Cruelty-Free Brands

Tree Hut is an up and coming brand that produces beauty and skincare products. They started out as a small, entrepreneurial business in Texas and they have become popular enough to expand internationally and to be one of the most well-known, sought-after skincare brands in the entirety of the United States. They have become popular … Read more

Bare Minerals is a cruelty-free make-up brand. They are 100% cruelty-free meaning they do not test their finished products on animals, their ingredients on animals and neither do their suppliers or any third parties they are involved with. They do not sell their products where animal testing is required. While Bare Minerals is considered cruelty-free, … Read more

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 the simplicity of its products, which are marketed as being “rooted in tradition”. Their products also use natural ingredients and they offer affordable products that make this brand a favorite … Read more

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 towards healing and balancing the skin, particularly when it comes to healing acné and maintaining a good PH to prevent irritations. Their sleek packaging, their affordability and the efficiency with … Read more

Aesop is a very well-known, popular and loved brand that offers mainly skin, body and hair care for all skin and hair types. (Nowadays they are also branching off into other markets such as candles). They started off as a small humble company in Melbourne in 1987, and they became bigger and bigger until they … Read more

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 rest of the article is for you. So, keep reading. About the Brand Aveda is an American corporation that produces cosmetics, hair care, and skincare products. The company started off … Read more

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 all over the nation as a skin-firming cleanser. This product was first introduced over a century ago. And has since been very popular among professional makeup artists. You may ask, … Read more

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 a small perfume shop with moderate success. And in 1823 they are bought off and renamed “Yardley and Statham perfume company”. They soon start getting popular and becoming bigger thanks … Read more

AVON Products AVON Products is one of the biggest beauty companies in the world. Originally known as ‘California Perfume Company’ Avon was founded in 1886 in New York by David H. McConnell, an American businessman. The beauty company experienced some struggling years but now sells around $5 billion annually worldwide in sales. Is Avon Cruelty-Free? … Read more