Are these feathers cruelty free?
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I have no idea. I never gave it any thought. I think all birds shed feathers periodically and are obtained that way. They came from China so who knows. I have heard that Talipia from China is not good so possibly Peacock feathers too.
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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.
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Hi Andrea. It does not specifically say it is cruelty free, but it does state "no animal ingredients or testing". I take that to mean it is cruelty free but its open to interpretation. If you are still not sure, I would suggest contacting the company, Kiss my Face.
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There is goose down feathers and goose down alternative...The alternative is stuffing that is soft like feathers but its hypoallergenic.
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The actual feathers were wrapped in a clear thin bag. I order 100 total so each bag consist of fifty. Then the outside envelope is one of those heavy secure ones that require scissors to open them with inside bubble wrap. Hopefully that helps!!
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I don't know if it is vegan, but since you just spray it on your pet it is cruelty free--unlike letting your pet get a sunburn.
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If you're serious about cruelty-free and want to be totally sure that you're purchasing cruelty-free, I'd totally suggest going for synthetic taklon makeup brushes. Excellent quality brands such as ecotools and real techniques have them. Any company claiming to sell cruelty-free with natural animal hair brushes made in China are likely not giving you the full story. Stick with synthetic - lots of high quality, reasonably-priced alternatives out there!
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Miss Claudia, thanks for asking this was one of mine concerns. And yes their cruelty free and 100% organic. I used to spend so much money on all these skin care product , I was just sick of it? Because all these dept high end brands will tell you anything at no cost. My skin looks wonderfull, and I truely belive this product has a big diffreance .
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No. They were a mixture of feathers...some goose and I suppose duck. My hubby, who is fussy, is happy with them.
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They are real feathers, but in terrible, horrible, awful condition! Seriously tattered, unusable and looked nothing like that picture. Don't buy them.
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The label says "Produced without animal testing". It also says "Cruelty free and vegan". Hope this helps you.
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The comforter shell is imported and then filled with 100% Hungarian White Goose Down. NO FEATHERS are in this comforter. Thank you for your interest.
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Label says "95% feathers 5% down" I use them for the shams, works really well for them as they stay fluffed really well!
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I'm not sure about dye free although I think so. But they definitely have chicken and grain free products and probably the best on the market.
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After months of use we have yet to be poked by a feather. These are made with very high quality material that seem to keep any feathers in...although there should be very few feathers mixed in with the down.
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No Feathers. But the exterior is a weird material. No way it is 1200 ct pure egyptian cotton.
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Yes, it is cruelty free. It says on the label, "Not tested on animals," which you can see in the third image down if you look at the icons at the bottom.
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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.