Location

London, England, United Kingdom

Founded

2019

Price

Affordable

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

19 products

Size range

5–16

New arrivals

2 this month

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Arttitude Cosmetics

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Arttitude Cosmetics is a British indie makeup brand making the case that colour should be loud again. Founded and independently owned by Ruks, who still works part-time as a scientist, the brand takes its name from her mother's makeup studio, Arttitude Studios, opened in 2009. That lineage shows in the products: this is makeup built by people who actually apply it. The range is deliberately bold. Magnetic customisable eyeshadow palettes sit at its heart, letting customers build their own combinations rather than buy a fixed selection, alongside highlighters, pressed powders, lip oils and brushes. The brand positions itself squarely against the pared-back clean girl aesthetic, promising colourful full glam and describing itself as unapologetic and creative. Its tagline, Where Artistry Meets Attitude, is an accurate summary. Every product is vegan and cruelty-free, backed by a published cruelty-free promise. Production remains genuinely small batch, with orders still packed by the founder and her family rather than a fulfilment warehouse, and the brand describes itself openly as tiny and still growing. Pricing puts professional-grade pigment within reach: individual items start under five pounds, with palettes ranging from around thirty-five to forty-five pounds. That places Arttitude in the affordable tier while delivering payoff usually associated with far pricier brands. For anyone seeking affordable, vegan and cruelty-free UK beauty from a women-owned independent, with customisable palettes and colour that refuses to be subtle, Arttitude is one of Britain's most distinctive small brands.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Arttitude Cosmetics good quality?
Arttitude Cosmetics gets strong praise for luxurious, well pigmented formulas at fair prices, though independent review volume is still small, so broader feedback is limited.
Who founded Arttitude Cosmetics?
Arttitude Cosmetics was founded by Rukhsaar, an NHS clinical scientist who started as a teenage bridal makeup artist and struggled to find quality lashes for clients.
When and where was Arttitude Cosmetics founded?
Arttitude Cosmetics launched online in August 2019 in the UK, and its founder still hand packs many orders herself with family help.
What makes Arttitude Cosmetics different?
Arttitude Cosmetics stands out with bold, magnetic eyeshadow palettes built for customization, deliberately rejecting minimalist trends in favor of maximalist, unapologetic color.
Is Arttitude Cosmetics cruelty free and vegan?
Arttitude Cosmetics states all its products are fully vegan and made with a strict no animal testing policy, avoiding markets that require it.
What's the bigger story behind Arttitude Cosmetics?
Arttitude Cosmetics has shipped to more than 50 countries and passed 5,000 orders, all while still being packed by hand from a spare bedroom.

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