Cruelty-free Cosmetics

I am still surprised that with all the technologies of today's society, we still rely on animals for cosmetic research. Some people think that they do not harm just by animal experiments but are reasonable even within an acceptable range. Therefore, for these people, animal experiments are very meaningful. However, in my opinion, animals are not simply living in cages, they are not stimulated by being scolded by what scientists like, but rather living creatures with the right to live their lives like nature is.

The good news is that today, many cruel cosmetics and household items are not tested on animals. Check the company's PETA database not testing animals and seek the free PETA global cruel free shopping guide to find a cruel version of all the products you may need.

Many people are looking for cosmetics labeled "not cruel" or "not animal test". However, "without cruelty" does not mean that cosmetics are not inspected by animals. Since the government does not define "not cruel" by law, there is a possibility that it means various things. Most cosmetic companies have marked their products as "not cruel" using an alternative safety test that does not use animals, but "not cruel" means that the product was tested on animals If you want it, you can contact the manufacturer. They also asked them to define their 'not cruel' label. There is a logo of Cosmetic Consumer Information Alliance. Products with this logo are sold by companies that agree to not conduct or commission animal experiments or use animal experimental materials (www.leapingbunny.org). This commitment is supported by an independent review to ensure that the product or its individual ingredients have not been tested in animals.

In the United States, California passed the cruel cosmetic ban law, but the federal government does not oblige cosmetic animal experiments. Sens. Dianne Feinstein and Susan Collins introduced Personal Care Products Safety Act, page 1113, to improve cosmetic safety and regulation. However, in order to be effective, S. 1113 must promote the development of regulatory science and prohibit cosmetic animal experiments. Before China aborts these test requirements, SMEs are perfect, such as manufacturing in China, avoiding the manufacture of certain cosmetics, creating individual product lines for the Chinese market, or avoiding the sale of products in China We are trying to maintain a strategy.

Do you know that 80% of the world still allows animal testing for cosmetics? But it does not have to be so. According to the cruel free international leap bunny program, hundreds of cosmetics and cleaning brands are certified as cruel. This is the only guarantee globally recognized that the brand is truly committed to the end of animal testing of their products. Since laboratory animals are affected across national borders, our experts will work with governments and politicians around the world to cooperate. We always discuss reasonably and constructively and provide the advantage of eliminating cruel and old-fashioned animal experiments. We require policy makers to accept progressive policies. We support the humanities and benefit both human beings and animals. Our job is to change international policies and help experimental animals all over the world