Revlon does NOT test on animals.

“The use of animals to test cosmetics or their
ingredients is now banned in the European Union.
By 2013, it will also be illegal to sell in the EU any
cosmetics tested on animals elsewhere in the
world.”
If you live in the UK, or anywhere else in the EU this is great news for you!
Google this information further however, although I have researched from a few sources!

@SkiVegChick funny story, i recently purchased some more splat, this time in purple, and it’s official. According to the box and the company’s website, Splat is a completely vegan brand, no animal testing, period and zero animal ingredients.

Clinique (Estee Lauder) does test on animals. They are on the Peta list of companies that test on animals. Cover Girl also tests on animals. It’s hard to find companies that don’t test on animals. I may have to start ordering my makeup online.

@teatowls oh ok i understand now
@peppermintcherry lol i didnt I just know my fave hair dye is splat and they say “Not tested on animals”

I think im going to stop using there makeup now..

@SkiVegChick woah, how did you know I was talking about Splat??? Freaky lol

Anyways, I was always under the impression, that they could, assuming they never lie about what the ingredients are. Thanks for clearing that up @teatowls

@SkiVegChick To my understand they are NOT allowed to lie or else they could be prosecuted however when it comes to testing on animals the final product may not be tested on animals however the ingredients could have been so it can be difficult to find out what ones are which. If it says it on the bottle then it most likely means the final product has not been tested on animals.

wait, @peppermintcherry are they allowed to lie? Does that mean splat hair dye might actually test on animals? :O :’(

i heard cover girl still does but the person who told me might be wrong idk i’m not taking any chances though!

@SkiVegChick
I live in the US and don’t recognize half those brands =/ I have a similar problem as well, but a touch smaller. The hair dye I use says it’s not tested on animals on the bottle, but you can’t always trust those, so I make sure I see it on peta’s list or the be nice to bunnies thing. And then there’s some brands, like NYColor, where no information, going either way can be found.

I have checked out the list. The problem is I live in canada, and don’t even reconize well over half of those products!! And they didnt have all the items I was looking for. but trust me, Ive printed it out and its like my bible!! Ahaha

I give you props for spending the time to make this list, but there’s a crazy extensive list already on the site
http://features.peta2.com/shopcrueltyfree/

It allows you to search for companies that do test and those that don’t or to generally search a brand.

I don’t believe that Cover still tests in animals but I could be wrong. Thanks so much for the list. I never knew that Lo’Real tests on animals. Now I am going to stop buying their products, and demand a change!

OMG! Thank you for the list! Unfortunately I don’t buy a lot of drug store cosmetic, but honestly it’s really practical!