Brands that test on animals.

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Rose C.

Jan 30, 2015

Rose C.

Does anybody know the brands that DO test on animals? I want to avoid them as much as possible.

Alexis C.

Jan 30, 2015

Alexis C.

PETA has a full list of brands that are cruelty free and don't test on animals.

Shanae J.

Jan 30, 2015

Shanae J.

Http://veganrabbit.com/list-of-companies-that-do-test-on-animals/ Here's a site, makeup and more! I don't know how legit it is though. Let me say this though, Rimmel is made in London, they DO NOT test on animals in London, they ship some of their products to Mexico and then Mexico DOES test the products on animals. So therefore, unless you're buying rimmel products from Mexico, then you're fine. Most are straight from London, so they're not tested on animals.

Ishika K.

Jan 30, 2015

Ishika K.

That is so sick!! What jerk what do the that😡😡😡

Rose C.

Jan 30, 2015

Rose C.

Thank you!

Alexandra S.

Jan 30, 2015

Alexandra S.

Usually more companies with natural ingredients do not test on animals but companies that use artificial ingredients and harsh chemicals that can possibly harm us do test on animals. So usually not only are products that are not animal tested animal friendly but usually more natural and better for us

Alexandra S.

Jan 30, 2015

Alexandra S.

So good choice!!

Alexis M.

Jan 30, 2015

Alexis M.

I know loreal does.

Hannah K.

Jan 31, 2015

Hannah K.

I always have this on hand! Johnson&Johnson includes Neutrogena.

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