are these brushes cruelty free?
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Yes, but you need to cofirm the best quality, the price is always equal to the quailty , thank you .
332571
Yes. On the Mad Hippie site, they are listed as Born (made) in the USA, Cruelty Free, and Vegan
1044105
I'm not entirely sure. You can find them on Facebook to ask questions. The line originated from a young lady who started a small company creating the cosmetics herself in the US I believe. Where they are produced now, I'm not sure. It is paraben free, as well as cruelty free.
1697960
I only buy cruelty free products, so I know this one is not tested on animals. I checked their website, which said so. Hope this helps :)
1138939
These brushes appear to be real clarisonic brushes. Sorry for the delay in answering.
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In my opinion, yes! I was surprised to see they weren't cheap plastic brushes. They're very nice especially for the price.
928603
Yes Burt's Bees is a cruelty free company. It's listed on PETA's website under cruelty free.http://features.peta.org/cruelty-free-company-search/cruelty_free_companies_company.aspx?Com_Id=311&Donottest;=-1&Product;=0&Dotest=-1&RegChange;=-1&Country;=-1&Keyword;=burt%27s+bees
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I'll be honest, I do not have much experience on the subject, this is my first set of makeup brushes, and the truth is that its bristles are super soft, and I have washed several times and have not dropped a hair. It's probable that they are 100% natural goat hair, but I guess someone with more experience can get us out of this doubt.
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The description says they are both animal and synthetic hair. So no, they're not vegan friendly.
1076012
I took them into a MAC store and they told me they absolutely were and to this day, I love them! They are THE best makeup brushes Ive ever had!
372667
They are a combination of goat and synthetic bristles. I love this brush set. I've had for a while now and haven't had any issues and I use them daily and wash them weekly
791428
I think they are synthetic, which I prefer. Boar bristle brushes tear up my hair, and this brush does not. I also love the Twilight paddle brush. On it, the bristles are plastic with beads on the end. That brush has lasted for years without losing any of the beads. Honestly, any of the Twilight hair care products are the best I've ever used.
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No - they are plastic or nylon, but definitely NOT wood. I was really disappointed when I bought mine in July, because I thought the bristles were wood or bamboo from reading the other reviews. However, when the brush came, I discovered that they are plastic or nylon. The description doesn't say they're wood, but they don't say the brush has changed since the other reviews, either. It's also a very lightweight brush, with somewhat cheesy-looking screws holding it together. If you want a great wooden brush with actual wooden bristles (which actually do feel really great when you brush your hair), get the OTHER brush I ordered in July: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000KM3NDO/ref=cm_cr_asin_lnk No - they are plastic or nylon, but definitely NOT wood. I was really disappointed when I bought mine in July, because I thought the bristles were wood or bamboo from reading the other reviews. However, when the brush came, I discovered that they are plastic or nylon. The description doesn't say they're wood, but they don't say the brush has changed since the other reviews, either. It's also a very lightweight brush, with somewhat cheesy-looking screws holding it together. If you want a great wooden brush with actual wooden bristles (which actually do feel really great when you brush your... » Read More No - they are plastic or nylon, but definitely NOT wood. I was really disappointed when I bought mine in July, because I thought the bristles were wood or bamboo from reading the other reviews. However, when the brush came, I discovered that they are plastic or nylon. The description doesn't say they're wood, but they don't say the brush has changed since the other reviews, either. It's also a very lightweight brush, with somewhat cheesy-looking screws holding it together. If you want a great wooden brush with actual wooden bristles (which actually do feel really great when you brush your hair), get the OTHER brush I ordered in July: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000KM3NDO/ref=cm_cr_asin_lnk « Show Less
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Yes, I have had these brushes for about a year and they began to shed within a few weeks. Needless to say I don't want the life time guarantee to get more brushes that shed.
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Yes they are. They're comparable to the Sigma Beauty Sigmax Kabuki Brush Kit.
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No, brushes are not stiff. each brush is designed perfectly for different use and application. I have used all the brushes for my own makeup and they work very well.
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You can find cruelty free peacock feathers on ebay. (I did.) Since these are from China, likely not cruelty free, sorry to say.