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The January 2014 issue of Vegan Lifestyle Magazine is now available! This issue is full of amazing recipes, features on Beyond Meat and Hampton Creek Foods, vegan gardening, and an article by myself on what China’s potential changes in animal testing laws could mean for the cosmetics world. I’m very excited to be able to…
Recently Revlon announced that they may be exiting China. Many were under the impression that this change meant Revlon would stop sales in China and become a cruelty free brand. After doing more digging, that appears to be simply a business move that would likely not effect their animal testing policy. Their plans are to cut…
One of the most common cruelty-free beauty questions I get is, “What is required by law animal testing?” Lots of brands that market themselves as being cruelty-free also state that they do test on animals when required by law. What exactly does this mean? How does it impact a brand’s cruelty-free status? Our brand does…
Update December 2014 – Sadly, ORLY is no longer cruelty free. They have started selling in China, where animal testing is required by law. The other day Logical Harmony posted about Orly’s use of animal ingredients. Based on customer service feedback, I was led to believe that Orly was no longer ensuring that their products were…
Last week Logical Harmony shared an update from PETA about Juice Beauty‘s stance on animal testing (PETA Reports that Juice Beauty Has Stopped Selling in China). I immediately reached out to Juice Beauty to find out more information about their cruelty free status, animal testing policies, and use of animal ingredients. This exclusive Q&A with…
Update December 2014 – Sadly, ORLY is no longer cruelty free. They have started selling in China, where animal testing is required by law. Important! Please read an update on this issue here! Orly was one of the most popular drugstore and salon picks for vegan friendly nail polish. Most stores carry the line and nearly…
The EU Ban on Animal Testing went into effect on March 11, 2013. The ban promised to end animal testing on products sold in the EU – a huge step for animal lovers, animal activists and cruelty free consumers alike. While this ban is a great and huge step in the right direction there is…