Avon
Bobbi Brown
L'oreal
Illamasqua
Chanel
M.A.C
Estee Lauder
The Body Shop
Clinique
Dior
Mark
Elizabeth Arden
Smashbox
Laura Mercier
Revlon
Yaby
Bourjois
Too Faced
Nars
O.P.I
Urban Decay
Make Up For Ever
Las que SI testean en animales:
Armani
Benefit
Covergirl
Max Factor
Maybelline
Lancome
Rimmel
GRACIAS SOLE, COMO SIEMPRE UNOS POST GENIALES LLENOS DE IDEAS, DATOS Y TERNURA GRACIAS POR ESA RECOPILACION DE DATOS, UN BESIÑO
ResponderEliminarYo tenía entendido que Loreal si testaba en animales. Me puedes decir de donde has conseguido esa información? Gracias ^^
ResponderEliminarGracias Maribel!!
ResponderEliminarQuerida Anonima: saqué la informacion del blog de Pixiwoo, y me pareció importante informarselo tambien a las lectoras de habla hispana.
Yo tamb tenia entendido que L'oreal testeaba en animales, pero la empresa contestó lo siguiente:
L’Oréal voluntarily stopped using animal testing for the evaluation of its entire range of finished cosmetic products in 1989. It was possible to do this due to the considerable time and effort we have invested for over two decades, including developments of databases on ingredient toxicity profiles and the results of a large-scale programme carried out over several years to develop appropriate in vitro methods such as Episkin. Moreover, we have also co-operated with our competitors in this common objective.
We are totally committed to a future without tests on animals. We comply with all EU and national laws in ensuring the absolute safety of our products. These are positions we share with The Body Shop whose policy of not using any ingredients that have been tested or retested on animals for cosmetics purposes since the end of 1990 remains unchanged.
The industry and many opinion formers believe that this common objective of eradication of animal testing for safety purposes can only be totally achieved through research, development and validation of alternative methods and approaches. L’Oréal has invested more than any other company in this endeavour during the last 25 years. This is a fact that was recognised and endorsed by Anita Roddick, the founder of The Body Shop and campaigner against animal testing for cosmetics. Below is some more detailed information regarding this subject that you may find helpful.
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Muchísimas gracias!
ResponderEliminarDDF tampoco testea en animales.
ResponderEliminarbesos, lorena
Lore: DDF es de P&G y todos sabemos que P&G testea. P&G, Unilever, Colgate-Palmolive, Johnson&Johnson y todas esas multinacionales de consumo masivo testean.
ResponderEliminarEs importante saber cual es la empresa madre de una marca antes de afirmar que testean o no.
Por favor, chequeen el sitio de PETA www.peta.org, que tiene siempre actualizados los listados.
L'Oreal testea aunque anunció su intención de dejar de hacerlo. Dior y todo el grupo LVMH testean.
Elizabeth Arden también testea (Unilever).
Sole, si lees entre lineas, la respuesta de L'Oreal es re ambigua: que no testeen los productos "terminados" o que inviertan en un futuro sin testeos no quiere decir que no testeen los ingredientes de manera individual en animales.
NO testean, ademas de los mencionados: Clarins, Sisley,Kryolan, L'Occitane, Laura Mercier.
Hola Sole, te cuento que L´Oreal sí testea en animales, además Maybelline pertenece a L´Oreal.
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