Does this company test on animals?
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Europe banned animal testing on cosmetic products in 2004. So I would guess yes, it's a cruelty free product. Works great too.
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Hi there,Klorane does not test on animals. Please let us know if you have any other questions, thank you!b-glowing.com866-525-4933
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Here is a list of companies that DON'T test on animals...glad to see Almay is in there, sadly Neutragena isn't! Here is the link:http://www.paulaschoice.com/beautypedia-product-reviews/animal-testing/
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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 :)
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No this product is not tested on animals. Please see the website for this information. http://www.marykay.com/jennmarieclark/en-US/about-mary-kay/socialresponsibility/pages/a-responsible-company.aspx
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Oil of Olay is a Proctor & Gamble product and they are notorious for animal testing. I'm not sure is they use animal by-products, but I wouldn't be surprised. There are two products lines that are not tested on animals and use no animal byproducts that you might like. One is Caudalie; the other is Boscia (you can check out both either on Sephora.com or they both have their own websites).
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Thank you for your important query. No, Swiss Ultimate cosmetic and other products are not tested on animals.
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Happy New Year, Kelly! No, they don't do animal testing. Check out this link for further info: http://www.budgetearth.com/trulys-natural-deodorant-review/
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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. ;)
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Hi Gurunandan, HairAnew is free of Animal Testing, and that goes for all of our products. Best regards, Graeme, Naturenetics
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No, MD-Direct products are not tested on animals. Thank you for asking this important question.
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None of our products are tested on animals. That symbol and statement is printed on the product and can be seen in one of the product images. We checked the website you referred to, goodguide.com and were unable to find our brand nor any of our products listed. Since the email address you referred to is not associated with our company whatsoever, perhaps you have our product confused with another brand?
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None of the Mrs. Meyer's products are tested on animals. I recommend all that I have tried ... laundry detergent, dish soap and Clean Day liquid ... All clean very well, are long lasting, and have great fragrance ( I chose Lavender), in addition to being free of animal testing.
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Hi Megan, Thanks for your question. Absolutely NOT tested on animals. It is 100% organic and natural ingredients with zero chemicals. Hope this answers it for you :)
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I tried to check on their website about this and found nothing about animal testing which I also do not condone. You can email them at "help@wattsbeaty.info to ask. I found a website call goodguide.com that does not recommend this product for one ingredient it contains so I will not be buying this product again.
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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
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No! All natural product not tested on Animals. Vegan and vegetarian safe too!!
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Devacurl does not test on animals or use any animal derivatives. It's stated on all of its products.(from their Sephora website)