Beauty

[firewife]

Do any of the ladies out there know if Doll 10 products are totally cruelty free? i

have been reading about a lot of the big name make-up companies that have

gone back to animal testing. That makes me quite angry.. Thank-you for 

any responses. Enjoy your Saturday.

[MalteseMomma]

hmmm I would like to know too

[HappyDaze]

Best way to find out is email or call their company and ask. 

[Poodlepet2]

Would an animal welfare group have a list of cruelty free products? I would think they would....

Poodlepet2

[firewife]

Thank-you ladies for your responses. I will try PETA's listings. I have always liked 

watching Doris and her presentations all the way back to the lipsticks that were 

funky colors and would change shade... I liked those.. Have a great Sunday. 

[Mysticmom]

Try leaping bunny's website, or Beautypedia

[ecinreb]

Here is the way to find out about all beauty products and whether or not they are cruelty free,

http://www.crueltyfreekitty.com/exclusive/cf-shopping-guide-2017.pdf

And if you get on her list you will get emails that will keep you up to date if there are changes.

[HappyDaze]

Relying on sites like PETA isn't the best idea since companies have to pay for and request to be certified by PETA. If they are not on PETA's list, it does NOT mean they aren't cruelty free, it just means they haven't applied to be PETA "certified" as cruelty free. 

Also, if you are like many and try to avoid companies that are owned by parent companies that still test, these sites often do not distinguish between the two. PETA lists many supposed "cruelty free" brands that are owned by parent companies that test on animals still, so you are essentially still lining the pockets of those that test on animals. I don't know how PETA and others think that is okay but their company, their rules.