Does the label say anything about animal testing (preferably the lack of it)?
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Hey! I am wondering the same thing. Did you ever find out? I'd also like to make sure it's made with synthetic urea.
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Hi, nothing on the label about animal testing, nor any claim that they didn't do animal testing... They do have a phone number on the label though... It says Customers can call Blaine Labs (11037 Lockport Place, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670) with questions or comments M - F, 8am - 5pm at (800) 307-8818. I bet they could answer your question : >
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If they tested it on animals they would have softer, moister skin. I must admit that I have "tested" it on my dog. He can't resist "paw?" and I have done that while using it myself. He didn't have a negative reaction, no indication of pain or even displeasure. His pads don't scratch me like they have in the past and he must find it delicious! I have to put socks on to keep him from licking it off of my paws!
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It doesn't, but there is a number to call: 1 800 307 8818, M-F. 8 to 5 PST.
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Emily.... It is a cream for the human skin. Even if they tested it on animals which I don't know how that could be done it would NOT have hurt them. Get a life will ya, the cream isn't poison you know. gezzzz
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When a company does no animal testing with their products, this is usually mentioned on the information page. If not noted, you can generally surmise that this is not a claim they are making about their product.
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I don't think so, at least it doesn't say it on the label so I'm guessing it does not.
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I tried to check on their website about this and found nothing about animal testing which I also do not condone. You can email them at "help@wattsbeaty.info to ask. I found a website call goodguide.com that does not recommend this product for one ingredient it contains so I will not be buying this product again.
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If you goggle that question, it will take you to the Poppy Austin site for frequently asked questions. They say, absolutely not. They claim to be animal advocates and in no way support animal testing of any kind.
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It does not have the cruelty-free symbol like many products do. So it is possible that some of the ingredients are tested on animals and it would not be cruelty-free. Wish the company would say one way or the other.
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The package doesn't say anything, but the product website does. They do not test on animals. Here is their answer: "Absolutely not, we would never order any testing using animals or test on any animals ourselves. We hope you'll give Savvy Green laundry soap a try-and we're pretty sure you'll stick with it once you do." http://savvygreen.net/faq-page#n14
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Not directly but the company may use ingredients in the product that have been animal tested. I'm not sure but you can probably Google it
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Its all natural, none of the damaging additives in its ingredients, so I don't see why it would be tested on animals?
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According to the Naked Bee website, there is no animal testing on any of their products. Hope this helps :)
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Happy New Year, Kelly! No, they don't do animal testing. Check out this link for further info: http://www.budgetearth.com/trulys-natural-deodorant-review/
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According to the back of the bottle I received, it states that it is not tested on animals. I also researched Google and found out it is alcohol and cruelty free.
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The bottle does not say, but the Proctor and Gamble Herbal Essences web site says this, "Herbal Essences products are not tested on animals, nor do we ask any supplier or contract lab to test them on our behalf... We passionately believe that ending animal testing is a benefit for all-consumers, animal welfare and industry." You can verify this quote at http://www.herbalessences.com/en-SA/frequently-asked-questions.
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No animal testing is done on this product according to their answer posted on Cure facebook.
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Good news, I read the label and at the very bottom it says they do NOT test on animals! Hurray!
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"Thank you for contacting Boots. We do not use animals to test our products, nor do we have animal testing conducted on our behalf or by anyone else. Instead, we ensure product safety through state-of-the-art testing methods on human volunteers. Lanolin is derived from sheep's wool, and as such is an animal by product. Of course the animal is completely unharmed. Thank you for your interest. We are looking into several markets, such as the CCIC or LEAPING BUNNY PROGRAM, as part of future packaging artwork changes. Though we have always been cruelty free and done our testing on people, over 50,000 volunteers each year, we understand that more people are wanting to see this stated on the packaging. Sincerely, Boots Customer Service"
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I don't know but I'd believe the label. Or call the company and ask to know for sure.