This is very important note everyone !!! Laneige said on their tiktok that they stopped animal testi mg in 2012 which was a long time ago and they no longer do that Pls stop spamming my reply’s this was 6 months ago thank you Guys please please stop replying there’s more then enough replies please stop Hello guys, I wanted to say I am very sorry for being rude as this was 7 months ago I have changed and I understand I was in the wrong and thank you guys for letting me know but please don’t reply anymore as there’s more than enough replies for me to read!😊
⚠️EXPLANATION⚠️ CeraVe uses mouse testing and so do a lot of dermatologists prescribed brands. I don’t support animal testing but if a doctor prescribed you something then you should use it because u know, it’s prescribed. And CeraVe is a highly prescribed brand. If you are wondering how I know this my family member used to work for the company that made CeraVe and he explained it to me
@@AshleyGrahamcracker-oq3pf even if it was multiple animals being tested on Im still using it. It's not difference than not being vegetarian. Both require negative things happening to animals. It doesnt make her selfish if she uses CeraVe.
its not like i have the money to buy them anyways 💀💀 Edit: Also all the people making comments like “cerave isn’t cheap” “Dior is kind of affordable” y’all have some real rich kid shit going on lmao (20-30 dollars May sound like a small amount individually but when u have a family of 4 with limited wages and need to buy all sorts of things like food rent etcc.. skincare doesn’t really get much priority and it’s insensitive to ignore that) Ps: this comment was a joke I’m fortunate enough to afford these things but just wanted to point out how some people genuinely can’t.
Yeah why would I get them if I wouldn't have enough money to feed my kids after? I don't understand. I really don't. Oh wait my kids are long gone and I already did it its just too tempting sorry
⚠️ATTENTION⚠️: LANAIGE IS NOW CRUELTY FREE AND FOR THE PEOPLE WHO ARE WORRIED ABOUT CERAVE CAN NOW STOP WORRYING BC ITS ONLY ANIMAL TESTS IN CHINA AND IF YOUR SKIN TYPE NEEDS IT THEN GO AHEAD AND BUY IT ITS UR CHOICE! Edit: okay I did some research and Lanaige is apparently not cruelty free but if you need it as bad you can still choose to buy it as long as it’s a must.I heard from someone that it was and I should’ve looked it up before spreading misinformation and I am truly sorry.
Laneige (Hangul: 라네즈) is a South Korean cosmetics brand launched by Amore Pacific in 1994. Amore Pacific came out and said it’s confirmed that they are NOT cruelty free.
Laneige is still selling in China in 2023 what is equal to animal testing, their parent company does animal testing, plus even on their website they state that they still do animal testing so i dont know where are yall getting these info from.
Then buy those brands, they are good, they work, they are safe. No one's gonna stop you. If you can afford cruelty free options have a look on them, but as a rule of thumb you should stick with the skincare that works for you
As much as I love cruelty-free, if you truly cannot find another vegan/cruelty free option that’s good for your face or just a good product in general,then you can keep using that product. (Or if it’s expensive) However just make sure to be mindful on how different products you use/discard can affect the planet and it’s animals, especially things such as fast-fashion and one use items. (Not to mention if workers are being treated correctly by the company) It’s practically impossible to go full vegan/cruelty-free as you’d also have to be anti-vaxx (which isn’t good obviously, go get your vaccines) but honestly vaccines and some other things such as medicine are probably the only products I don’t feel so bad for using as even if the animals have to suffer, it is for an actual reason instead of just lipstick or face masks.
@reeniebeenie2264 they do test on animals go on conscious bunnies and it will tell u they don't. They do sell laneige in China, which is required by the law to test on animals with any beauty brand
So I looked this up yesterday cause I only use cerave and I was devastated and its true but I guess they have to animal test to sell In some countries but they don't animal test to sell in the US I'm still going to use it but I'm still sad
the sad thing is that even the products of beauty brands who dont test on animals, still get tested on animals through bigger companies and manufacturing companies. so even though the brand owners itself dont choose to, it still happens, unless the brand is a bigger brand claiming to be cruelty free. its so messed up.
For brands like CeraVe that cater to the medical side of dermatology, it's important to note that their "cruelty" is from testing on mice before humans trials. And in such brands that are "dermatologist recommended", there is an ethics board involved when approving animal testing and the ethics board conducts a cost-benefit analysis and then only does animal testing proceed. So please, before blindly shunning something that is so helpful for many, read up on the nuances of animal testing in cosmetics, especially medically-catered cosmetics.
@@jayde2025 “clean” beauty is a marketing term and has nothing to do with cruelty free. using cruelty free is great if you have affordable options that work as well which is not always the case
@@shanaparkhurst3574 Its not like if we stop using CeraVe they are gonna stop testing on animals, there will be other people buying from them so just stop, you are cringe
Sad that some people are saying in the comments about how they would use these products no matter what, imagine if your pet suffered from animal cruelty. How would you feel? “But that’s different! That’s my pet, thet can’t do that!?” It’s not different, one day we will live in a society that has killed everything and everyone, and you will look back at your decisions.
@@gmw-g6880 Just because animals can’t talk or do things us humans can doesn’t mean they can be treated poorly, no animal deserves to be tested on. Just because you don’t care about animals doesn’t mean everyone does too, this will sound cringey but we humans are the voices of animals. We help them out, whatever happens is the persons fault. I’m not saying I wpuld rather have puff injected into my own eyes, but they are a life too. They have feelings just like you do, if you don’t give a shit it’s your choice.
@@lolz5501 bold of you to assume that much about me. I love animals and I do not think it's OK I'm just thinking logically. i'm just thinking we have to test it on something. if not animals, then what? if you can come up with a solution and tell me that would be great. the companies that don't do animal testing actually wait for other companies to do animal testing on certain chemicals and ingredients. so certain things are going to be tested either way. if one company doesn't another will. in some countries it's against the law to not do animal testing
@gmw-g6880 an example of that is sunscreen. Reason why US chemical sunscreen sucks while asian sunscreens have more advanced chemical sunscreen. The FDA requires new UV filters to be tested on animals before approving them to be used in sunscreens. Problem is companies don't want to waste the funding for the animal testing to get the filter approved only to then lose their customer base because of the "animal cruelty" label while their competitors will be able to use the newly approved UV filter for better sunscreen AND still keep their "animal cruelty free" label on their company & products. Companies just play the waiting game to see who is willing to take the dive
I love cera ve and it works best for me so I can’t change it but I am going to try hero cosmetics for something cause I want to try something else but I will still use cera ve but I love Pacifica y’all should try it it’s cruelty free and vegan
CeraVe is the only brand I’m not allergic to.. that’s the only brand it doesn’t matter to me, although it breaks my heart. Other wise yes, cruelty free makes a big impact
I use burts bees bc they have makeup cleanser’s moisturisers and ofc their lipbalm plus they are cruelty free animal testing free and vegan and they are underrated but it depends on the skin!
