I’ve always been someone who
is aware and unhappy about animal testing but have never really looked into
which brands test on animal and which are cruelty free. A recent look in the cleaning cupboard at
home lead me to come across some Astonish anti-bacterial cleanser that works
amazingly and smells great and its cruelty free! The realisation that actually it’s not that hard
to come across cruelty free products spurred me into doing a bit of research on
the ‘beauty’ products I use daily and whether they were recognised as cruelty
free or not.
A simple google search of “is
(brand name) cruelty free?” helped me to come across the following on the
brands ii regularly use:
Simple- not cruelty free
Nivea- not cruelty free
Tresseme- not cruelty free
Collection- unsure as mixed answers came up on the search
Make up revolution- cruelty free
Super drug (own brand) - cruelty free
Wilkinson’s (own brand) - unsure
Aldi (own brand) - unsure as all that comes up is cleaning
product information
Tesco (own brand) - Claims to be cruelty free but not been
recognised
Avon- not cruelty free
Zoella beauty- cruelty free
Then came the looking into
alternatives for the products that aren’t cruelty free (the majority) but that
also didn’t break the bank (I’m trying to save for a house). My first stop was Superdrug, whose own brand
products are all cruelty free with the recognised picture saying so, I ordered
a fair amount from here and can’t wait to test them to see if I like them.
Cruelty free logo's I'm looking out for. |
I can’t wait to test them all
and to see if my skin will happily accept the change in products (fingers
crossed).