Cosmetic companies that DO NOT TEST ON ANIMALS.

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Mar 5, 2015

Katia M.

Anyone looking for cruelty free makeup as well as skin care might be interested in looking at Arbonne. It is vegan, botanically based and on the PETA approved list. Please get in touch and I'll hook you up! :)

Dec 26, 2014

Jacqueline P.

Hi all... I've just joined here to get a word in on Animal testing...like most of you reading the eldless debate of cosmetic houses with "who does and who doesn't". Everyone especially our clients and customers are these days very concerned but there is a lot of misconceptions creating confusion! You can research best on each brand houses websites. By law they do need to be honest about their testing. In my professional career over a decade as a makeup artist I've observed the changes with each brand stearing away from testing hence also the stay power of products too especially lipsticks yes? What a great revenue for the popularity of primers that created haha.

For your peace of mind it makes it much easier to understand that by law China does test every new Brand or product released before it is used and sold on their faces. So having said that... you can fairly much say that every skincare/makeup product MADE or PURCHASED in or from China has been a part of the Animal testing process. However Please note: If the same brands originally made in the US or UK, Europe or Australia or anywhere else in the world it is safe from Animal testing if they have stated it on their websites. So you are buying the 'origional' formula (non-China formula).
Most things these days are made in China including the packaging...very hard to find anything that not! So here's a comman misconception,...you buy a product formula made in the US and its packaged in the US but its in a bottle or tube made in China. This is highly likely!
If you are concerned be careful where you are buying your stock from especially if they are overseas shippers.

Jun 5, 2014

Yaz B.

Smashbox, Benefit, Stila, Urban Decay, Makeup for ever, Aveda, The Body Shop, ELF, BH Cosmetics DON't test their products on animals!! MAC, Estee Lauder, Lancome, Maybelline, Clarins, L'Oreal, LaRoche Posay, Clinique DO test on animals!

Oct 14, 2013

U R.

L'Oreal Garnier Avon Mary Kay (sell natural fur [made in china] brushes) J&J Unilever
Schwarzkopf DO test on animals

Oct 14, 2013

U R.

Paco Rabbane Prada Carolina Herrera perfume
Pacifica perfume
Lakshmi ,
pagan aroma oils.
handmade cosmetics

Oct 14, 2013

U R.

Stella McCartney

Oct 14, 2013

U R.

Afterglow , Pangea Organics , Juicy Beauty, Salma Hayek Nuance, Paul Mitchell.
Manic Panic (tested on celebrities)) Dita V Teese
NOT tested on animals

Oct 14, 2013

U R.

Cosmetics MADE in ISRAEL DO NOT tested on animals.

Mar 19, 2013

Macy D.

Hard candy doesn't test on animals.

Mar 17, 2013

Sara U.

Lush, E.L.F and The Body Shop :-)

Mar 17, 2013

Frith V.

Http://www.peta.org/living/beauty-and-personal-care/companies/default.aspx
Do this one, saved me so many times

Mar 17, 2013

Stacie C.

Yeah I've had loads to research! Thanks everyone, really helped

Mar 17, 2013

Alondra P.

Nyx , Elf , & physicians formula.

Mar 17, 2013

Michelle B.

Ok, I went and found out from some research that tarte does have a collection of animal free stuff. yay :)

Mar 16, 2013

Michelle B.

Most of these companies mentioned still use animal products or am I wrong? I'm seriously asking because as someone who is cruelty free, I would love to know. lol Is tarte cf for real? When I have checked they used animal products. Or do you just mean that they don't test on animals? Sorry for being confused. lol :)

Mar 16, 2013

Becca A.

Lush

Mar 16, 2013

Cinthia V.

I suggest checking the leaping bunny list, it's more accurate and it lets you know if a company is owned by another company that is NOT cruelty free. For example, Urban decay is technically still cruelty free BUT they are owned by L'oreal who is not. Also keep in mind that some companies that are CF are not on these lists, it's just a matter of doing your own research. Tarte and Stila are companies not on the list but are CF.

I have a channel on youtube and I focus on cruelty free beauty only, check me out if you like (: BeautyTalkWithCin

Mar 16, 2013

Selen S.

austalis

Mar 16, 2013

Tiffany D.

I'm so pissed that sephora tests on animals because the disney princess storylook palettes are a must have for me :( I don't think I'm going to be as thrilled about them now as I was

Mar 16, 2013

Tiffany D.

I was under the impression that maybelline did test on animals.

Mar 16, 2013

Stacie C.

Thanks everyone this has really helped!! Glad to see so many others care too :) thanks again

Mar 16, 2013

Georgina M.

E.l.f. hard candy, Laura Mercier, Too Faced, TreSemmé...

Companies that DO test on animals are Maybelline, anything owned by L'Oreal - Garnier, Pantene (although the Body Shop does NOT test), CoverGirl, Aveeno, Neutrogena, Essie, Orly, Olay, and lots more :-( Check the PETA website (they do update everyday) or leaping bunny. I remember seeing a website...I think it was Veggie Beauty and that one was quite accurate as well.

I'm with you!! I'm very passionate and strictly only buy non-animal tested products.

Mar 15, 2013

Megan M.

Oh and Mac and sephora do test on animals now because they sell in china. I'm done now haha.

Mar 15, 2013

Megan M.

Oh and Physicians Formula doesn't test =]

Mar 15, 2013

Megan M.

I refuse to buy make up that is tested on animals. The brands I buy from are NYX, NYC, Hard Candy, Too Faced, Urban Decay, Kat Von D, Tarte, Make Up For Ever, Elf, Gosh, Lush, Zuii, and Lily Lolo. Brands that DO TEST are Maybelline, Covergirl, Revlon, Rimmel, Almay, Benefit, Quo, Smashbox, Anna Sui, and there's more. You just have to google stuff as you go for the most part.