Well all products that have skincare in them most of the time are legally obligated to have had animal testing for medical reasons, so its not a problem with the brand most of the time its just the law for medical products
@@ilovecats395 i wasnt justifying the fact of animal testing btw, im honestly just saying that that’s probably the reason why they have animal testing, obviously for some brands they test when it is not necessary but with certain skin care it is the law so blaming the brand wouldn’t make much sense its a problem with the law that forces animal testing on medical products which skincare fall under medical products sometimes
@@cmool a google search will show you that the fda has laws for anything with medical usage to be first tested on animals which is a sad reality, and for makeup with skincare benefits it is technically a form of a medical product
It doesn't matter all that much to me as much as the product being vegan does. I can't consume or use anything containing pork in my religion, so making sure I find vegan products is crucial when it comes to anything regarding beauty products, soaps, lotions, etc.
But didn't China stop requiring companies to do animal testing like in January of this year..? I saw articles on it but I heard no one talking about it yet .
The only reason I'm not using brands like cerave, Cetaphil, loreal, Maybelline, etc is because they aren't cruelty free yet. Really hope and wish they become soon though.
I love that and wouldn’t if I had a choice. Some people just can’t afford it and it doesn’t make them a bad person. Just pls don’t make anyone feel bad about taking care of themselves if it’s all they can afford
@@florxlbouxxet713 I'm not making anyone feel bad, I'm just talking about my decision. I've even expressed my wish to try them once they become cruelty free, though I don't need to anymore, I've found great alternatives.
Cerave is now cruelty free, but it once wasn’t (since 1989.) u could check google or other sources but that’s what I found. “The L'Oréal Group, which includes CeraVe, has always made our consumers' health and safety an absolute priority. Since 1989, we have not tested the safety of our products on animals, 14 years before regulations required us to do so. There are effective non-animal ways to ensure the safety of cosmetic products.” Is what I found on one of the sources, I could be wrong but this is just what I found
I'm such a happy person because I always check in advance if something I want to buy is cruelty free or not 🥰 No surprises later! I rejected many brands in name of ethics and I do not regret one bit. There are thousands of brands that work just as well without the need to bully animals.
They just don’t have enough money to buy them so they decide to put it up so the company will lose customers and lower the price and then they will buy it!! It’s just that they can’t afford it! Use whatever u want :)
@@MelR.432 Cerave doesn't test on animals primarily but it sells it's products to other countries that require animal testing. So for example CeraVe products sold in America are not tested on animals but the CeraVe products sold in china are. And why CeraVe as a company/brand can't be considered cruelty free is cuz they are still allowing their products to be sold in those countries
Yup it does. As far as possible I try to buy vegan and cruelty-free skincare. Many budget Korean skincare falls under that category so it makes it easier now 😊
Most of these brands actually stopped animal testing years ago! CeraVe only animal tests in China and Laneige stopped in 2012. Sephora is supposedly slowly ending their animal testing and Dior, idk abt Dior.
@BlondieLovies Calm down 😭 you don’t have to get all mad about it! I just assumed they stopped because that’s what they said on the website and a lot of other websites and other comments also say things like that too!
We do? But if you where poor and js got 1mil and they where made out of animal part would u give it up? No right bc it would help u same thing with this.
Hey guys! I just wanted to say that CeraVe animal testing is true. They’ve done several tests on animals and I actually also found out that their products contain a lot of synthetic Polymer. Synthetic Polymer is something like Micro Plastic and it actually gets into our water and if more brands are putting more Polymer in their products then It’ll get more into our water. The problem is actually you can’t filter it because it’s I think really small even on a microscope. I hope I gave you guys some information you didn’t already knew. I hope this comment gets some attention, bye! :)
not sis tryna "inform" people about polymers.. A polymer (/ˈpɒlɪmər/;[4][5] Greek poly-, "many" + -mer, "part") is a substance or material consisting of very large molecules called macromolecules, composed of many repeating subunits. -literally Wikipedia. If you're so against polymers then you're against collagen, silk, gelatin, literally POTATOES (starch) and rice, cellulose (paper) etc... Ik you have ur heart in the right place sis but pls! Do research, it takes one google search to find out what a polymer actually is. I'm guessing you're actually against silicones maybe? From your description of "polymers". Silicones indeed don't dissolve in water and make everything more "smooth" but nowadays thanks to technology there are variants of silicones that are water soluble. Those that have PEG-8 or PEG-12 dimethicone actually have water soluble silicones that wash off easily without sulfates
@@bruh-hr1mt thank you so much for your information!! Well I didn’t know that but I am just trying not to buy that many makeup/skincare products with bad Polymers in it.
If you will read the ingredient list, you would see no animal components in cerave. Please read ingredients before commenting, i know it's hard, but do it
@@Smart1e_N3ptuneDo you feel much better being such a jerk about it? So what if it doesn’t make difference in the grand scheme of things, it makes a difference to them personally. And since that’s the case, wouldn’t that *not* be their loss? Grow up.
They still do, they sell in China and China has a law where to sell beauty products, you have to animal test. Stop spreading misinformation and do your research
for people who are allergic to these things another substitute is VIVER ! they are a cruelty free company and have products for all skin types they mihh huh to be a bit expensive but that’s because most of them are safe for allergy skin types + it works really good i had really bad acne and in a week it all cleared up by the gentle cleanser plus moisturizer ! 😋
@@avamollenhauer6393 you realize if a company is not cruelty free they are basically HURTING animals? That’s animal abuse. Most animals are tested on like dogs, cats, monkeys, rats, and much more! It doesn’t really matter if your vegan or not.
I do not support animal cruelty and I never have. I love CeraVe and will continue to use it though, not because I like what they are doing, but because it works for my skin.
I'm glad I don't use any of those brands and I personally do my best to go outta my way to grab the cruelty free products. But! For those that are looking for cruelty free options, Cruelty Free Kitty has a list on their website and they send email updates. Recently even mentioned that they don't require animal testing to sell in mainland china, so now we have more cruelty free options. I hope that we can all find the right products that suit us!
i bought laneige and found out after i bought it 😭 cerave breaks my heart bc it’s great for my skin. i don’t use the sephora collection much except for crazy eyeshadow colors
Sephora collection broke me out but I still use it. Cerave clears my skin so well, I don’t use Dior. Laneige broke my heart 😭 it’s so good for lipsssss
I was always against animal testing. Back then I thought they just put the product on their skin or something like that. I had know idea how bad it actually was. They do much much worse things.
