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Voluntesting
Grasa/Resistente
quo beauty is shopper's line and it is cruelty-free. Usually if you can't find the "this is cruelty-free" type of info prominently displayed, it's a safe bet that it isn't and I can't find it for PC or Life. it may be product specific instead of brand-wide.
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Robynrose
Seca/Sensible
it can be a little bit confusing if it's a sub-brand, but the parent brand like Loreal Paris or Estee Lauder isn't.
there are regionally cruelty free brands. Until recently, China has required animal testing, so any brand that was sold to the Chinese market was required to test.
so Loreal Paris is a giant conglomerate, and some of their sub-brands don't sell in China and are CF, but Loreal does sell in China and has participated in animal testing.
it depends on who you want to hold to account, the sub brand, or the parent company.
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Robynrose
Seca/Sensible
it might take a few days, but you can usually find a contact us email and ask.
I do this for Korean brands when I can't read their website. (You dont need to use ALL photos!)
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missjbeauty
Grasa/Resistente
I am in Canada. I get alot of my products from Sephora. They have more variety than the big chain stores
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Miminii
Seca/Sensible
interesting, I buy these brands frequently but I don’t know if they are cruelty free
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Miminii
Seca/Sensible
isn’t animal testing banned in Canada? Many products of PC and Life brand are made in Canada so they’re supposed to be cruelty free I guess
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