Beauty Guide

Safe Makeup and Cruelty-Free Products

Choosing cosmetic and body products is difficult enough when you don't factor in animal testing. While some products say that they "are not tested on animals", packaging can be deceiving. If finding products that are cruelty-free is important to you, look to Peta's list of manufacturer's that have proudly signed the "statement of assurance" that their products are cruelty free.

To follow is list of commonly known manufacturers that have signed Peta's statement of assurance. While this is not all of the manufacturers on Peta's list, these are the commonly known products with good exposure.

Almay
Avon
Bath & Body Works
The Body Shop
Bonne Bell
Burt's Bees
Calgon
Crabtree & Evelyn
Curly Hair Solutions
Donna Karan Beauty Company
Estée Lauder
Got2B
The Healing Garden
John Paul Mitchell Systems
Liz Clairborne Cosmetics
LUSH
M.A.C Cosmetics
MaryKay
Mr. Bubble (scented bubble baths for children)
OPI Products (cosmetics)
Prestige Cosmetics
Revlon
Safeway (in house brand cosmetics)
Soapworks (bath & body supplies)
Tommy Hilfiger (colognes)
Vasanti Cosmetics
Wet n' Wild
White Rain

There are many companies out there that do test on animals. While they aren't proud of it, it does happen. Below is a list of commonly known manufacturers that test on animals.