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What happens to animals when tested with bath and body works products?
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∙ 12y ago
The animals probably end up with rashes and have to inhale their body spray and get very sick or have a problem with their lungs.
Their bodies are disposed of as economically and discretely as possible
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Are Ojon hair products tested on animals?
Ojon hair products are not tested on animals. Ojon is opposed to animal testing and actively works to eliminate all animal testing from all industries, not just the cosmetic field.
Are Bath and Body Works products tested on animals the bottle states 'Finished product is not tested on animals'?
"Finished product is not tested on animals" means that they did not test their FINISHED product on animals. However, Bath and Body Works obtains most of their products or product ingredients from third-party companies (that is, companies that are not owned or operated by Bath and Body Works). Bath and Body Works has NOT received statements from these companies that they do not test the product ingredients on animals. This is why they use the term "finished product" - it's a way to make the reader think that they are really saying their products do not involve animal testing at all. If you want to be certain that animals were not involved in the product's making, look for products that have the little bunny that means CRUELTY FREE. These products are certified as not having had their ingredients or finished products tested on animals and that none of their ingredients are derived from animals. Beware of sellers that use the caption "Cruelty Free" and state their ingredients are not derived from animals -- that does NOT mean that they did not test on animals; it only means that they did not take something from the animal (oils, etc.) and use it as an ingredient.------------------------------------------------------------------------"...look for products that have the little bunny that means CRUELTY FREE.".
Are Bath and Body Works products tested on animals the bottle states 'Finished product is not tested on animals's?
"Finished product is not tested on animals" means that they did not test their FINISHED product on animals. However, Bath and Body Works obtains most of their products or product ingredients from third-party companies (that is, companies that are not owned or operated by Bath and Body Works). Bath and Body Works has NOT received statements from these companies that they do not test the product ingredients on animals. This is why they use the term "finished product" - it's a way to make the reader think that they are really saying their products do not involve animal testing at all. If you want to be certain that animals were not involved in the product's making, look for products that have the little bunny that means CRUELTY FREE. These products are certified as not having had their ingredients or finished products tested on animals and that none of their ingredients are derived from animals. Beware of sellers that use the caption "Cruelty Free" and state their ingredients are not derived from animals -- that does NOT mean that they did not test on animals; it only means that they did not take something from the animal (oils, etc.) and use it as an ingredient.------------------------------------------------------------------------"...look for products that have the little bunny that means CRUELTY FREE.".
What kind of product testing does Bath and Body Works do?
Bath and Body Works gets most of the ingredients for its products from third party companies, meaning, Bath and Body Works does not perform their own product testing. Bath and Body Works claims that none of their finished products are tested on animals, but this is a misleading statement, meant to persuade consumers into believing their products are not tested on animals at all, when in fact, many of the companies who provide Bath and Body Works with their products' ingredients do test them on animals. Each company that makes the different ingredients for Bath and Body Works products does different kinds of testing, so it is hard to say exactly what kind of product testing is done.
How does Bath and Body Works test their products for safety?
Bath and Body works does not test any of their products on animals, or ask any third party companies to do so. In addition, they use ingredients in their formulas that are known to be safe.
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