Animal Testing
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Animal Testing
Over the past month, I've been seeing images of how MAC and other makeup companys test on animals. Its horrible.. TBH mac is overrated to begin with...
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I'm so disappointed in myself for not doing better research before I purchased my first ever Mac products. I was going off of "I know I saw somewhere that they don't test on animals! Cool. Let me spend $80 on 3 things" My friend Knows how passionate I am about animals, rescuing, and anything to do with not harming animals at all. So she sent me an article about Mac and how they test on animals..needless to say I was upset. I havent really even reached for the products since I found out. There are so many other amazing companies out there that dont test on animals
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Yeah luckily there are more brands out there that are cruelty free. I'm so mad about NARS! They are testing now because they want to sell in China.
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Yes, I totally agree about Nars part. I super duper disappointed that they are no longer cruelty-free due to the law in China.Jacquelinefagerholm wrote:Yeah luckily there are more brands out there that are cruelty-free. I'm so mad about NARS! They are testing now because they want to sell in China.
btw, MAC is still confusing me about their cruelty-free claim because they are owned by Estee Lauder. This company does pay for testing on animals so Mac can't be cruelty-free in many ways.