It has been illegal to test cosmetics on animals in this country since 1985 and to use ingredients tested on animals since the 1990s. Any reputable company would not touch ingredients tested on animals - most ingredients can now be made synthetically in a lab.
Why are people so bothered about testing products on animal and don't seem to care about animal welfare in other areas of consumption?
I am sick of people who moan about animal testing without knowing the facts, but will quite happily eat KFC and use prescription medication!!
Save your sympathies for the people of the world who suffer in the making cosmetics and fashion instead - there are no warning labels for them.
Right on!
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XWhat do all the symbols on cosmetic bottles etc mean?
if the product is animal tested they tend not to say to be certain products which have not been tested will always state so
they are right about that question but i know a brand that doesn't test on animals
it is urban decay
If it is a ';good'; make they put on the bottle about not being tested on animals,but what other symbols are you referring to?
search for the companys name on google along with the words animal testing
there won't be a symbol for it, but it will say perhaps under ingredients or something, whether it is dermalogically tested [tested on animals]. Or you could check out the product you're looking at on their website if they have one.
Hope you find out!
Cya x
watch out for the picture of the ickle bunny-wunny wiv his tiny wittle pawsies over his tiny wittle eyes.....they're normally a high animal factor....
Animals don't wear make-up; so why test it on them....drag some tottering chimps off the High Street - test it on them.
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