What does L'Oréal Elvive mean by test in vitro?

They do not test on animals. It is lab tested. This is their blurb: The formula combines Royal Jelly and Omega 6* to gently cleanse dry hair, restoring hair's elasticity and suppleness for lasting protection against dryness**. read more

They do not test on animals. It is lab tested. This is their blurb: The formula combines Royal Jelly and Omega 6* to gently cleanse dry hair, restoring hair's elasticity and suppleness for lasting protection against dryness**. read more

L'Oréal UK run a large intern program (~100 each year), across 4 functions: Marketing, Commercial (Sales), Supply Chain & Finance. They have a small number of places available for summer interns, but the majority of interns are there for a 12 month placement as part of their university course. read more

All in all, L’Oreal is not and has never been cruelty-free. L’Oreal doesn’t claim not to test new ingredients on animals. L’Oreal still sells in China. L’Oreal still kills and tortures animals every day by funding animal testing, be it in China or, presumably, for new ingredients. read more