@@Eva-of1rr Curology and glossier dont work for me and lancome made me break out so badly. Do you really want to try every options on your skin? Pretty sure that would be cruel to your face.
I don’t use makeup but I like curave lotion, for myself anyway. I can honestly say the only thing I worry about is if it’s a good product for me & if it’s in my budget.
I do care very much and it’s not right but personally lots of brands like laneige are good products and my buying 2 things isn’t really going to change what they do or make much of a difference
@@Mary13130 you do realize almost everything we have is animal tested we would literally probably have to give up even our own phones and I’m not saying that I want to it’s js hypocritical to say you hate animal testing but everything you literally have is animal tested I’m not saying I like animal testing and I think it’s horrible but we would literally have to give up our way of life Nty
Yes, it does. I buy cruelty free brands only❤ (Si sos de América Latina, como yo, te recomiendo mucho RubyRose, salvó mi piel y su maquillaje también es hermoso😊)
Okay so Laneige - doesn’t animal test, they stopped in 2012 Cerave- Because it’s a brand recommended by doctors, they do mice testing Sephora - I heard that they’re slowly switching to cruelty free but I’m not sure Abt that. Edit - did more research about Laneige. They themselves say they do not test on animals, however some other websites say they are not cruelty free. Did a little more digging and they only animal test in places where it’s required by law. I saw a point saying that when they do animal test, it’s their manufacturer that does but I don’t get that point since in that case they’re still selling animal tested products. The point might be that they animal test on other products they produce, not necessarily Laneige’s? But not sure about that one. So to summarise, they only animal test in countries that require it by law, so take that as you will.
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Y'all say "oH nO! ThIs cOmpAnY sAiD tHeY dOnT tEsT!!" You do realise most of them will probably lie to you and legally can? Do more search. Laneige is NOT cruelty free.
Yes, it 1000% absolutely does. I started using Cover Girl because they stopped animal testing on their products! All of my makeup and skincare are from cruelty free companies bc I don't think poor animals should be tortured for a tube of mascara.
@@estheronwuka3279 There is plenty of products that are cruelty free and not too expensive. Just because the first one you search up is 10000000$ doesn’t mean they all are.
@@emyyyyy13 well sorry I never even knew cerave is cruelty but also not every product will work for me cerave is really gud on my face and adjusting to new products makes my face break out .
urban is also another brand that is vegan and cruelty free! it is for shampoos and conditioners but i think that its still important to note! i have curly hair and omg it does my hair justicee
This makes me a bad person but Cera Ve helped my skin SO MUCH. I don’t wanna stop using it even though they arent cruelty free. It’s litterally the only moisturizer thats keeping my skin healthy and oil-free
CeraVe is really good. It’s not cruelty free but for a reason; to develop the best products. People just don’t understand the point of animal testing, they’re not doing it for no reason.
You're not obligated to stop using a product that works for you if it's what's in you if it's within your means. There are other ways to support animals.
Cerave is now cruelty free, but it once wasn’t (since 1989.) u could check google or other sources but that’s what I found. “The L'Oréal Group, which includes CeraVe, has always made our consumers' health and safety an absolute priority. Since 1989, we have not tested the safety of our products on animals, 14 years before regulations required us to do so. There are effective non-animal ways to ensure the safety of cosmetic products.” Is what I found on one of the sources, I could be wrong but this is just what I found
I think the thing for most people is that most of the brands listed (mainly skincare ones like cerave) are ones that actually work for them, cerave and cetaphil actually work for me.
I always ask when buying makeup or skin care are animals tested on it? I love animals so i would never and i mean never use things that have animals tested to make it. But that will not stop me from using Cerave it does not bother my face of any thing (Who argees?) 👇
I am a human with heart and use cruelty free cosmetics. There are so many options and it is absolutely not necessary to use brands that test on animals.
If I'm being honest I don't really care that much. Like unpopular opinion but I'm not going to stop using something that works just because of one thing. No company is perfect.
to anyone who says they aren’t going to stop using cerave, i recommend tula! only if you really care about the cruelty free, if not you do you! i used cerave and it help my skin over time but tula works faster & more efficiently. i switched about a month ago and i can already say my skin is 100% better! (tula is more $$$ but a travel size kit lasts about a month)
@@BlackBlood74 it's not my problem I mean I don't wanna sound ignorant but do animals have to deal with humiliation besides humans? Do they deal with constant criticism? No they don't so ima use whatever I want
Cerave is the only face wash that actually works for me 😭
You can still use it if it's the only thing that works for your skin
Same here girly I can’t give it up
I think it was confused by Cetaphil
@@beatlegrave5734i think they probably animal test in other countries like china where it’s the law
Same
This is very important note everyone !!! Laneige said on their tiktok that they stopped animal testi mg in 2012 which was a long time ago and they no longer do that
Pls stop spamming my reply’s this was 6 months ago thank you
Guys please please stop replying there’s more then enough replies please stop
Hello guys, I wanted to say I am very sorry for being rude as this was 7 months ago I have changed and I understand I was in the wrong and thank you guys for letting me know but please don’t reply anymore as there’s more than enough replies for me to read!😊
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I found out they still animal test cuz they sell in China and other countries that NEED you to animal test or you can't sell there so
I searched on google and it all say that it is not cruelty free
@@Anabelle09You heard it from the company. Google is not always right.
@@rg64824 companies often stop but the Producer they use still test on animals
On Sephora it shows they are not cruelty free as well, and they are one of their retailers so they are legally not able to lie
⚠️EXPLANATION⚠️ CeraVe uses mouse testing and so do a lot of dermatologists prescribed brands. I don’t support animal testing but if a doctor prescribed you something then you should use it because u know, it’s prescribed. And CeraVe is a highly prescribed brand. If you are wondering how I know this my family member used to work for the company that made CeraVe and he explained it to me
Wait, so it’s just mice being tested at Cerave?
Thankfully it's only mice cause I'm never gonna stop using cerave, it's the only thing that helps my skin
@@AshleyGrahamcracker-oq3pf Self righteous much?
@@AshleyGrahamcracker-oq3pfyes they are selfish
@@AshleyGrahamcracker-oq3pf even if it was multiple animals being tested on Im still using it. It's not difference than not being vegetarian. Both require negative things happening to animals. It doesnt make her selfish if she uses CeraVe.
Sephora collection is actually changing to cruelty free slowly!
Relly dam I didn’t think they would
@vlogswithstella698hmmm I'm starting to see ur comments on most of the shorts I watched...
Better be
I HOPE SO PLS SEPHORA PLS ITS 2024 🙏🙏. I hate animal testing
YAY GOOD FOR THEMMM!!! I’m so excited
**proceeds to name every brand I own**
maybe it's time for a switch.
