There is no good reason for that at all. Aside from being cruel and inhumane, the two most common tests performed on animals, the Draize test and the LD-50 test have long been known to be unsatisfactory predictors of human health (thereby rendering them useless for all intents and purposes) and not only that, they are more expensive than non-animal alternatives. Here's some links: http://www.navs.org/site/PageServer?pagename=ain_pt_animal_tests http://www.navs.org/site/PageServer?pagename=ain_pt_alternatives_testing http://www.ifer.org/
I don't think so. I believe that in Europe they have banned animal testing for cosmetics--correct me if I am wrong, please. It certainly is unnecessary to test animals for a non-essential consumer product. Now if consumers put enough pressure on the guilty companies, many animals will be spared unnecessary suffering.
I do not support animal testing. Especially if the animals are being tested on for human products like makeup and shampoo and stuff. if its for the humans then theyshould get humans to agree to safe testing practices. If it is for animals then they should use safe and human practices on some animals. But if the product is made for humans then it should not be tested on animals because it could have a totally different effect on humans then it does animals from- an all around animal loving vegetarian
Sunscreen should probably be applied first, unless you are confident that the sunscreen will not wipe off your makeup. Unfortunately, if you aren't confident in that you can only apply one layer of it (underneath makeup) and then you can't reapply it throughout the day since it will wipe away you makeup. Maybe apply it over the top of waterproof makeup?
Many type's of makeup can affect ones eye's. After three month's any eye makeup should be discarded for it could breed bacterial growth. Metallic and glitter containing eye product's should be avoided and Lupus foundation is a big no no when it comes to your eye's.
If you have decided to get some cosmetic training and become a cosmetologist, you should always be sure to stay on top of the latest makeup trends. One way to keep updated with makeup trends is by reading fashion magazines and paying attention to how celebrities have their makeup done. Another way to keep up with the latest makeup trends is by visiting the websites of makeup companies. Makeup companies often feature a "tip of the day" that can be helpful for seeing what the trends are in the field of cosmetology. You can learn tricks such as creating the "cat eye effect" by going to these websites.
No, they should not it is cruel and insensitive. I think that the people who think animalsshould be tested upon should take the animals place. If the animals are forced so should the people who force them.
In a few ways. There is the Draize test, where they drip product into rabbits' eyes. There is a skin test where they put the product on animals' bare skins. They used to shave rabbits for this, but shaving a rabbit throws uncertainty into the experiment: was the irritation caused by the product or by shaving the rabbit? There are genetically engineered hairless animals they use now for this. There are lethal dose tests but they aren't done except for dyes--nothing else has a track record of killing anyone. None of these tests is necessary anymore because there's a list of ingredients you can use to make safe makeup, and the most important question (whether anyone likes wearing the makeup item) can only be answered by having people wear it.
You should put your makeup where you want it and would enjoy it the most.
You should were dark colored makeup
NO because it could be dangerous and then that animal could die
People shouldn't be using make-up products on animals. So why test them on the animals, it's pretty much pointless. I can also see why they would because if a human did decide to try it on their pet the pet might have an allergic reaction to the cosmetic product. And people need to know if it will affect their pet.
You should not wear makeup when you have an infectious disease. Furthermore, you should throw all of your makeup out and buy new after your infection has gone away.