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Did you know that some out-of-touch companies still force their makeup and styling products down the throats or into the eyes of bunnies? Hel-LO? Rabbits don’t wear eye liner or hair gel—except in research labs! Animal tests on cosmetics and household products (like floor cleaners and dish detergent) aren’t required by law. So why do some companies drip chemicals into bunnies’ sensitive eyes? Can you say “money,” honey? Animal tests have a rep for being unreliable—results can vary from rabbit to rabbit—so companies that conduct them can put practically anything they want on the market—and claim it was tested for “safety.”
Want to make sure your new products didn’t blind bunnies before hitting store shelves? Whether you’re looking for blush or bath bombs, nail polish or glitter pens, we’ve got the latest on the coolest cruelty-free brands: Cosmetics
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For a complete list of cruelty-free companies, visit StopAnimalTests.com.
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Always buy cruelty-free! When in doubt, look for the leaping bunny. PETA and six other animal protection groups formed the Coalition for Consumer Information on Cosmetics in order to help consumers get accurate info on truly cruelty-free products.When you see the bunny on a box or bottle, you know that the finished product and the ingredients used to make it were never tested on animals.
