Is First Aid Beauty cruelty-free? Does First Aid Beauty sell in China? Find out more information here on Logical Harmony! Recently there have been a lot of rumors about the First Aid Beauty cruelty-free status. They are the most well known for their Ultra Repair Cream, which has long been popular among those with sensitive skin. I have been a customer of theirs for years and have talked about First Aid Beauty a lot here …
Today Estee Lauder announced that they are supporting the efforts of Cruelty-Free International and Humane Society International to fight animal testing! It’s great to see support from them, but many cruelty-free consumers are confused about what it really means. Does this mean Estee Lauder is now cruelty-free? How does this impact any Estee Lauder-owned brands? What does the support from Estee Lauder mean for Cruelty-Free International (CFI) and Humane Society International (HSI)? I break it …
Is Wet n Wild cruelty-free? Are they selling in stores in China? Does Wet n Wild test on animals? This has been a big week in the cruelty-free community. Earlier in the week claims came out that cruelty-free brand Wet n Wild was seen having in-store displays in Mainland China. This is a big deal because it is currently very difficult for cosmetics to be sold in Mainland China without animal testing. There are cases where …
In the last couple of days, the cruelty-free community has been full of news about China supposedly ending required animal testing. Headlines were posted and rumors went flying. Did China end animal testing? Has China their laws to allow cosmetic brands sold in the country to avoid animal testing? Should we now consider cosmetic brands selling in China to be cruelty-free? To say people were confused would be an understatement. Many cruelty-free consumers began to …
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 not conduct animal testing, nor ask others to do it on its behalf, except when it is required by law. …
The laws about animal testing in China continue to cause confusion. Many brands have opted to started testing on animals to comply laws that require testing on animals in order to sell in China and in other markets. Last year, Logical Harmony published the post Animal Testing and China which tried to give an overview of when products are and are not required to be tested on animals. Several readers and bloggers reached out with …
When it comes to animal testing and China, there’s a lot of information out there. There is also a lot of incorrect information as well. The amount that there is to consume is quite overwhelming and intimidating. Often things are worded in a way where you’re not quite sure exactly what to believe. Especially when it comes to reading statements from brands about if they sell in China, where animal testing is currently required by law. One …