Miranda Campbell 
Smashbox has confirmed that it is cruelty-free and it doesn’t test finished products or ingredients on animals. No animal testing is done by its suppliers or third parties. It also doesn’t sell where animal testing is required by law. Cruelty-Free Analysis Testing by Brand itself? No Third-party or Supplier Testing? No Ingredient Testing? No Finished … Read more
Too Faced is cruelty-free in 2026. It does not test its finished products and ingredients on animals by itself, via supplier or any third-party. It also doesn’t sell wherever testing is required by law. Overview Testing by Brand? No Supplier/Third-Party Testing? No Ingredient Testing? No Finished Product Testing? No Sells in China? No Vegan? No … Read more
Glossier has confirmed that it is cruelty-free in 2026. Its finished products and ingredients are not tested on animals by the brand, via supplier and third-party. Glossier does not sell wherever testing is required by law. It is also Leaping Bunny-approved. Glossier is all about aesthetically pleasing and cute packaging! Also, sustainable and clean products. You … Read more
Covergirl has confirmed that it is cruelty-free. It does not test its products or ingredients on animals by itself. Covergirl ensures its suppliers or third party don’t test on animals either. It doesn’t sell in China where testing is part of legal procedure. Overview Testing by Brand? No Supplier/Third-Party Testing? No Ingredient Testing? No Finished … Read more
When starting out on a cruelty free lifestyle, it can get really overwhelming at times. Keeping up with the brands can be difficult. There are constantly new brands adopting ‘no animal testing’ whereas some brands go back to their old roots, unfortunately. Most of these brands present themselves as cruelty free. But in reality, they … Read more
Milani has confirmed it is cruelty-free. It does not test finished products or ingredients on animals. Milani products are not animal tested by its suppliers or third parties. It also doesn’t sell in countries where animal testing is required by law. Inspired by the lush beauty & fashion sense of the Milan Milan, Milani is … Read more
Animal testing in skincare industry is not a new thing. The practice of ‘testing’ in the name of ‘safety’ is quite common. It exists in both drugstores and luxury brands. Here is a list of 11 famous skincare brands that still test their products on animals. Cruelty-Free is not a regulated term. So the brands … Read more
Garnier has confirmed that it is truly a cruelty-free brand. It doesn’t test ingredients or finished products on animals by itself. Garnier products are not tested by supplier, manufacturers or third-parties. It doesn’t sell in countries where animal testing is mandatory by law. Summary Cruelty-free Yes, Leaping Bunny certified Vegan Not entirely, offers some vegan … Read more
CeraVe is not cruelty-free in 2026. The finished products and ingredients are tested on animals by the brand, or via its suppliers and third-party. Cerave sells in countries where testing is required by law. Overview Finished Products Testing? Yes, where required by the law Ingredient Testing? Possibly Testing by the brand itself? Likely Third-party testing? … Read more
Makeup testing on animals is a bitter truth. Another one is that not many are aware of it. So today, let’s check out the list of makeup companies that are not cruelty free. This list includes some of the popular brands that appear to be animal-friendly, but that’s far from the truth. Next time you … Read more