Monkeys Don't Like Wearing Makeup: Animal Testing In The Cosmetics Industry

The claim of an animal experiment in the cosmetics industry is that it can help humans survive and avoid avoiding strictly tested cosmetics. But, if people do not accept these tests and experimental methods, why are animals? Animal experiments existed from the beginning of the 3 rd century BC. At that time, the doctor cuts through the animal and examines it, then does the same for the person (beautiful flash). Commonly used animals are rodents, dogs, cats, monkeys, and fish and sheep (Beck).

In animal studies there are various causes for cosmetic purposes such as cosmetic brands and plastic surgery such as botulinum toxin mainly. Scientists use these animals to study various medicines and chemicals and mainly find their abnormal reactions. As a woman, I bought a variety of cosmetics to use everyday. Cosmetic items are items intended to be used for washing, beautification, promotion of appeal, or change in appearance without affecting the structure or function of the body ("Fact Sheet - Cosmetic Test"). Some of the most famous brands test their products with animals. Johnson & Johnson, Avon, Kleenex, Vaseline, Dub, Giorgio Armani, Maybellin, and many other companies will test their products with animals

Many cosmetic companies refused to stop animal experiments. That's because the cosmetics industry had done it from the beginning. In addition to not regulating these tests, the company not only does not research on test methods other than various animals, it also benefits from animal suffering instead. It is not a big cause. The law mandates to conduct animal experiments on cosmetics sold domestically in China. There are still many cosmetic companies, and China insists that we are conducting animal experiments only because we need an animal experiment, but it is our company's choice to sell our own additional benefits in China. Every cosmetic company can access a list of thousands of ingredients that do not require any kind of examination. To deal with cosmetic companies by humans, more than 40 non-animal experiments have been proven to be safe

Introduction Animal experiments are used throughout the cosmetics industry and more than 200 mainstream brands are actively conducting animal experiments (PeTA, 2012). Among them are famous brands such as Clinique, Elizabeth Arden, Lancome. As animals continue to be used by these large companies, the need for change continues. - Jeongmin Kwon (Min) December 9, 2014 Kiri Manookin writes four animal experiments in cosmetics Today, in the laboratory in the United States, over 100 animals are being forcibly killed to make new cosmetics. This is a typical image of animal experiments and refers to experiments conducted on animals to develop products such as pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, food additives.