Are there any animal products in O'Keeff's and is it tested on animals
510514
From O'Keeffe's website:O'Keeffe's Company believes strongly in the inherent rights of animals. Therefore, it is our promise that we have never, and will never, test our ingredients/products on animals.
510515
Lots of chemicals, but no animal products as far as I can tell. I don't know why they would test the product on non-human animals, but the company is in Cincinnati, Ohio, so you could call them.
510516
I dont know but just used some on my itchy dry cracking hand s and man does it help!
510517
contains the following: water,glcerin,stearic acid,ammonium stearate,ammonium borate,dimethicone,ceteth-10,laureth-4,paraffin wax,hydroxypropyl methylcellulose,allantoin,octylodecyl stearate,diazolidinyl urea,lodopropynyl butylcarbamate. hope that helps
510518
According to the label, there is no animal products in O'Keeff's hand cream. Tested on animals - I don't mean to be smart here but I am an animal and it works great on me. It is the only cream that seems to work on split fingers for my son and I.
1059603
No, MD-Direct products are not tested on animals. Thank you for asking this important question.
2181123
After reviewing all of the information on the box and in the additional paper insert I could locate nothing to indicate this product is NOT tested on animals. So, the short answer is I do not know if they test on animals but it is manufactured in Japan and they seem pretty conscientious and progressively minded so I would highly doubt it. Hope this helps. ;)
616937
The label says the active ingredent is menthol; the inactive ingredents are aloe vera extract followed by about a dozeon others. No animal products seem to be listed if that is your concern. I'd call them at 800-225-3963 for details.
1316136
Well it says "cruelty frèe" on the bottle so I am assuming it's not tested on animals. I always look for that too.
334067
sorry - don't know. But it's made in California (not China) so there's a better chance that it not animal tested. Check their website or call the 800# (800-423-2341)
398401
Thank you for your important query. No, Swiss Ultimate cosmetic and other products are not tested on animals.
1886685
The package doesn't say anything, but the product website does. They do not test on animals. Here is their answer: "Absolutely not, we would never order any testing using animals or test on any animals ourselves. We hope you'll give Savvy Green laundry soap a try-and we're pretty sure you'll stick with it once you do." http://savvygreen.net/faq-page#n14
1334652
Let me google that for you! Per the faq on the jungleman naturals website:Q. Are Jungleman Naturals products tested on animals?A. If, by "animals," you mean non-humans, then no. We do not test our products on anything other than willing human beings, which are indeed animals.Jungleman Naturals products DO NOT CONTAIN any animal products, nor will they ever.
1164104
NO from what was written it is not tested on animals. The product It self is great. I have really dry frizzy hair. This product makes my hair soft, manageable, smells good to.
1117766
The ingredients are listed under "Product Description," but I'm not sure if it is natural animal free testing. I have finished the bottles I bought. Loved them! I used them to wash my dog who was having skin problems, and it worked far better than the prescription soap I got from the veterinarian.
1697959
Have no idea. Nothing on the package to indicate one way or another. Since this product contains natural ingredients, such as zinc oxide, I would doubt that there would be a need to test on animals. If a concern to you, suggest to contact the manufacture directly.
2241286
According to their FB page the product is cruelty free. It does not state anywhere on the product that no animal testing was done.
139294
While this product isn't directly tested on animals, all components of it have been thoroughly tested on animals and then humans prior to be ing marketed.....the FDA requires safety testing of all ingredients before being combined and sold. Paul Mitchell might not have tested the individual ingredients on animals, but somebody did at one point to ensure safety.
76820
That is my concern too. I read the bottle from cover to cover and didn't read anything that said it is not tested on animals. I hope the correct answer is correct because I really love this lotion.
2041149
According to the Naked Bee website, there is no animal testing on any of their products. Hope this helps :)
7154
Agree with the other comment about checking the manufacturer website for this information for clarification - but your question got me thinking.... I referred to a few websites - i.e. http://bunnybeautiful.co.uk/the-animal-testing-naughty-list/#P that may be of interest - again I am not sure of these sites "credibility" but all the sites I referenced pretty much said the same thing: any company that sell cosmetic products in China animal testing is a legal requirement for cosmetics. Maybe someone else out there will be able to provide a more accurate answer - but with that said, I am now more aware of what things to look for when ordering cosmetics in the future. Agree with the other comment about checking the manufacturer website for this information for clarification - but your question got me thinking.... I referred to a few websites - i.e. http://bunnybeautiful.co.uk/the-animal-testing-naughty-list/#P that may be of interest - again I am not sure of these sites "credibility" but all the sites I referenced pretty much said the same thing: any company that sell cosmetic products in China animal testing is a legal requirement for cosmetics. Maybe someone else out there will be able to provide a more accurate answer - but with that... » Read More Agree with the other comment about checking the manufacturer website for this information for clarification - but your question got me thinking.... I referred to a few websites - i.e. http://bunnybeautiful.co.uk/the-animal-testing-naughty-list/#P that may be of interest - again I am not sure of these sites "credibility" but all the sites I referenced pretty much said the same thing: any company that sell cosmetic products in China animal testing is a legal requirement for cosmetics. Maybe someone else out there will be able to provide a more accurate answer - but with that said, I am now more aware of what things to look for when ordering cosmetics in the future. « Show Less