RE: Cruelty-free brands

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RE: Cruelty-free brands

11/29/2012 at 10:30 PM

emkvet

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I love Alba Botanica – they’re leaping bunny certified, and I use their face wash, face/body scrub, and shaving lotion. I also love Urban Decay for cosmetics. Also, Sonia Kashuk products (sold at Target) are not tested on animals and are cruelty-free (although not leaping bunny certified); you can go to their website or facebook and read their statement on animal testing. I use their face makeup (powder and concealer), and have used their mascara in the past. I use Tom’s toothpaste, although I didn’t know that they were owned by a company that tests on animals. I also use Burt’s Bees lotions and lip products.