What are makeup brands that definitely do not test on animals?

Since cruelty-free certification is done on a voluntary basis, not all cruelty-free companies are certified. If a company or brand has an official cruelty-free claim, and if they don't test products nor ingredients on animals, don't hire third parties to test on animals ... read more

Above is a chart of the beauty brands that do not test on animals for 2017. There are plenty more cruelty-free beauty brands than this list, of course, but I’ve chosen the brands that are more well-known and easily accessible internationally. read more

All the brands found on this list were vetted to be cruelty-free, meaning (1) they don’t test finished products on animals at any point during production, (2) their suppliers don’t test raw materials or ingredients on animals, (3) no third-party tests on animals on their behalf, and (4) they don’t test on animals where the law requires it, i.e. mainland China. read more

When you’re looking at the packaging, look for the Leaping Bunny logo, which is a sign that a reputable third party has confirmed that the brand of your choice doesn’t test on animals. read more