Beauty | Cruelty Free
On to the post!
I understand that animal testing has advanced certain fields like medicine in terms of surgeries and whatnot. That being said, I think that testing on animals for cosmetics and other beauty products is completely unnecessary (I mean, come on, haven't you seen Legally Blonde 2?!).
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| Seriously, this site is so easy to use, and I'm one of the lazier people I know (I can be productive sometimes, okayyy?) |
Even though PETA sometimes has a bad reputation for being a bit aggressive in their approach, they have a lot of helpful information on their site as to what brands do and don't test on animals and which companies are vegan and etc. It's nice to know that some of my favorite brands don't test on animals (and this is by no means all of them), such as:
Lush
ELF
NYX
Smashbox
Too Faced
Urban Decay
Revlon
Almay
Avon
And of course Burts Bees and Yes To products
Some brands that unfortunately still do test on animals (and should stop being so lame) include:
Cover Girl
L’Oreal
Maybelline
Max Factor
Rimmel
L’Oreal
Maybelline
Max Factor
Rimmel
Categories:
Almay,
animal testing,
Avon,
Burt's Bees,
cosmetic brands,
Covergirl,
e.l.f.,
L'Oreal,
Lush,
Max Factor,
Maybelline,
NYX,
PETA,
Revlon,
rimmel,
Smashbox,
Too Faced,
Tori,
Urban Decay,
Yes to
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