Is Glow Recipe Cruelty-Free?

Is Glow Recipe cruelty-free? Does Glow Recipe test on animals?

One of the brands I get asked about most often is Glow Recipe. Founders Christine Chang and Sarah Lee met while working at L’Oreal and were both interested in Korean skincare. Securing an investment after appearing on Shark Tank in 2015, Glow Recipe was picked up by both Sephora and QVC. Glow Recipe remains a best-selling skincare brand at both retailers to this day.

Curious to know what’s currently going on with Glow Recipe? Are they cruelty-free in 2021? Are there any vegan options from Glow Recipe? Find out what their current stance on animal testing is in this post as well as information on the Glow Recipe vegan product options.

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Some of the best-selling Glow Recipe vegan products are:

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Is Glow Recipe cruelty-free? Yes! Glow Recipe is cruelty-free!

Glow Recipe is cruelty-free. Glow Recipe meets all the criteria to be a Logical Harmony Approved cruelty-free brand. There is no animal testing occurring anywhere on their products. They are not selling in any markets that require animal testing, and they do not sell in retail stores in China.

Are the ingredients used in Glow Recipe products tested on animals? No. Glow Recipe does not use ingredients that are tested on animals.
Are Glow Recipe products tested on animals during production? No. Glow Recipe products are not tested on animals during production.
Are Glow Recipe finished products tested on animals? No. Glow Recipe finished products are not tested on animals.
Are Glow Recipe products sold in markets that require animal testing? No. Glow Recipe products are not sold in markets that require animal testing.
Do any third party groups test Glow Recipe products on animals? No. Glow Recipe products are not tested on animals by any third party groups.
Is Glow Recipe certified cruelty-free by any organizations? Yes. Glow Recipe is certified by Leaping Bunny.
Where is Glow Recipe sold? On their own website, Sephora, Amazon, Cult Beauty, QVC, and MECCA.

Does Glow Recipe test on animals when required by law? No.

No. Glow Recipe does not test on animals when required by law. Nor do they pay for any required by law animal testing to occur on their products. Glow Recipe does not sell in any markets that require animal testing.

Does Glow Recipe have a parent company that tests on animals? No.

Glow Recipe does not have a parent company that tests on animals.

Is Glow Recipe Vegan? No.

With the exception of our Avocado Melt Sleeping Mask (which contains manuka honey), Glow Recipe is vegan-friendly and does not use animal-derived ingredients.

Glow Recipe is cruelty-free, but not vegan. They do have a lot of vegan-friendly products. You can find a list of them below.

Glow Recipe Vegan Products:

This list is kept as up-to-date as possible, but always consult the product packaging for the most accurate information.

Where is Glow Recipe sold?

Glow Recipe products are currently available on their own website, Sephora, Amazon, Cult Beauty, QVC, and MECCA.

Here on Logical Harmony, you can find a full list of cruelty-free brands as well as shopping guides to help you find the cruelty-free brands at Dermstore, Ulta, Nordstrom, Sephora, Beauty Bay, Beautylish, Cult Beauty, and tons more. There are also lots of vegan product lists for cruelty-free brands too.