell and look.
The Purifying Cream, for example, has a subtle apricot shade and delicate scents of grapes. The natural colour is an indicator of the highly concentrated antioxidants from grapes in the moisturiser, which helps to protect our skin cells against premature ageing.
The good news is, individuals with different skin types can benefit from the same product, thanks to the presence of its hero ingredient, the grape. The Purifying Cream is also suitable for someone with acne-prone skin, as the cream has a light texture that gets absorbed by the skin easily. We recommend using it in the morning to create a more balanced, healthy-looking complexion before applying makeup.
Our favourites, however, are the Hyaluronic Concentrate and Regenerating Eye Cream. The Hyaluronic Concentrate is hyaluronic acid in its purest form. We are particularly impressed by its lightweight formulation, which feels weightless on the skin while restoring the skin’s moisture.
The Regenerating Eye Cream is unlike any eye creams we’ve tried before. While some eye creams can be too rich and hard to absorb, this eye cream from Vinoble Cosmetics is formulated with jojoba and grapeseed oil which gives it a nourishing effect, while the texture is almost fluffy like whipped egg white. Another active ingredient worth mentioning is coenzyme Q10, which has a smoothing effect and counteracts ageing caused by external factors.
