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Featured Cruelty-Free Company: Manic Panic
The seasons have changed, so why not your hair color?

Add Zing to your Complexion with Zia Natural Skincare
It's only natural that Zia Natural Skincare is a must-have for a constellation of Hollywood starlets and make-up artists.

Horrific Abuse of Monkeys Exposed at ONPRC
Millions of taxpayer dollars support this facility that confines more than 4,000 monkeys who are used for cruel studies. Watch the video now.

My Lip Stuff: Cruelty-Free Kisses
Kiss dry, chapped lips - and cruel animal testing - goodbye with My Lip Stuff's lip balms in more than 400 delicious and unique flavors.

Rabies Challenge Fund Supports Cruel Dog Experiments
Kind people have donated to the Rabies Challenge Fund because they love dogs. However, the Rabies Challenge Fund uses its donations to fund cruel experiments on dogs.

Home Spa Treatments for a Happy Mind and Healthy Body
It's easy to recreate many of your favorite spa treatments in the privacy of your own home, for a fraction of the price, and on your own schedule - no appointment necessary!

Jack Black: The Very Best in Cruelty-Free Grooming Products For Men
It's no wonder that magazines like Esquire and Men's Health can't stop raving about Jack Black.

PETA Names the 10 Worst CEOs for Animals in Laboratories
This is one "top 10" list that no CEO wants to be on, but these CEOs earned their spots on the list based on their companies' histories of federal Animal Welfare Act (AWA) violations, the number of animals killed, the most painful and invasive experiments, and an unwillingness to make humane improvements.

Mars Candy Kills Animals
Got a sweet tooth? Think twice before picking up a Mars candy bar. The manufacturer of M&M's, Snickers, Milky Way, Three Musketeers, Twix, Skittles, Starburst, and Dove pays experimenters to perform painful and deadly tests on animals.

Whistleblower Exposes Culture of Cruelty at UC Denver and Health Sciences Center
The University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center has violated federal law and the university's own policies on animals in laboratories, says a whistleblower who worked there as an animal care technician for more than five years.