I am proud to say I no longer use these!
@@Milip13aww that's so sweet! Thank you!!
@@Milip13 yesssss!
Same 😫😫😫
its not like i have the money to buy them anyways 💀💀
Edit:
Also all the people making comments like “cerave isn’t cheap” “Dior is kind of affordable” y’all have some real rich kid shit going on lmao (20-30 dollars May sound like a small amount individually but when u have a family of 4 with limited wages and need to buy all sorts of things like food rent etcc.. skincare doesn’t really get much priority and it’s insensitive to ignore that)
Ps: this comment was a joke I’m fortunate enough to afford these things but just wanted to point out how some people genuinely can’t.
me too🤣
Fr same like I’ll stick to the stuff I have, Korean skincare. It works wonders
frr
Same ☠️💀
Yeah why would I get them if I wouldn't have enough money to feed my kids after? I don't understand. I really don't. Oh wait my kids are long gone and I already did it its just too tempting sorry
So is Arby’s!! I actually sharted crying when I found out they aren’t cruelty free 😭😭😭😭
McDonald's isn't too!
I'm so offended by McDonald's not being cruelty free
underrated comment
@@S4PPH1CST4RZ😢
Chick-fil-A isint either I’m so sad now 😢
⚠️ATTENTION⚠️: LANAIGE IS NOW CRUELTY FREE AND FOR THE PEOPLE WHO ARE WORRIED ABOUT CERAVE CAN NOW STOP WORRYING BC ITS ONLY ANIMAL TESTS IN CHINA AND IF YOUR SKIN TYPE NEEDS IT THEN GO AHEAD AND BUY IT ITS UR CHOICE!
Edit: okay I did some research and Lanaige is apparently not cruelty free but if you need it as bad you can still choose to buy it as long as it’s a must.I heard from someone that it was and I should’ve looked it up before spreading misinformation and I am truly sorry.
Thx
Laneige (Hangul: 라네즈) is a South Korean cosmetics brand launched by Amore Pacific in 1994. Amore Pacific came out and said it’s confirmed that they are NOT cruelty free.
Its not. Do more research.
Laneige is NOT cruelty free. Please do some more research
Laneige is still selling in China in 2023 what is equal to animal testing, their parent company does animal testing, plus even on their website they state that they still do animal testing so i dont know where are yall getting these info from.
Seeing Dior in here Broke my heart
Yeah.😭
They say on their website they don't test on animals so what do i believe ?
@@Madotsi yeah
Right! I love the lip oils and eye shadows 😭😭
I’m pretty sure Dior is cruelty free but idk xx
Those are the only products and brands that don't make me break out 😭
Could I recommend a brand I like?? (I have really sensitive skin so I breakout a lot)
Then buy those brands, they are good, they work, they are safe. No one's gonna stop you. If you can afford cruelty free options have a look on them, but as a rule of thumb you should stick with the skincare that works for you
As much as I love cruelty-free, if you truly cannot find another vegan/cruelty free option that’s good for your face or just a good product in general,then you can keep using that product. (Or if it’s expensive) However just make sure to be mindful on how different products you use/discard can affect the planet and it’s animals, especially things such as fast-fashion and one use items. (Not to mention if workers are being treated correctly by the company)
It’s practically impossible to go full vegan/cruelty-free as you’d also have to be anti-vaxx (which isn’t good obviously, go get your vaccines) but honestly vaccines and some other things such as medicine are probably the only products I don’t feel so bad for using as even if the animals have to suffer, it is for an actual reason instead of just lipstick or face masks.
Cool, nbc.
laneige sucks lowkey
Yes! I am very against animal cruelty and refuse to buy anything that animal test!
Also btw!! Lanige stopped animal testing in 2012 they no longer do it!!
@@reeniebeenie2264 no they still do it
@@Hairbrush_1 said who?
@@Hairbrush_1no they don’t.
@reeniebeenie2264 they do test on animals go on conscious bunnies and it will tell u they don't. They do sell laneige in China, which is required by the law to test on animals with any beauty brand
I would say to use bubble skincare since it’s cruelty free and it’s a really good thing for your face😅😊
I have the whole collection 😂
I have knock out and level up
It’s for kids.
@@-Rat_
It’s meant for teens, but I also work on adults. One woman used the cleanser, toner, and moisturizer and in two weeks it got rid of her acne
Girl but cerave is so good 😭😭😭 my dermatologist recommended it to me 😭😭
keep using it no one's forcing to not use it plus it's your money
ikr its been my cleanser and moisturizer for years I dont think im switching
same 😭
honestly if you need it, use it. not like such a big corporation will get shut down just bc you specifically decided not to use it yk.
So I looked this up yesterday cause I only use cerave and I was devastated and its true but I guess they have to animal test to sell In some countries but they don't animal test to sell in the US I'm still going to use it but I'm still sad
Cerave is sold in mainland China, where animal testing is required by law to sell beauty products there. That’s why
the sad thing is that even the products of beauty brands who dont test on animals, still get tested on animals through bigger companies and manufacturing companies. so even though the brand owners itself dont choose to, it still happens, unless the brand is a bigger brand claiming to be cruelty free. its so messed up.
Bro wrote a whole essay
@@user-yu7dz9ij3x ive written longer comments in my sleep. im a professional internet person.
@@user-yu7dz9ij3xbro is fatherless
@@user-yu7dz9ij3xif u think thats an essay you mustve learned in the goddamn streets
True like drunk elephant the bigger companies are in charge of it. Even though they don’t want it to be.
For brands like CeraVe that cater to the medical side of dermatology, it's important to note that their "cruelty" is from testing on mice before humans trials. And in such brands that are "dermatologist recommended", there is an ethics board involved when approving animal testing and the ethics board conducts a cost-benefit analysis and then only does animal testing proceed. So please, before blindly shunning something that is so helpful for many, read up on the nuances of animal testing in cosmetics, especially medically-catered cosmetics.
Usually yes, but I use CeraVe for my eczema plus my dermatologist said I should use it.
its still an animal weirdo.@Shushh819
@W_Rizz_Mewermice* And also, one person that doesn’t use CeraVe is not going to cause the testing to stop
Continue its recommended dont stop
Seeing all of my favorite items in here just broke my heart💔💔
Fr 😢
frr! the dior and langie got to me 😢😢
Ikr
Same 😭😭
Glow recipe and fourth ray beauty are great. Fourth ray beauty has a dupe for the laneige lip mask
I’m sorry but I’m literally not going to stop using Cerave on my face.
Yea who cares about the animals anyway… 🙄
@@shanaparkhurst3574 bruh, if it is the only thing that fits their face type then let them be.
