Beauty Brands that Test on Animals
Beauty Brands Tested on Animals
Animal testing for cosmetics in 2019 is unnecessary, inhumane, and outdated. Here is a list of cosmetics, beauty, fragrance, and household cleaning brands that are still testing on animals.
Almost all of the brands mentioned below are selling their products in China, where animal testing is required by law.
If you want to learn more, click on the company to be redirected to a corresponding page detailing why the company is on this list.
A
- Acqua di Parma
- AERIN Beauty
- Aim
- Algenist
- Almay
- Amazing Cosmetics
- AMOREPACIFIC
- Amway Artistry
- Anna Sui
- Anessa
- Aquair
- Aramis
- Arm & Hammer
B
- Babyganics
- Balenciaga
- Beiersdorf
- Benefit Cosmetics
- BENGAY
- BIOEFECT
- Biosilk
- Biotherm
- Blistex
C
- Clarisonic
- Clean & Clear
- Clear
- Clearasil
- Clé de peau Beauté
- Clinique
- Clorox
- Close-Up
- Coppertone
- Coty Inc
- Crest
D
- Darphin
- Davidoff
- Degree
- d’icilà
- DHC Skincare
- Diesel
- Dior Beauty
- DKNY Fragrance
- Dolce & Gabbana
- Donna Karen Cosmetics
- Dove
- Dr. Brandt Skincare
- Dr. Jart
- Dry Idea
E
F
G
- GlaxoSmithKline (GSK)
- Got2B
- Green Works
- Gucci Fragrances
- Guerlain
H
I
J
- Jimmy Choo
- Johnson & Johnson
- Johnson’s
K
L
- Lifebuoy
- Lipstick Queen
- Listerine
- Lubriderm
- Lux
- Lynx
- Lysol
M
- MAC Cosmetics
- Ma Cherie
- Make Up For Ever
- Mamonde
- Marc Jacobs Fragrances
- Mary Kay
- Matrix
- Max Factor
- Maybelline
- Mentadent
- Michael Kors
- Mitchum Deodorant
- miu miu
- Mizani
- Mont Blanc
N
O
P
- Paco Rabanne
- Pantene
- Pearl Drops
- Pepsodent
- Peter Thomas Roth
- Philosophy
- Phyto
- Piz Buin
- Ponds
- Prada
- Procter & Gamble
- Pure & Mild
Q
R
S
- Safeguard
- Salvatore Ferragamo
- Sassoon
- SC Johnson
- Scope
- Sebastian Professional
- Secret
- Senka
- Sensodyne
- Sephora Collection
- Shiseido
- Shu Uemura
- Signal
T
- Tory Burch
- TRESemme
- Tria Beauty
- Tsubaki
U
V
- Vichy
- Viktor & Rolf
- Vim
- Visine
W
- Wei
- Wella
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Y
Z
Unclear Policies
Click through to each brand’s name to be redirected to a corresponding page that explains why these brands have unclear policies.
Rachel Goble
July 26, 2019Too many names on this list! I’m printing it off to keep it handy when I go shopping!
Diane
July 4, 2019There is no need for testing on any animal now a days. There are other ways to test your product without the suffering of animals.
Atalie
June 16, 2019Tocca is cruelty free and so is dove as of 2019
madison
May 16, 2019IT is AWFUL that these daily products are being tested on innocent animals, THIS is so cruel and an abomination to our society!!!
Psilla
April 23, 2019Hi! I just have heard in radio L’Oreal commercial where they saying they don’t test, and have not tested anything on animals for last 30 years unless required by law of country that they sell in (china I guess?) – is it a revolution then, or just a commercial hoax?
only info i’ve found: https://www.loreal.com/sustainability/l'or%C3%A9al-answers
https://www.loreal-paris.co.uk/faq
Please help! because if that’s true it would be a game changer!