Plastic-free solid bars, small-batch London
| Ingredient transparency | Could not be retrieved (no readable product feed, or requests blocked) |
| Ownership | None found. Disruptor London Ltd was co founded in January 2021 by Sira Dheshan Naidu and Dr Juan Jose Jimenez Anca in London. The co founders remain the company's only full time employees according to the brand's own account; no parent company or acquisition was found. |
| Where made | South London, UK. |
| Cruelty free | Yes |
| Vegan | Yes |
| Organic | Partial |
| Certifications | PETA Beauty Without Bunnies status is confirmed directly on the certifier's own register: crueltyfree.peta.org states in full, "Yes, Disruptor London is cruelty free. They ensure that neither their ingredients nor finished products are tested on animals, and their suppliers and third parties follow the same standard." Disruptor London also states membership of 1 percent for the Planet and displays what it calls an ESG mark, but neither of these could be independently confirmed against a primary certifier register within available access, and neither appears in the specific evidence framework used for this review. No B Corp, Vegan Society, Leaping Bunny, COSMOS or Soil Association certification was found. |
| Sold in mainland China | No public disclosure found; the brand is PETA animal test free certified and sells from London. |
| Palm oil | Good On You's assessment records that Disruptor London does not use palm oil. |
| Good On You | Rated Great at 5/5 overall and ranked first of 239 beauty brands, scoring Planet 5/5, People 3/5 and Animals 5/5. |
| EWG | No EWG VERIFIED status found. |
| External ratings | Good On You 'Great'; PETA |
| Controversies | No controversy found. |
| Caveat | Still trading; ESGmark and 1% for the Planet membership are stated by the brand and ESGmark lists it in its own community directory, while no B Corp certification is claimed or held, and Good On You marks People as its weak point with no living wage evidence. |
| Reports note | <p>No public COAs; PETA is main third-party mark</p> |
Claims made for this brand that could not be confirmed in a certifier's own register. A brand website is a claim, not a source.
The '1 percent for the Planet' membership claim could not be independently confirmed on that organization's own member registry within available access and should be treated as an unverified brand claim.
The 'ESG mark' displayed on the brand's site is not one of the recognized certification schemes in this evidence framework and could not be independently verified; it should not be presented as equivalent to a recognized sustainability certification.
No B Corp, Vegan Society, Leaping Bunny or COSMOS certification exists for Disruptor London; these should not be assumed from its general sustainable beauty positioning.
PETA Beauty Without Bunnies cruelty free status, verbatim confirmation on the certifier's own register https://crueltyfree.peta.org/company/disruptor-london/
Founders Sira Dheshan Naidu and Dr Juan Jose Jimenez Anca, company background https://disruptor.london/uk/our-story
Brand's own claims of 1 percent for the Planet membership, ESG mark and CleanHub partnership https://disruptor.london/uk/our-story
Active trading confirmed via 2026 copyright notice and live ecommerce https://disruptor.london/uk/our-story
Why there is no score: Site could not be read. No verdict is given. Neither a full ingredient read nor a check of the certifications against the certifiers own registers has been completed for this brand, so there is no basis for judging it either way. No score is published. No readable product listing could be found at https://disruptor.london, so the catalogue could not be enumerated. A manual product by product read has not yet been completed.
Last checked 22 July 2026.
This brand's product catalogue could not be retrieved automatically: the site exposes no machine-readable product feed, or blocks automated requests. Ingredients may still be listed on individual product pages. Its formulas are not yet verified here.
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