@@jayde2025 “clean” beauty is a marketing term and has nothing to do with cruelty free. using cruelty free is great if you have affordable options that work as well which is not always the case
It's also not just 5mg of product for $10😭 It's my favourite moisturizer goddamn
@@shanaparkhurst3574 Its not like if we stop using CeraVe they are gonna stop testing on animals, there will be other people buying from them so just stop, you are cringe
my heart dropped and i almost cried as a huge animal lover this hurts me
If it’s a good brand it’s a good brand. If it works for your skin then use it.
Sad that some people are saying in the comments about how they would use these products no matter what, imagine if your pet suffered from animal cruelty. How would you feel? “But that’s different! That’s my pet, thet can’t do that!?” It’s not different, one day we will live in a society that has killed everything and everyone, and you will look back at your decisions.
they test on animals instead of testing on humans. do you want to opt yourself for for getting injections and stuff put in your eyes?
@@gmw-g6880 Just because animals can’t talk or do things us humans can doesn’t mean they can be treated poorly, no animal deserves to be tested on. Just because you don’t care about animals doesn’t mean everyone does too, this will sound cringey but we humans are the voices of animals. We help them out, whatever happens is the persons fault. I’m not saying I wpuld rather have puff injected into my own eyes, but they are a life too. They have feelings just like you do, if you don’t give a shit it’s your choice.
@@lolz5501 bold of you to assume that much about me. I love animals and I do not think it's OK I'm just thinking logically. i'm just thinking we have to test it on something. if not animals, then what? if you can come up with a solution and tell me that would be great. the companies that don't do animal testing actually wait for other companies to do animal testing on certain chemicals and ingredients. so certain things are going to be tested either way. if one company doesn't another will. in some countries it's against the law to not do animal testing
@@lolz5501 and I give a shit but I just know that I literally can't do anything about it. Just like chinese labor. I cannot do one thing about it
@gmw-g6880 an example of that is sunscreen. Reason why US chemical sunscreen sucks while asian sunscreens have more advanced chemical sunscreen. The FDA requires new UV filters to be tested on animals before approving them to be used in sunscreens. Problem is companies don't want to waste the funding for the animal testing to get the filter approved only to then lose their customer base because of the "animal cruelty" label while their competitors will be able to use the newly approved UV filter for better sunscreen AND still keep their "animal cruelty free" label on their company & products.
Companies just play the waiting game to see who is willing to take the dive
Yes! Cruelty free makes a big difference when I purchase skincare and makeup.
Edit: Thanks for the likes! 💕
TRUTH!!
You’re amazing! I always forget to check for cruelty free labels.. then by the time I’m reminded I’ve already used the products
SAME!!!!!!!!!!!
I love cera ve and it works best for me so I can’t change it but I am going to try hero cosmetics for something cause I want to try something else but I will still use cera ve but I love Pacifica y’all should try it it’s cruelty free and vegan
@@The_One_And_Only_Rata I use pacifa and hero lol
CeraVe is the only brand I’m not allergic to.. that’s the only brand it doesn’t matter to me, although it breaks my heart. Other wise yes, cruelty free makes a big impact
Yea like I have dry skin and all the other brands burn me but cerave is the only one that keeps me soft. Such a shame they have to do that…
@@KrishaDoesArt exactly.
CeraVe stopped animal testing.
@@N1N3bfb DELIVERER OF GOOD NEWS!!
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I decide all my brands on if it’s dermatologist tested and cruelty free!
I use burts bees bc they have makeup cleanser’s moisturisers and ofc their lipbalm plus they are cruelty free animal testing free and vegan and they are underrated but it depends on the skin!
Well all products that have skincare in them most of the time are legally obligated to have had animal testing for medical reasons, so its not a problem with the brand most of the time its just the law for medical products
So killing rabbits and dogs is totally ok cause our choice of brands matter more?
@@ilovecats395 i wasnt justifying the fact of animal testing btw, im honestly just saying that that’s probably the reason why they have animal testing, obviously for some brands they test when it is not necessary but with certain skin care it is the law so blaming the brand wouldn’t make much sense its a problem with the law that forces animal testing on medical products which skincare fall under medical products sometimes
Not anymore, testing on animals is useless for skincare and makeup.
@@cmool a google search will show you that the fda has laws for anything with medical usage to be first tested on animals which is a sad reality, and for makeup with skincare benefits it is technically a form of a medical product
no- you do realize most skincare brands test on humans... Right?
This is why I shop at Ulta rather than Sephora (they have more cruelty free,vegan,ect. Makeup/skincare)
😭 I can’t shop at Ulta
@@Myartgallery3535 why?
@@Aesthetic_Edits because I live in a place in Canada where they don’t have those stores also i thought Ulta was a USA thing
@@Myartgallery3535Yes same! I live in Canada and I could never find any ulta’s.
@@ScArr_xx it’s really heart breaking！
Laneige stopped animal testing in 2013 may 1 its written on google if you dont believe me.
It doesn't matter all that much to me as much as the product being vegan does. I can't consume or use anything containing pork in my religion, so making sure I find vegan products is crucial when it comes to anything regarding beauty products, soaps, lotions, etc.
It absolutely effects my decisions. I look for vegan cruelty free clean products 95% of the time
That's incredible, it's amazing to see people care 🥺🫂
Same
Yeah i do too even if its expensive
Same unless its like extremely good I use cruelty free products
But didn't China stop requiring companies to do animal testing like in January of this year..? I saw articles on it but I heard no one talking about it yet .
The only reason I'm not using brands like cerave, Cetaphil, loreal, Maybelline, etc is because they aren't cruelty free yet. Really hope and wish they become soon though.
Fr, I’ve gotten a couple and I love them, too bad tho
I love that and wouldn’t if I had a choice. Some people just can’t afford it and it doesn’t make them a bad person. Just pls don’t make anyone feel bad about taking care of themselves if it’s all they can afford
@@florxlbouxxet713 I'm not making anyone feel bad, I'm just talking about my decision. I've even expressed my wish to try them once they become cruelty free, though I don't need to anymore, I've found great alternatives.
Cerave is now cruelty free, but it once wasn’t (since 1989.) u could check google or other sources but that’s what I found. “The L'Oréal Group, which includes CeraVe, has always made our consumers' health and safety an absolute priority. Since 1989, we have not tested the safety of our products on animals, 14 years before regulations required us to do so. There are effective non-animal ways to ensure the safety of cosmetic products.” Is what I found on one of the sources, I could be wrong but this is just what I found
So u guys are vegan?
I'm such a happy person because I always check in advance if something I want to buy is cruelty free or not 🥰
No surprises later!
I rejected many brands in name of ethics and I do not regret one bit. There are thousands of brands that work just as well without the need to bully animals.
