No La Roche Posay is neither cruelty-free nor vegan in 2021. The company sells products in China and is owned by L'Oreal.
Dove is a tough one. As of right now, although it is certified by PETA, we don't feel comfortable claiming Dove is cruelty-free.
No Maybelline isn't cruelty-free. It inherits its parents company's - L'Oreal - animal testing policy. And we aren't comfortable recommending brands who sell in China. Yet.
YES - Garnier is cruelty-free. Its goal to be the first truly sustainable mass-market brand is fantastic. Definitely a brand to stand behind!
No Clinique is not cruelty-free. Whilst it claims it doesn't conduct any animal testing, it has long sold products in China and its suppliers may test ingredients on animals too
MAC isn't cruelty-free as it sells products in mainland China where pre or post market animal testing can still happen on certain products.
No L'Oreal isn't cruelty-free as it sells its products in China. And whilst it has claimed to be vegan, it has traditionally profited from animal testing.
No NARS is no longer cruelty-free in 2021. Whilst it used to be a cruelty-free staple, it has recently started selling products in China.
No Dr. Jart isn't cruelty-free in 2021. As a K-beauty brand it has a huge presence in the Chinese market where animal testing is compulsory. Avoid
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Dermalogica is cruelty-free in 2021, although its parent company - Unilever - isn't. It doesn't sell in China or work with any suppliers who test on animals.
As of August 2021 it is unclear whether Sanex are cruelty-free. It claims to not test on animals, but there's no clarity about whether its products are sold in China.
Whilst Vaseline technically don't use any animal derived ingredients in their products, it sells products in China so isn't cruelty-free or, by our definition, vegan.
