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Did you know that every year around 100 million animals suffer and die in cruel tests carried out by different industries?

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One of the largest industries, which still continues to torture animals, is makeup and cosmetics. Most of the animals they use are cold-blooded (reptiles), but they also use mice, rabbits, birds of all kinds. To test the products, animals are forced to consume substances that harm their health and, in many cases, cruelly cause their death.

It is because of this sad reality that, from your position as a conscious consumer, it is your responsibility to verify that what you buy is free of animal cruelty. In this way, you are helping the awareness of respect for Mother Earth to expand.

Never doubt it: your decision makes the difference. Think that, by buying products free of animal testing, you are protecting innocent lives

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That a product is free of animal cruelty means that it meets these 3 requirements:

  • That the inputs, ingredients or raw materials have not been tested on animals.
  • That none of its formulas have been tested on animals.
  • That they or any entity experiment on animals with the finished product, or in the marketing or distribution of the product.
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How to verify that a product is free of animal cruelty?

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You can check that the product has the seal that certifies being cruelty-free on the brand's packaging. These stamps tend to vary slightly in design, but usually include a drawing of a rabbit accompanied by the phrase ?cruelty-free?.

Additionally, you can identify brands that are cruelty-free through apps like: Cruelty cutter, Think dirty or Bunny Free.

In case you want to use them, you must download them and when you are in front of a product that you doubt, you must scan the barcode of the product to verify if it is cruelty free.

Here we offer you a list of brands (PETA, 2021) of cosmetics that do test with live animals, and that we recommend you not to buy again.

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Almay

Avene

Avon

Biersdorf

benefits

Bobbi Brown

Bourjois

Burberry

chanell

clinic

Dior

Dolce and Gabbana

Estee Lauder

Giorgio Armani

Guerlain

Johnson & Johnson

The real

Lick

La Roche Pasay

Lancome

Lubriderm

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MAC

Make Up Forever

Mary Kay

MaxFactor

Maybelline

nars

Neutrogena

Hello

IPO

ponds

Revlon

Rimmen London

Sephora Collection

Shisheido

Shu Uemura

Tom Ford

Vaseline

versace

El Secreto de Victoria

Wella

Yves Rocher

Yves Saint Laurent

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Some of these industries have resorted to ceasing animal testing in order to sell their products in countries where this activity is frowned upon or prohibited. However, they continue to do so in products that are destined for sale in countries like China.

In China, it remains a requirement that cosmetics sold in its territory must check their tests in animals. For many of these companies, the deaths and suffering of animals is a price to pay in order to guarantee the expansion of their market.

We can only stop this activity from the individual consciousness that we can generate within each one. You contribute with your decision not to consume more products that use animals as if they were objects and not sentient beings. The more individual consciousness we add, we will reach a point of collective consciousness that will make this just a sad story of the past.

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