By the way laneige doesn’t animal test, it stopped that in 2012
They do..
@@Unknown21556 they don’t tho
@@Unknown21556they don’t..
@@Unknown21556they don’t
Noooo I used cera ve moisturizer and have been using for years! I didn’t know about this 😭😭
Don't worry I heard Cera VA is cruelty free I use the moisturizer too
cera ve doesn't test on animals but their products are sold in mainland china and the government does test products on animals
They just don’t have enough money to buy them so they decide to put it up so the company will lose customers and lower the price and then they will buy it!! It’s just that they can’t afford it! Use whatever u want :)
@@MelR.432 Cerave doesn't test on animals primarily but it sells it's products to other countries that require animal testing. So for example CeraVe products sold in America are not tested on animals but the CeraVe products sold in china are. And why CeraVe as a company/brand can't be considered cruelty free is cuz they are still allowing their products to be sold in those countries
@ʟɪʟʏ & ᴇᴍɪʟʏ they are cruelty free make sure your sources are reliable ❤️
Yup it does. As far as possible I try to buy vegan and cruelty-free skincare. Many budget Korean skincare falls under that category so it makes it easier now 😊
I am not familiar with Korean cosmetics , but I would like to . Can you recommend something?
@@ekazlva axis y, skin1004 are a couple of those. Beauty of Joseon have some vegan options too
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Such an awesome packaging❤️😍
Most of these brands actually stopped animal testing years ago! CeraVe only animal tests in China and Laneige stopped in 2012. Sephora is supposedly slowly ending their animal testing and Dior, idk abt Dior.
@BlondieLovies Calm down 😭 you don’t have to get all mad about it! I just assumed they stopped because that’s what they said on the website and a lot of other websites and other comments also say things like that too!
@BlondieLovies it’s okay!! maybe a came off as a little rude, im sorry!
Some people don’t care about cruelty free but it’s very serious we use animals and test them like they can’t feel anything
We do? But if you where poor and js got 1mil and they where made out of animal part would u give it up? No right bc it would help u same thing with this.
"they can't feel anything" yes they can wtf lmao
@@thewitchstarot6975???
@@cometxcosmos they said that animals can't feel anything
@@thewitchstarot6975 no they didn't
Hey guys! I just wanted to say that CeraVe animal testing is true. They’ve done several tests on animals and I actually also found out that their products contain a lot of synthetic Polymer. Synthetic Polymer is something like Micro Plastic and it actually gets into our water and if more brands are putting more Polymer in their products then It’ll get more into our water. The problem is actually you can’t filter it because it’s I think really small even on a microscope.
I hope I gave you guys some information you didn’t already knew. I hope this comment gets some attention, bye! :)
thank you for your information!
@@Caca-bh4qg no problem, always here to answer questions too!
not sis tryna "inform" people about polymers.. A polymer (/ˈpɒlɪmər/;[4][5] Greek poly-, "many" + -mer, "part") is a substance or material consisting of very large molecules called macromolecules, composed of many repeating subunits. -literally Wikipedia. If you're so against polymers then you're against collagen, silk, gelatin, literally POTATOES (starch) and rice, cellulose (paper) etc... Ik you have ur heart in the right place sis but pls! Do research, it takes one google search to find out what a polymer actually is. I'm guessing you're actually against silicones maybe? From your description of "polymers". Silicones indeed don't dissolve in water and make everything more "smooth" but nowadays thanks to technology there are variants of silicones that are water soluble. Those that have PEG-8 or PEG-12 dimethicone actually have water soluble silicones that wash off easily without sulfates
@@bruh-hr1mt thank you so much for your information!! Well I didn’t know that but I am just trying not to buy that many makeup/skincare products with bad Polymers in it.
@@bruh-hr1mt You listed natural polymers. The synthetic polymer micro plastics in skincare is very different
Personably I only use Laniege and Dior, I can stop using Dior and someone said laniage is now cruelty free I don’t support animal cruelty btw
Girl I was so excited for Dior cuz I read the title as brands that are cruelty free😭
Just remember that most good lotion is made from animal fats hence the reason cereve is on here. And it’s really good for your skin 😭
If you will read the ingredient list, you would see no animal components in cerave. Please read ingredients before commenting, i know it's hard, but do it
@@noname__7 sorry about that, most lotion is so I just assumed that’s why it was on the list. Didn’t mean to cause issues
@@sydneyruewho13 no problem. Happy new year 🎆
Cruelty free is testing on animals not vegan
no- that's not true
So glad that I saw it a day before my planned self-care shopping. I'll buy corsx instead of cerave
cerave doesn’t animal test google it
@@Smart1e_N3ptuneDo you feel much better being such a jerk about it? So what if it doesn’t make difference in the grand scheme of things, it makes a difference to them personally. And since that’s the case, wouldn’t that *not* be their loss? Grow up.
@@marsbars16 bruh I’m just saying.cerave does great products what do you want me to say?
1.where was I a jerk
2.I’m just saying cerave is good
3.I’m 14
Um nothing is cruelty free.. i recommend cerave its a awesome skincare brand
Laneige used to but not anymore😊
They still do, they sell in China and China has a law where to sell beauty products, you have to animal test. Stop spreading misinformation and do your research
@@NoOneImportant_02 i already knew that, i made this comment two months ago and the way you said that was very rude.
for people who are allergic to these things another substitute is VIVER ! they are a cruelty free company and have products for all skin types they mihh huh to be a bit expensive but that’s because most of them are safe for allergy skin types + it works really good i had really bad acne and in a week it all cleared up by the gentle cleanser plus moisturizer ! 😋
I have previously bought some of these, but in the future I will definitely try to avoid all of them. Thank you for the info
Same here
actually cerave is only animal tested in china. And dior is also cruelty free. Cerave’s testing is only on mice.
@@taliasillymice are still sentient creatures
ima need sources bro 💀
edit: y'all are completely missing the fucking point.
Google lmfao
"This brand is not cruelty-free, and they're also owned by L'Oreal which means that their parent company tests on animals as well."
@@avamollenhauer6393 you realize if a company is not cruelty free they are basically HURTING animals? That’s animal abuse. Most animals are tested on like dogs, cats, monkeys, rats, and much more! It doesn’t really matter if your vegan or not.
@@hugnsongs that’s literally not a source 💀 this person needs a trusted website, not a sentence that would have been very well written by you
@@mika.mika787 so If you need it, then take your time looking for it you don't think I helped him in the basics
Sephora collection is cruelty free they just can’t say that since the Sephora brand sells non cruelty free brands. Hope that helps
I do not support animal cruelty and I never have. I love CeraVe and will continue to use it though, not because I like what they are doing, but because it works for my skin.
