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Of course, you don't wanna smell, so you need to shower. But are the products you use tested on animals? Are there animal products in them? The answer to both questions is probably yes. (Sorry.) In soaps, moisturizers, shampoos, etc., watch out for: -Stearic acid (comes from animal oils, like organs...ewwww!) -Animal Protein (Ewww...I was about to use this dry scalp shampoo. It smelled really bad and it was brownish-black and it stung my eyes, but it worked. Them I happened to read the ingredients. Icky stuff, for sure.) Luckily, they're not all animal haters.... Okay, first off, let me say that while I don't agree with animal testing, the companies that do test on them are NOT necessarily aninmal haters. I don't wanna be labeled a vegetarian Nazi, after all. COMPANIES THAT DO NOT TEST ON ANIMALS St. Ives Alberto-Culver Co. (Tresemmé, Alberto VO5, etc.) Almay/Revlon Avon Bath and Body Works The Body Shop Bonne Belle Chanel Clinique Colgate-Palmolive+ Estée Lauder Freeman Cosmetics Corp. Garnier Gillette Comapny+ John Paul Mitchell Systems Lancôme* Liz Claibourne Cosmetics, Inc. L'Oreal* Maybelline Mary Kay Cosmetics Neutrogena Corp.** Nivea Oral-B + Ralph Lauren Fragrances Redken Tom's Of Maine Click here for the full list. +Moratorium on animal testing *L'Oreal does not test its products on animals, but it may test its ingredients on animals. **Neutrogena is cruelty-free, but its parent company, Johnson & Johnson, is NOT. |
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