In yesterday's post we shared with you our decision to transition to cruelty free and vegetarian products. In today's post we are going to be sorting through our skincare products.
As we explained yesterday we separated our products into three sections. Any products that are suitable for vegetarians will have a (V) and products suitable for vegans will have (Vegan).
We have tried to sort out all the products to the best of our knowledge through our own research. If there are products in the wrong section then please do let us know.
Not Tested on Animals
1.Soap & Glory Face Soap & Clarity (Vegan)
2. Dr Organic Moroccan Argan Oil Night Cream
3. Cowshed Lip Balm * 3 (V)
The Ambiguous Zone
The Body Shop is a cruelty free company however it is owned by Loreal that does test on animals.
Bare Escentuals is cruelty free, it is owned by Shisedo who last month announced they are going to stop testing on animals but we need to find further information regarding this.
The rest of the products are from companies that we need to establish whether or not they test on animals.
4. Korres Wild Rose 24hr Moisturising Brightening Cream (Vegan)
5. Korres Milk Proteins Cleansing Wipes (Vegan)
6. The Body Shop Lip Balm Gift Set
7. The Body Shop Carrot Cream
8. The Body Shop Lip Balm in Cranberry
9. The Body Shop Cucumber Toner
10. The Body Shop Vitamin E Cleansing Bar
11. Bare Escentuals Skin Rev-er Upper
12. Karin Herzog Vita-A-Kombi 3 Face Cream
13. Unbranded lip Balm
14. Bionsen Hydrating Lip Balm
15. Aromatherapy Associates Rose Hydrating Face Mask
Tested on Animals
16. Olay Essentials Multiradiance Face Cream
17. Vaseline Lip Therapy Rosy Lips
18. Vaseline Lip Therapy
19. Aveeno Positively Luminous Eye Cream
20. Cetaphil Gentle Cleanser * 2
21. St Ives Apricot Scrub
22. Dermologica Essential Cleansing Solution
23. Dermologica Gentle Cream Exfoliant
24. Dermologica Multi Active Toner
25. Dermologica Intensive Moisture Balance
26. Elizabeth Arden Matte Moisture Lotion
27. Clinique Take The Day Off Makeup Remover
28. Lancome Bi-Facil Eye Makeup Remover
29. MAC Fix+
30. No7 Beautiful Skin Radiance Exfoliator
31. Boots Time Delay Radiance Booster
32. No7 Awakening Eye Gel
33. Nivea Pure & Natural Cleansing Lotion
34. Nivea Pure & Natural Cleansing Toner
35. Nivea Daily Essentials Light Moisturising Face Cream
36. Nivea Lip Balm
We have decided to combine the items in the ambiguous zone in the tested on animals section until we find out otherwise. The aim is too use up the products tested on animals and replace them with only products not tested on animals and suitable for vegetarians.
Once again if we've put any products into the wrong section then please let us know and if you have any info about the companies in the ambiguous zone then we would be greatly for your input!
Sita & Radha xoxo
As we explained yesterday we separated our products into three sections. Any products that are suitable for vegetarians will have a (V) and products suitable for vegans will have (Vegan).
We have tried to sort out all the products to the best of our knowledge through our own research. If there are products in the wrong section then please do let us know.
Not Tested on Animals
1.Soap & Glory Face Soap & Clarity (Vegan)
2. Dr Organic Moroccan Argan Oil Night Cream
3. Cowshed Lip Balm * 3 (V)
The Ambiguous Zone
The Body Shop is a cruelty free company however it is owned by Loreal that does test on animals.
Bare Escentuals is cruelty free, it is owned by Shisedo who last month announced they are going to stop testing on animals but we need to find further information regarding this.
The rest of the products are from companies that we need to establish whether or not they test on animals.
4. Korres Wild Rose 24hr Moisturising Brightening Cream (Vegan)
5. Korres Milk Proteins Cleansing Wipes (Vegan)
6. The Body Shop Lip Balm Gift Set
7. The Body Shop Carrot Cream
8. The Body Shop Lip Balm in Cranberry
9. The Body Shop Cucumber Toner
10. The Body Shop Vitamin E Cleansing Bar
11. Bare Escentuals Skin Rev-er Upper
12. Karin Herzog Vita-A-Kombi 3 Face Cream
13. Unbranded lip Balm
14. Bionsen Hydrating Lip Balm
15. Aromatherapy Associates Rose Hydrating Face Mask
Tested on Animals
16. Olay Essentials Multiradiance Face Cream
17. Vaseline Lip Therapy Rosy Lips
18. Vaseline Lip Therapy
19. Aveeno Positively Luminous Eye Cream
20. Cetaphil Gentle Cleanser * 2
21. St Ives Apricot Scrub
22. Dermologica Essential Cleansing Solution
23. Dermologica Gentle Cream Exfoliant
24. Dermologica Multi Active Toner
25. Dermologica Intensive Moisture Balance
26. Elizabeth Arden Matte Moisture Lotion
27. Clinique Take The Day Off Makeup Remover
28. Lancome Bi-Facil Eye Makeup Remover
29. MAC Fix+
30. No7 Beautiful Skin Radiance Exfoliator
31. Boots Time Delay Radiance Booster
32. No7 Awakening Eye Gel
33. Nivea Pure & Natural Cleansing Lotion
34. Nivea Pure & Natural Cleansing Toner
35. Nivea Daily Essentials Light Moisturising Face Cream
36. Nivea Lip Balm
We have decided to combine the items in the ambiguous zone in the tested on animals section until we find out otherwise. The aim is too use up the products tested on animals and replace them with only products not tested on animals and suitable for vegetarians.
Once again if we've put any products into the wrong section then please let us know and if you have any info about the companies in the ambiguous zone then we would be greatly for your input!
Sita & Radha xoxo
This post is very insteresting.
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Following you via bloglovin now, I love finding new cruelty free bloggers! Personally I still use TBS because they are BUAV approved and I think it's important to support them, even though they're owned by L'Oreal - they might even teach them something! Just my thoughts :D I only found out No7 weren't cruelty free the other day, gutted! Good luck on your journey! xx
ReplyDeleteKorres is sold in China (according to mybeautybunny.com), and China requires that products be tested on animals.
ReplyDeleteomg such a list :P i love the body shop range :)
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Awesome range collections Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteIts soo good that you care about animals! such a great cause! xx But i strongly beilive that you should firstly use up all the animal tested products before throwing them away as I really think that it would be bad to buy animal tested and then not use them. so, the point is that animal tested products are already bought, so might aswell use them because it would only be worse to buy use stuff on animals for nothing. :)
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Exactly! That's why we have decided to use up the stuff we have already bought and then replace it was products not tested on animals and do the change gradually.
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