Beauty Brands We Don’t Support
…And Ones We Can
If you thought long gone were the days of animal testing by big makeup brands, think again. While many companies claim in North America they no longer test on animals, digging deeper has uncovered some lies by omission. Some big name beauty brands may have ditched the testing here at home but have opted to outsource product testing on animals to countries like China where tolerance for testing products on fury creatures is a lot more relaxed less culturally offensive.
Consumers should know the truth about how their makeup and beauty products, how they are created and how companies test before they hit the shelves. We’ve listed the beauty brands we can not support due to questionable testing standards, testing on animals or refusing to disclose their testing practices to the public. We also have our top brands for your beauty counter replacement options to make the switch to more ethical brands quick and painless.
Our hope, with enough people boycotting and switching brands, these beauty companies will see it is NOT worth testing on animals and can find an alternative route to product development.
20 beauty brands we just can’t trust…
- Victoria’s Secret
- OPI
- Maybeline
- L’Oreal
- Lancome
- Chanel
- Estee Lauder
- Clinique
- Benefit
- Avon
- NARS
- Clinique
- Rimmel
- Elizabeth Arden
- Smashbox
- Origins
- No 7
- MAC
- Bourjois
- Dior
20 ethical brands we can’t get enough of…
- Jordana Cosmetics
- Lia Reese Canada
- Too Faced
- Tarte
- NYX
- Pacifica
- Burts Bees
- Eminence Organic Skincare
- LUSH
- l.f cosmetics
- Atomic Beauty
- RMS Beauty
- The Body Shop
- Lavera
- TanOrganic
- Green People
- Beauty Without Cruelty
- Bite
- Wildcraft
- Smith Farms