I'm glad I don't use any of those brands and I personally do my best to go outta my way to grab the cruelty free products.
But! For those that are looking for cruelty free options, Cruelty Free Kitty has a list on their website and they send email updates. Recently even mentioned that they don't require animal testing to sell in mainland china, so now we have more cruelty free options. I hope that we can all find the right products that suit us!
so, if a brand that claimed to be cruelty free but still used to sell in china before that change, can they still be considered cruelty free?
@@groupie8985 yea because they are now cruelty free
Use dove it’s good
Cerave is cruelty free! I think they mixed it up with another brand.
@@destinyy2k no, they sell their products in mainland china.
i bought laneige and found out after i bought it 😭 cerave breaks my heart bc it’s great for my skin. i don’t use the sephora collection much except for crazy eyeshadow colors
Laneige had been cruelty free since 2012 and ig Uuh want to use cerave you can as it’s your choice
im definitely gonna be buying dior and cerave
And Nivea Colegate and other brands
Sephora collection broke me out but I still use it. Cerave clears my skin so well, I don’t use Dior. Laneige broke my heart 😭 it’s so good for lipsssss
If you still have it don't throw it away your being wasteful use it until it's finished
@@Sanatizer_143it's damaging their face tho 💀
@@Sanatizer_143it's damaging their face tho 💀
@@MariaTheKiller1 no?
@@MariaTheKiller1????
I was always against animal testing. Back then I thought they just put the product on their skin or something like that. I had know idea how bad it actually was. They do much much worse things.
What do they do?
@@GreenAvocados Really. Bad. Stuff.
I regret looking into it myself.
@@AnastasiaRose-jx2gq please tell me
@@GreenAvocados if you really wanna know look it up but don’t say what they do on the comments because some people are sensitive
@@Skyvcu1213 ok
Cerave I will still be Useing the daily moisturizer
Yes it impacts my decision! Those poor animals have went through enough, then to be locked in a cage and tested on!Outrageous, terrible world!😢
Finally someone pays attention to these things ❤
Yes fr❤❤
Nah… we’ve been paying attention since the 90’s ❤
@@nope_n0pe that’s true but some people don’t research they just buy
I discovered just today… happy that at least half of my skincare products is already Vegan/Cruelty Free. I am working on it…
@@mishynaofficial Yayy!
Carave was recommended by my dermatologist and is my absolute favorite brand
Cerave? Yeah it’s recommended by dermatologists but they never claim to be clean or cruelty free so they never lied
@@ilovecats395 😢
@@ntbored7727 true👍
@@ilovecats395 they can? I ur not gonna make them stop like wtf
@@ilovecats395said who lol?
CeraVe actually does NOT test on animals. the company they’re owned by does. cerave does not.
I am so happy that we dont have to use these products here. India is first country in South Asia which banned animal testing ❤
dior and laneige are the only that didn't hurt my skin
Laneige is cruelty free!
My bad yall they are not.
@@alicexmesLaneige is not cruelty-free…
@@alicexmes they’re not
What else have u tried? There’s so many other options
@@Eva-of1rr Curology and glossier dont work for me and lancome made me break out so badly. Do you really want to try every options on your skin? Pretty sure that would be cruel to your face.
I don’t use makeup but I like curave lotion, for myself anyway.
I can honestly say the only thing I worry about is if it’s a good product for me & if it’s in my budget.
yesss!
fr and cetaphil
I do care very much and it’s not right but personally lots of brands like laneige are good products and my buying 2 things isn’t really going to change what they do or make much of a difference
Ima still use them 🧍♀️
I’m stopping using all of these products now, I feel so bad 😢
You shouldn’t stop js for a few animals yeah it’s wrong but if you go cruelty free your probably gonna have to give up everything-
@@Solkqr not every product uses animal testing
Fr
@@Mary13130 you do realize almost everything we have is animal tested we would literally probably have to give up even our own phones and I’m not saying that I want to it’s js hypocritical to say you hate animal testing but everything you literally have is animal tested I’m not saying I like animal testing and I think it’s horrible but we would literally have to give up our way of life Nty
Yes, it does. I buy cruelty free brands only❤
(Si sos de América Latina, como yo, te recomiendo mucho RubyRose, salvó mi piel y su maquillaje también es hermoso😊)
Laneige doesnt they stopped in 2012. And if a dermatologist prescribes cerave then buy it.
Okay so
Laneige - doesn’t animal test, they stopped in 2012
Cerave- Because it’s a brand recommended by doctors, they do mice testing
Sephora - I heard that they’re slowly switching to cruelty free but I’m not sure Abt that.
Edit - did more research about Laneige. They themselves say they do not test on animals, however some other websites say they are not cruelty free. Did a little more digging and they only animal test in places where it’s required by law. I saw a point saying that when they do animal test, it’s their manufacturer that does but I don’t get that point since in that case they’re still selling animal tested products. The point might be that they animal test on other products they produce, not necessarily Laneige’s? But not sure about that one. So to summarise, they only animal test in countries that require it by law, so take that as you will.
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I use cerave for years and my fav is there moisturize is so good and the cleanser is amazing
I got it for like 5 dollars and it’s the pump one
@@ilovecats395 she can if she wants to
cerave is the only thing that has been successful in clearing my acne-
dw craves cruelty free but sells to places that require animal resting so products sold in America are cruelty free while ones in china are not
Cerave is cruelty free in other countries but not in china i think
@@Sanatizer_143 good thing I’m not living in China- but that sucks,
@@dxrk_rxign fr
I was expecting Drunk Elephant to be on there
Y'all say "oH nO! ThIs cOmpAnY sAiD tHeY dOnT tEsT!!"
You do realise most of them will probably lie to you and legally can? Do more search. Laneige is NOT cruelty free.
I’m still using cerave it’s the best skincare for your face ever
FR
WTF!! FRR! buy corsx instead of cerave
Fr
Yes,every time I want to buy skincare and makeup I check that they are cruelty free
Let’s hope u also don’t eat McDonald’s
@@luvs.volleyball how did you know that I don’t
Can you make a video on replacements for those items that are cruelty free
This is so important to know
Yes, it 1000% absolutely does. I started using Cover Girl because they stopped animal testing on their products! All of my makeup and skincare are from cruelty free companies bc I don't think poor animals should be tortured for a tube of mascara.
i do try to reach for cruelty free products but if a product works good im still gonna buy it
ya who cares abt the animals anyway?…
@@emyyyyy13 yooo chilll
@@emyyyyy13 if you have money to buy cruelty free products do it . Don’t shame people because they can’t
@@estheronwuka3279 There is plenty of products that are cruelty free and not too expensive. Just because the first one you search up is 10000000$ doesn’t mean they all are.
