The Ordinary has confirmed that it is truly cruelty-free. It doesn’t test its finished products or ingredients on animals by itself, via suppliers or any third-party. The Ordinary does not sell wherever testing is required by law. What makes your skincare effective? Of course, it’s the ingredients. Science-backed skincare is what we beauty enthusiasts adore. … Read more
Oral B is not cruelty-free. The brand tests on animals, via the supplier, third party or by itself. It also sells in countries like China where testing is required by law. Oral B is an American oral hygiene brand popular for its toothbrushes, electric brushes, and toothpaste. But is the Allure Beauty Award Winner animal-safe? … Read more
MAC is not cruelty-free. MAC products undergo supplier or third-party testing. brands that test on animals like MAC also sell in countries where testing is required by law. You will easily find MAC Cosmetics products offline in Chinese markets. Cruelty-Free Analysis Testing by the Brand? No Testing by Third-Parties? Yes Testing by the Suppliers? Possible … Read more
Clinique is not cruelty-free. It tests its finished products and/or ingredients on animals either by itself, via suppliers and/or third-party. Clinique also sells in countries where testing is required by law. Clinique is among the popular skincare brands. So if you’re wondering about its ethical standards, you’re at the right place. Is Clinique cruelty-free or … Read more
Stila has confirmed that it is cruelty-free in 2026. It does not test finish products or ingredients by itself, suppliers or third-party labs, Stila does not sell in countries such as China where animal testing is mandatory by law. Overview Testing by Brand? No Supplier/Third-Party Testing? No Ingredient Testing? No Finished Product Testing? No Sells … Read more
China Glaze is cruelty-free. It is Leaping Bunny-approved. No ingredient or finished product testing occurs by the brand, suppliers, or third party. Also, it does not sell where testing is mandatory by law. Overview Testing of Finished Products? No Ingredient testing? No Testing by the brand itself? No Third-party testing? No Supplier testing? No Available … Read more
Colourpop has confirmed that it is cruelty-free. It does not test its ingredients or finished products on animals by itself, suppliers or other third parties. Colourpop does not sell in China where testing is required by law. Colourpop is one of the popular drugstore brands in the US. Started as a simple online-only makeup brand, … Read more
Lancome is not cruelty-free. Brands that are not cruelty-free still test finished products and/or ingredients on animals. Lancome also sells in countries where testing is required by law. Brand Overview Finished Products Testing? Likely Ingredient Testing? Possibly Testing by the brand itself? Likely Third-party lab or supplier testing? Yes Made in China? No Sold in … Read more
Dove is cruelty-free in 2026. Its ingredients and finished products are not tested on animals. It is also PETA-approved. Although, Dove sells in Mainland China, it manufactures domestically and sells only ‘general cosmetics‘ to satisly the updated Chinese testing laws. Overview Testing by Brand? No Supplier/Third-Party Testing? No Ingredient Testing? No Finished Product Testing? No … Read more
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