Cruelty-Free Brands

DHC is a popular beauty and skincare brand hailing from Japan that has become very well known and loved worldwide. This brand marketing point is…

Acnefree is a really popular, well-known and loved skincare and health care brand in the United States. Their products are oriented towards dermatological care and…

Yes, Aesop is a cruelty-free brand. This means that Aesop doesn’t condone animal tests, doesn’t sell in Mainland China, and doesn’t test ingredients/products on animals…

Yes, Aveda is cruelty-free. That’s the short answer. However, I know you may want to know the reason for that. If that’s the case, the…

Yes, Albolene is cruelty-free. Albolene is an extremely popular beauty product that is used to get rid of makeup. It is also sold in drugstores…

Yes, Yardley is cruelty-free. Yardley (also known as Yardley London) is a well-known beauty, skincare, and perfume brand. The company started off in 1770 as…

Yes, Avon is cruelty-free. And here is why Avon has denounced animal testing and embraced cruelty-free and vegan production: The company does not claim to…

Alterna Skincare is cruelty-free. Alterna is one of the cruelty-free brands out there. This means that they don’t test ingredients or their skincare products on…

Yes, Dr Teal’s is cruelty-free. This means that the brand neither tests its finished products on animals nor sells in countries where animal testing is…

Yes, Gisou is cruelty-free. This means that the brand neither tests its finished products on animals nor sells in countries where animal testing is required…