12 Cruelty-Free Drugstore Brands
What Does Cruelty-Free Mean?
If a product states that it is Cruelty-Free it means that the product and ingredients in the product are not tested on animals.
Isn't it against the Law to test on animals?
Yes, testing cosmetics on animals in the UK and the EU has been banned since March 2013 (not that long ago). However, it is still legal in 80% of countries worldwide, including Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Guatemala, India, Japan, New Zeland, Russia, South Korea, Taiwan, and the United States. It is actually a legal requirement in China for some beauty products to be tested on animals.
A Company can claim to be cruelty-free in England or the EU but still test their products on animals to sell to other countries like China (there's a loop-hole somewhere in the laws that allow this).
How are Cosmetics now tested? Are they Safe?
Most cosmetics should be safe to use but an allergic reaction can occur, which is why it's best and recommended to do a 24-hour swatch test first. Cruelty-Free companies use artificial human tissue grown in the lab, and/or a modern test tube method, both methods have proven to be more effective when testing for skin irritations and toxic ingredients. So it's safer for you and saves animals from being tested on.
Here Are 12 Cruelty-Free Drug Store Beauty Brands that are Cruelty-Free and Do Not Sell their Products in China:
B. Makeup and skincare ππ±
Barry M ππ (π± some products)
Bleach London ππ±
Boots (No7) π
Collection Cosmetics π (π± some products)
Lush ππ΅(π± most products)
Makeup Revolution π (π±most products)
NYX Cosmetics ππ΅π± (✖owned by L'Oreal)
Sleek Makeup π
Solait (Superdrug) π
Superdrug π
The Body Shop ππ°π΅(π±some products) (✖ owned by L'Oreal)
(legend) π_ Cruelty-Free π±_ Vegan π°_ Leaping Bunny Certified
π΅_ PETA Certified π_ HSI Certified ✖_ Non-Cruelty-Free Parent Company
π΅_ PETA Certified π_ HSI Certified ✖_ Non-Cruelty-Free Parent Company
More Brands will be added to the Cruelty-Free Brands List, in due time. Do you have a favourite Cruelty-Free Brand? Are you Cruelty-Free with your Beauty? If you have any more questions on this topic please comment below or get in touch, Thanks.
Thanks for Reading, #BeCrueltyFree
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