While so many brands are becoming cruelty-free, there’s still a large number of quite popular brands who still use unethical production methods in the manufacturing of their product.
Here’s a list of the ones I could find:
- Clinique
- Avon
- NARS
- Maybelline
- Victoria’s Secret
- L’Oreal
- OPI
- MAC
- Dior
- Lancome
- Chanel
- Estee Lauder
- Benefit
- Rimmel
- Elizabeth Arden
- Smashbox
- Origins
- No 7
- Bourjois
- Pantene
If you know of any others, let me know. Do you use any of these brands? If so, did you know they were unethical?
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I had a bit of a check in my brain, I don’t really wear make up but I do use moisturiser and I actually checked beforehand to make sure they were ethical, I used to use rimmel and I didn’t know they were unethical, the reason I stopped was actually because the black nail varnish was always so sticky.
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however technically my shampoo is L’Oreal
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i realllyyy try to dodge products like that
i try to use mainly vegan products
my shampoo is from love beauty and planet and has done me better justice than pantene-
Unfortunately, I don’t really pay attention to that…
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i do my best. because i dont like using non vegan products.
i have super thin hair and my hair looks actually thick with my new shampoo
Have African American hair, but I’m white…don’t ask. XD
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My issue is, even with the Cruelty-Free brands, how many of them still do the exact same testing and stuff just in different countries so that it wouldn’t be classed as false advertising
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