Title: 11 Facts About Animal Testing For Cosmetics & Cruelty Free - Cruelty Free Only
Headings: 11 Facts About Animal Testing For Cosmetics & Cruelty Free
11 Facts About Animal Testing For Cosmetics & Cruelty Free
Animal testing for cosmetics 101
A brief history of animal testing for cosmetics
What types of tests are performed on animals? Why is animal testing cruel?
The test itself is only part of the issue – there are other reasons why animal testing is cruel
Animal testing is unreliable and inaccurate
Animal testing alternatives are ethical, cheaper and more accurate
Some countries ban animal testing for cosmetics and for others, it’s still mandatory
European Union
Testing bans:
Marketing ban:
United States
Other countries
However, these bans do not apply in certain cases. Animal testing for cosmetics is still performed.
REACH
And what about animal testing in China?
Boycotting brands that test on animals is the most effective solution to stop animal testing for cosmetics
What is the definition of “cruelty free”? What does it actually mean?
“Vegan” and “Cruelty Free” are different things
What does it take for a product or brand to be considered cruelty free?
Parent companies that test on animals
Certifications, labels, logos…
Beauty Without Bunnies
Leaping Bunny
Choose Cruelty Free
​Conclusion about cruelty free certifications
Going cruelty free really does help stop animal testing for cosmetics
Some cosmetics companies have gone cruelty free as a result of the pressure to stop animal testing
Reach out to your favorite brands
Spread the message
Start making better consumer choices

Content: And what’s the deal with China? How can I help? How do we get companies to stop testing on animals? What does cruelty free mean? How do I tell if a product or brand is cruelty free? What is the official cruelty free logo and certifications? Will my cosmetics choices make any difference? The goal of this article is to provide some more insight and information to help educate everyone and raise awareness regarding this horrific practice. We hope this is going to be a valuable resource for people who are unaware of this practice, as well as for everyone who just wants to learn more about the background of the animal welfare movement. Education on topics such as this one is very important to help us make better choices as consumers when purchasing cosmetic products if we don’t want to support animal cruelty and make a difference in the lives of our fellow earthlings.