Sephora is not cruelty-free. It means ingredients or finished products are animal tested by the brand, suppliers or third-party. Sephora sells in countries where testing is mandatory by law. Overview of Sephora Testing of Finished Products? Possibly Ingredient testing? Unknown Testing by the brand itself? Unclear Third-party testing? Yes, where required by the law Supplier … Read more
L’Oreal is not cruelty-free in 2026. The biggest beauty conglemerate, L’Oreal does test on animals. Finished product and ingredient testing by third-party and/or supplier is involved. It also sells in countries where testing is reqired by law. Summary Finished Product Testing? Yes Third-Party Testing? Yes Testing by Brand Itself? No Sells in China? Yes Ingredient … Read more
Nivea is not cruelty-free in 2026. Finished products and ingredients are tested on animals by the brand, via supplier and third-party. Nivea sells in countries where animal testing is required by law. It is also not certified by any organziation. Overview Testing by Brand? Yes Supplier/Third-Party Testing? Yes Ingredient Testing? Likely Finished Product Testing? Yes … Read more
Colgate is not cruelty-free. It tests its ingredients and finished products on animals. Colgate sells in countries where testing is required by law. Colgate offers offer oral hygiene products, namely toothpaste, brush, mouthwash and more. Today let’s explore its ethical practices. Is Colgate cruelty-free or vegan in 2026? As a popular oral brand, where does … Read more
Nair is not cruelty-free or vegan. It tests finished products on animals as a part of dermatologist testing. Testing can be done by the brand itself, via its suppliers, or a third party. Brand’s Overview Finished Product Testing? Yes Ingredients Testing? Possibly Suppliers Testing? Possibly Third-Party Testing? Yes Nair is the #1 brand in the … Read more
Nad’s has confirmed that it is cruelty-free. The brand doesn’t test on animals and is PETA certified. It does not sell in countries where testing is mandatory by law. No ingredient or finished product testing occurs by the brand, suppliers, or third party. Nad’s is a well-known drugstore beauty brand that is popular in the … Read more
NARS is not cruelty-free as it is involved in animal testing. This means that NARS products undergo ingredient and finished product testing either by the brand, third-party or suppliers. NARS also sells in countries where testing is required by law. Cruelty-Free Analysis Testing by the Brand? Possible Third-party or Supplier Testing? Yes Sells in China? … Read more
Charlotte Tilbury has confirmed that it is cruelty-free. It does not test its finished products or ingredients on animals by itself or via supplier and third-party. Charlotte Tilbury is a Leaping Bunny certified brand since 2021. It does sell in Mainland China but bypasses the testing conditions. Overview Testing by Brand? No Supplier/Third-Party Testing? No … Read more
Aveeno is not cruelty-free. Finished products and/or ingredients are tested by the brand itself, via supplier or third-party. Aveeno sells wherever testing is legally required. It has been selling in China since 2013. Overview Testing by Brand? No Supplier/Third-Party Testing? Yes Ingredient Testing? Unclear Finished Product Testing? Yes Sells in China? Yes Vegan? No Aveeno … Read more
Olay is not cruelty-free or vegan in 2026. It tests its finished products and ingredients on animals by itself, via suppliers and third-parties. Olay products are sold in countries where testing is required by law, such as Mainland China. Olay is popular name among skincare brands primarily due to its anti-aging line. Wondering if this … Read more