Absolutely love all the great brands that are available these days, its the way it should be. It also saddens me that some countries still require testing on animals by law, that astounded me to read but glad that being cruelty free is a way to pick the right brands that don’t

I always recommend The Ordinary for people who are new to skincare or wanting to try to expand their routine. Not only are they cruelty free with great ingredients, they are a really cost effective skincare company. They very often have excellent sales online that expand the entire range. I love their caffeine eye serum

Cruelty free is the best option when choosing skincare. A lot of these brands I’ve never heard of but The Body Shop and Nude By Nature are two of my favourite brands. The Body Shop has been around for decades and I remember shopping there as a teenager. A great article!

Cruelty free is the best way to go. I cannot even fathom using something that has caused another pain! If products are all natural then companies should have no fear having humans test them out. All natural products are the ones that are best for your skin anyway and they smell way better!

I love Frank Body products, their lip butter and coffee scrub are divine. Too Faced is one of my all time favourite cosmetics lines, their highlighter is stunning. I have a few, including the one that was based on the owners engagement ring. And thanks to my sisters influence I’m becoming a bigger Aesop fan (sorry bank account). Their products feel fabulous, especially the body exfoliating scrub.

I just purchased the buds by nature foundation to give it a go.
I must say, it really does have a natural smell to it! It’s not perfumed or full of chemicals and it’s taken me a little bit of time to get used to it but I’m happy using it knowing it’s a kind product

I’m so happy to see so many products advertising they are cruelty free. It always saddened me to know animals suffered so much for human vanity

It’s so good to know that there are so many brands that are cruelty free ! I must admit that I didn’t know of many of them. I’ve always loved the body shop ; their products are great for birthday gift and Christmas gifts too ! Especially the hampers are a great gift to many !

I haven’t been to The Body Shop in ages. This article reminded me to go visit and see what’s new in their range of products.

I always try and ensure that I am using products that aren’t tested on animals. Something important to note is that companies that sell certain products IN China MUST mandatory test them on animals in order to sale them there. I think general cosmetics are now excluded as of a few years ago, but products like sunscreen, hair dyes, whitening treatments, freckle removers, anti-hair loss treatments STILL require animal testing to be sold in China. So if a company sells these products there they are still animal-testing and not cruelty-free, even if their mainland products are marked as such.

Is the Body Shop still adhering to those principles since it was sold to the L’Oreal company? Or at least the one that also owns L’Oreal… I have used maybe half of these brands, and they’re all pretty good. I like that these span a range of price points, too – not all cost a fortune.

I am feeling very behind the times. For some reason I had assumed we stopped testing on animals and all this cruel stuff decades ago. It appears I had no idea. I will definitely take notice of these labels more from now on. In this day and age there is no need for it.

More reasons to love Nude by Nature, The Ordinary, and Kester Black.

I did not realise that Peta Certifed and Leaping Bunny meant that the product was cruelty free. I will start looking for these in my product selection and have taken note of the brands here – especially the Ordinary, Frank Body (it has been a while since I have had a Body scrub!) and the Body Shop.

I always try and purchase cruelty free brands and these are some great ones on offer here in Australia that show you can have high quality products without testing on animals. I love some of these brands like go-to skincare and frank body is another favourite. I would love to try some of the others too.

These are all such fantastic brands that are really changing it up in the beauty industry. No product should be tested on animals, especially with all the technology we have in today’s society. Have been lucky enough to have used some of these brands in the past, they are incredible and great quality

I love the ordinary and am so glad that it’s cruelty free, there’s alot of brands there that I haven’t tried before. Charlotte tilbury is out of my price range but I’ve heard that it’s really good. I do prefer to buy cruelty free and am so pleased that so many companies have gotten on board

Cruelty free is definitely important when choosing beauty products. There really is no need to test on animals for skincare, make up or hair products. If the manufacturer was concerned, I’d say the product contains ingredients that could be toxic, so that’s a red flag already. I love Aesop and Kester Black.

I absolutely adore Go-To Skincare. I’ve been using their products daily for over a year now and have seen beautiful results. Highly recommend Skin Hero. My sister and her wife are total Aesop girlies. She swears by it. Their products do feel very luxurious and expensive. I have the sage hair oil and love it. Cruelty free products are important to me, but I need to know they work for my skin. Grateful I finally know what works for me

I have used a number of brands in this article and I highly recommend a lot of these. Buying cruelty free products is something that is very important to me. I don’t like animals being used to test products on and I support brands that promote cruelty free. It is good to see so many brands heading this way.

I have many body shop perfunes.
Love La Mav and NBN products and too faced have some lovely eyeshadows that I have in my collection.
The NBN translucent powder is great and I use that daily over a BB cream. They also have some lovely smooth primers and lip sticks

I use NBN, The Body Shop and The Ordinary products.