Do they test shampoo and conditioner on animals?

Answer 1

yes they do, the the company the owns Suave (Unilever) has other brands that also test on animals.

Here is a link with a list of companies that do and don't test on animals, or fund tests on animals.

http://www.caringconsumer.com/resources_companies.asp

Answer 2

YES, they certainly do! I would never buy anything from them.

To find out which companies do and do not test on animals, go to the following site:

http:/search.caringconsumer.com

I went to L'oreal's web site and requested a copy of their policy on animal testing, but when I clicked on the button to get this information I got the "this page not available" message. hmmmm..... how convenient. I never buy their products.

Answer 3

Aussie Shampoo

Sauve I believe is, not sure.

Pantene

You'll have to Google for more.

Non-tested Animal Shampoos:

Sunsilk Shampoo: Great shampoo, along with the other products!

(keep adding to the list!)

Answer 4

Yes. It has been listed that Pantene are one of many companies that test their products on animals, as it is a Procter & Gamble company. I suggest if you are against animal testing, that you do not use pantene. If you'd like to help out you can always sign the petitions to stop Pantene from animal testing or atleast test on a large amount of animals.

Answer 5

Sometimes they do and sometimes they don't. I am a very strict vegetarian and am completely against animal testing. I've started reading the back of the bottles. They should say "Cruelty Free" if it is not tested. You could also try calling the number on the bottle too and ask the company yourself if the bottle doesn't clearly state it. The brand of soaps "I Love..." are 100% cruelty free and smell amazing. I highly recommend it. I buy mostly all of my cosmetics cruelty free now, including makeup and my hair dye. Hope this helps :-)

Answer 6

Almost all of the major brands. The organic lines usually don't.

Answer 7

Sadly, yes they do but it is uncessary and they are killing inncoent bunnies for no reason!!

Answer 8

Yes. The pH factor is different