Does Mac Test On Animals
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Jun 17, 2015
Beth S.
You guys should shop illumasqua. They have a similar foundation to Mac studio fix, there products are made in labs as a pose to factories in China, they don't test on animals, their manufacturers don't, and they don't trade with China because of the testing laws. There make up is really similar
To Mac products if that's the kind of look you like.
Jun 18, 2014
Courtney S.
Can anyone recommend a good foundation that doesn't test on animals? I have found a really good skin care range that doesn't and want to slowly replace all of my makeup with cruelty free products. thanks.
May 30, 2014
Andrea A.
For anyone saying "I'd rather they test on animals than humans" I would just like to add that, if a company is making their products with INGREDIENTS than can potentially cause irritation, rash or anything else along those lines, even if they 'pass' animals testing, do you still really want to put those products on your skin? I know I sure wouldn't feel comfortable knowing that the ingredients put into my cosmetics need to be put through vigorous testings on multiple types of skins (I.e. bunnies, monkeys, cats etc.). The fact is, there are MANY different companies that create amazing cosmetic products that can be highly pigmented and of great quality WITHOUT containing harmful ingredients and WITHOUT needing to test them on animals. You can still have the same high quality products that you can love without hurting any animals for the sole purpose of 'beauty'. All it takes is a little time and research to find these companies.
Jan 5, 2014
Roxanne M.
Ok first of all...if we were not so into make up...which we are...all these companies wouldnt be thinking about or doing animal testing. What we are into...is in demand..and unfortunately humans lives are more valuable and important to the world than animals. I want to make sure I add...that I absolutely LOVE all animal life. It's precious...I like them better than humans. BUT companies are not going to risk the horrible possible outcome of their product on a human. That is why they use animals. It's horrible I know...but we are the ones making make up such a big deal...I love animals... But I also love my MAC. But yes...to answer the question, their mother company tests on animals so they probably do as well...just as all companys most likely have some other business test their products for them.
Jan 26, 2013
Arlene M.
Yes, they do test. It's sad because people still purchase their crap even if its at the expense of a defenseless animal. There are plenty of companies (who have amazing products) that refuse to test on animals. Why not support them instead!?
Jan 26, 2013
Carmen K.
To all of you who want to take action, find the sample letter in this link & send it to the brands, let them know you care & it makes a difference: http://www.leapingbunny.org/whatcani.php
Jan 26, 2013
Carmen K.
@ARAMITHA :The issue is not being harmed or not, is HAVING THE CHOICE to be tested on or not, this is basic respect to life.
@Sarah L: What you say is true, but you can ask them directly you they do animal testing themselves, or they employ/ contract 3rd party to do animal testing. I emailed to 6 cosmetic brands directly to ask & only 1 got back to me (tarte) because they don't, all others are probably ashamed and not dare to say they do (NARS, Benefit, Lancome)
Jan 26, 2013
Sarah D.
Hm.. I didn't know that.. then I apologize for any confusion I may have caused.. I figured Hong Kong was in China so.. they had to abide by their laws.
Jan 26, 2013
Rebecca S.
Different laws
Jan 26, 2013
Rebecca S.
Not quite, but not exactly the same
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Is_Hong_Kong_an_independent_country#page7
Jan 26, 2013
Rebecca S.
I think Hong Kong is still independent from China
Jan 26, 2013
Sarah D.
http://www.narscosmetics.com/locations?Country=HK
Jan 26, 2013
Sarah D.
if you go on their website and choose the store locator.. it gives you the option to search for stores in Hong Kong and when you do so, it lists 5 different stores :/
Jan 26, 2013
Veganbeauty L.
I'm on the bus, but I can screen cap my correspondence with NARS which happened with the last 48 hours when I get home. Their parent company DOES test so that maybe a dealbreaker for some. I try to contact a company three times at three countries/divisions to ensure I'm getting universal responses.
Jan 26, 2013
Rebecca S.
Hi Sarah, do you have links to a website listing Nars products in China? Can't find any online and their website says they don't without the....." Unless required by law" bs. I just want to be sure before I stop buying from them.
Jan 26, 2013
Lily A.
Thats so bad they should be sued or anything worse
Jan 26, 2013
Sarah D.
Sorry for kind of getting off topic about another company.. but nothing annoys me more then a company trying to trick their buyers with carefully worded statements and by hiding facts. I wish they were just honest.
Jan 26, 2013
Sarah D.
I just went on the NARS website and it does say they don't test on animals at all.. but they have 5 stores in China selling their products... I hate how companies cannot be straight foward.. they don't test on animals but sell their products in China which requires animal testing..? They may say they don't test but their statements and store locations are too shadey for me to feel comfortable buying from them.
Jan 26, 2013
Sarah D.
NARS sells their products in China.. it says on their website they do not test unless required by law aka they are selling in China which their laws require animal testing, they just aren't saying it directly. Sad but true.
Jan 26, 2013
Yesenia P.
I tried to research animal testing and I couldn't even continue reading or seeing what I found!! Horrible!
Jan 26, 2013
Kaitlin K.
I HATE animal testing >.< my dad thinks they just put makeup on animals... Not true!!! T.T
Jan 26, 2013
Yesenia P.
Here you go Robin. You can click to see the list of companies that do test and there's a list of companies that do not test.http://www.peta.org/living/beauty-and-personal-care/companies/default.aspx
Jan 25, 2013
Robin C.
Yessenia, would you be so kind as to email me that list?? I cannot see it on my phone. I'm on FB too.
Jan 25, 2013
Robin C.
I had no idea!!! OMG!!! I need some shadow. Guess I'll be looking somewhere else!!!
Jan 25, 2013
Molly S.
That is a good idea to write them all a letter. I only use cruelty free products (makeup, skin care, hair stuff, everything). I never thought about telling the brands I ditched about it. I thought MUFE and Revlon were cruelty free :( that's really unfortunate. Time to send out some emails!