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Author: Sahana
Animal testing, yay or nay?
Animal testing is a big NO! Although it may benefit cosmetic and beauty companies and make their testing process easier, there are alternatives to this!
Is it OK to test on animals for cosmetic (makeup) reasons, what about for medical (vaccines) reasons?
Please let me know what you think of animal testing, in general, for cosmetic reasons or medical reasons. Do you think that it is fair to the animals? Should we do something different? Keep it the same?
The reality of animal testing in the U.S.
https://www.newschannel5.com/news/national/the-reality-of-animal-testing-in-the-u-s
This article is a real look inside of this problem that seems to be flying under the radar in the U.S.!
STOP ANIMAL TESTING ; IS IT WORTH TAKING ?
This just shows the brutality and cruelty that these innocent animals have to go through.
” An animal test is any scientific experiment or test in which a live animal is forced undergo somenthing that is likely to cause them pain, suffering, distress or lasting harm “.
– cruelty free international
Life in the laboratory is a world away from the natural environment. Often housed in isolation,in bare,wire cages without sufficient space or environmental enrichment, rabbits are prone to loneliness and boredom. Their senses are also overloaded with constant, bright artificial lighting from which there is no escape, and incessant noise such as the clanging of metal cages. These can all cause these sensitive animals to become stressed, which in turn can weaken their immune system, making them prone to illness. They can also suffer sore and damaged feet from standing in metal caging, and even sel-multilate to relieve their anxiety. As estimated, 26 million animals are used every year in the united states for…
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#NoAnimalTesting
Why we created our petition
We created our petition so that other people can get on board with our plan! Revlon is a beauty company that practically abuses animals to better their products. We want to use their products, but we don’t want to support a company that supports the abuse and testing of animals. We are hopeful that they will see our petition so that they can consider making a change.
Check out our petition and sign it!
https://www.change.org/p/revlon-stop-revlon-from-animal-testing
Australia Finally Passed a Law Against Animal Testing!
Australia has taken a significant step towards outlawing animal testing. Updated legislation was passed by the Senate in February, effectively making it illegal to use animal testing when introducing a new chemical or ingredient into beauty products developed on-shore.
https://vegannews.com.au/2019/02/28/australia-reaches-milestone-fight-against-animal-testing/
They have been for cruelty-free brands for a while, and they are officially making a difference now!
Kellogg’s Ends Animal Testing After 65 Years
Progress is being made, it’s time for other companies to join in!
Cruelty Free Favourites | Part 2
Great alternatives for regular animal testing brands!
A topic that’s almost there at the front of people’s minds when they purchase a product, but it still feels like price and accessibility just have that winning jump at the last hurdle – Cruelty Free makeup. It’s a sticky subject, some brands are cruelty free, but their parent companies aren’t. Most brands who sell products in the UK don’t test on animals, but the same brand has to test on animals to sell in China… oh it’s just a sticky subject.
And while I tried to do my research, don’t come at me if there’s a convoluted way why these brands aren’t cruelty free, I tried my best – it’s super confusing!
Anyhow, now we’ve got that out the way, I thought it was worth sharing with you my favourite cruelty free makeup favs… part 2. A lot of my part 1 favourites (read here) are still very…
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What really is a cruelty-free brand?
Cruelty-free brands are companies that don’t involve the experimentation of animals or risk the health of them in the process of manufacturing their products.
No Animal Testing! 