Would you buy animal tested products?

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Diana T.

Jun 25, 2014

Diana T.

LUSH also posted a great YouTube video protesting animal cruelty using a human as the test subject in place of the animal it really sheds light on the situation n will really make you think twice before ever purchasing an animal tested product again

Diana T.

Jun 25, 2014

Diana T.

Just think those animals could have easily been someone's pet :( just really sad

Judy L.

Jun 25, 2014

Judy L.

Yes I have seen that LUSH video, very educating. It bought in a lot of public awareness from what I've watched. And that experience you had with that company was just...really traumatizing! I can't believe they said this.

Parnika J.

Jun 25, 2014

Parnika J.

I am definitely against animal testing.. what I have learned is that animal testing is carried out at various stages.. some companies test finished products and some test ingredients.. Sometimes its difficult to make out that which company tests and which doesn't. I have stopped purchasing loreal, Mac in this process..

Kaschay F.

Jun 29, 2014

Kaschay F.

I think animal testing is horrible but we all know that these companies won't include that in advertising that's why I changed my whole regime to be mostly all natural products, hopefully I get to a point where everything I use is natural

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