@@emyyyyy13 well sorry I never even knew cerave is cruelty but also not every product will work for me cerave is really gud on my face and adjusting to new products makes my face break out .
for eczema, a really good cruelty-free brand is vanicream :)
urban is also another brand that is vegan and cruelty free! it is for shampoos and conditioners but i think that its still important to note! i have curly hair and omg it does my hair justicee
This makes me a bad person but Cera Ve helped my skin SO MUCH. I don’t wanna stop using it even though they arent cruelty free. It’s litterally the only moisturizer thats keeping my skin healthy and oil-free
CeraVe is really good. It’s not cruelty free but for a reason; to develop the best products. People just don’t understand the point of animal testing, they’re not doing it for no reason.
Continue to use it, it works best for you so don’t bother trying to switch
You're not obligated to stop using a product that works for you if it's what's in you if it's within your means. There are other ways to support animals.
Cerave is now cruelty free, but it once wasn’t (since 1989.) u could check google or other sources but that’s what I found. “The L'Oréal Group, which includes CeraVe, has always made our consumers' health and safety an absolute priority. Since 1989, we have not tested the safety of our products on animals, 14 years before regulations required us to do so. There are effective non-animal ways to ensure the safety of cosmetic products.” Is what I found on one of the sources, I could be wrong but this is just what I found
Yes, I've even stopped purchasing from fragrance brands that are not cruelty free. 🎉
Congrats!🎉
Me too :)
nooooo LANEIGE
it’s literally my favorite brand💄
Yes this is very important for me❤❤
this is gonna make me sound bad, but to answer ur question, no i dont care if somethings cruelty free or not
Same same✋
Same cuz cera ve works amazing
Frrr
I'm very sad hearing this😔💔
Same
I think the thing for most people is that most of the brands listed (mainly skincare ones like cerave) are ones that actually work for them, cerave and cetaphil actually work for me.
OMG yess people are sleeping on cetaphil
its sogood
cetaphil didn't work on me 😭
it did nothing
saying this as someone who doesn't have cetaphil
well like some just have not been certified🤷♀️
COOL..... im still gonna use those brands 😊
Same fr
If it ain’t cruelty free then I won’t get it 😅
you vegan?
@@kandys_kingdom2989 vegitarian but I don’t support animal testing
@@Gay_quack oh vegetarian
yessss same
nothing is actually cruelty free just saying
I always ask when buying makeup or skin care are animals tested on it? I love animals so i would never and i mean never use things that have animals tested to make it. But that will not stop me from using Cerave it does not bother my face of any thing (Who argees?)
👇
I am a human with heart and use cruelty free cosmetics. There are so many options and it is absolutely not necessary to use brands that test on animals.
Omg I have that candle!❤
CeraVe is really good on my face! I haven’t tried Dior or the Sephora brand. But I do have Laneige and it’s really good on my lips.
Me: Reads “these products are cruelty free.”
After video: Wow so happy these were my Christmas presents! ✨
Reads comments: Wait a second- 💀
Fre I misread it too💀
No they do test they are not peta or leaping bunny certified!
@@Blairhereeei knew itt 😭😭😭
The Sephora collection I’ve never had but on their website they said it isn’t 😢
If I'm being honest I don't really care that much. Like unpopular opinion but I'm not going to stop using something that works just because of one thing. No company is perfect.
to anyone who says they aren’t going to stop using cerave, i recommend tula! only if you really care about the cruelty free, if not you do you!
i used cerave and it help my skin over time but tula works faster & more efficiently. i switched about a month ago and i can already say my skin is 100% better!
(tula is more $$$ but a travel size kit lasts about a month)
Ok but I seriously cannot stop using laneige because it makes my face so soft and helps with acne and breakouts its like the best
So an animal suffers so you won't have some pimples? The least you could do is try different products.
@@BlackBlood74 it's not my problem I mean I don't wanna sound ignorant but do animals have to deal with humiliation besides humans? Do they deal with constant criticism? No they don't so ima use whatever I want
@@Vanii1170 do you deal with torture? Animals do! PLENTY cruelty free options but if you have no compassion, well cruel brands fit you perfectly...
@@Lighttriumphs Ok but the other cruelty free options dont work good with my skin type ima just use whatever i want
Animals die because of a product
but cerave is so good 😭😭
1. L’Oréal Paris
2. CeraVe
3. Burt’s Bees
4. Carmex
5.Mario Badescu
6.Sol De Janerio
7. Bubble
8. Drunk elephant
9. Gisu
10. Tatcha
11.Glow recipe
12. Monday
13.Sundae
14.Allkinds
13.Sephora (own brand )
14. Mecca (own brand)
15. Cetaphil
16.Nivea
17.The Ordinary
18.Mighty patch
19.dior
20.cocokind
21.the body shop
22.Bath & Body works
23.tree hut
24.Revlon ( I think it’s a skincare brand? )
25.Rare Beauty
26.Kmart (own brand)
27.summer Fridays
28.byoma
29.chanel ( i think it has some skincare )
30.laneige
31.tower 28
32.dove
33.garnier
34. Ingrams
35.BYS
36.Impulse
37. Dermilogica
38.La rosh posay
39.Neutrogena
40.St. Ives
41.JShealth
42.Dope skin co
43.Clinique
44.Caudalie
45.Avéne
I’ll do more later probs! ( Not trying to be rude btw! )
46. Rhode
47.EADEM
48.Florence by mills
49.Follain
50.head & shoulders
51.Supergoop
52.LA PRAIRIE
53.MARY KAY
54. ANEW
55.Bondi sands
56.charlotte tilbury
57.VICHY
58.ALPHA
59.Avéne
60.Rebound
61.KUNKEEI
62.Glossier
63.ALASTIN
64.Gotukola
65.Pai
66.Farmacy
67.RODIAL
67.First aid beauty
68.Derma E
69.Yes To
70.Acure organics
71.JUICE BEAUTY
72.MAD HIPPIE
73.OZ naturals
74.GOOP
75.SUNDAY RILEY
76.SIBU
77.MURAD
78.PAULAS CHOICE
79.COOLA
80.KISS MY FACE
81. INDIE LEE
82. Meow meow tweet
83.pacifica
84.ole henriksen
85.Kate Somerville
86.Blissoma
87.tata Harper
88.Desert essence
89.mukti
AHHHH TEN MORE TO GO!
90.Suntegrity
91.osea
92.herbivore botanicals
93.nourish organic
94.avalon organics
95.Andalou organics
96.S. W. BASICS
97.QUEEN HELENE
98.DR. HAUSCHKA
99.DR. DENNIS GROSS
⭐️100⭐️All saints