Cruelty-Free Hair Color

Lindsey commented:

5-15-2012 3:06 AM

Aveda and all Estee Lauder products DO get tested on animals. They used to be cruelty free but decided that the Chinese market was worth more to them than the lives of innocent animals - an absolute disgrace.
Avery commented:

4-15-2012 6:32 PM

I hate that they do that to animals just for the stupid hair dye testing for us! We sould be ashamed of our selves!
Andrea Jane commented:

4-15-2012 5:45 PM

i have thrown all my cleaning products shampoos, makeup, i saw a video on you tube on animal ekperiments,ive never seen any thing so traumatic, icried all that morning. ive bought faith nature products and almay
MysticoVerdi commented:

1-4-2012 9:06 PM

I forgot to mention that both Herbatint and Naturtint are cruelty-free brands, that is, they are NOT tested on animals at all.
MysticoVerdi commented:

1-4-2012 9:04 PM

I'm surprised that Herbatint and Naturatint hair coloring dyes are not included on this list. I believe both brands are vegan friendly, but I suggest using a search engine to double check just to make sure. I once used Revlon Colorsilk, but since reading through the ingredients list and discovering that 'silk amino acids' were in the product and who knows what other toxic chemicals, I switched to Naturtint. I believe you can purchase both Herbatint and Naturtint on Amazon.com and at your local health food stores like Whole Foods and Trader Joe's.
MARIA ELENA BERNAL commented:

11-8-2011 1:47 PM

No more L'Oreal for me too! I believe Revlon does not test on animals. I will do more research. In the meantime, I refuse and I swear to never again buy cruelty products that inflicted pain on innocent creatures. I promise!
Helen commented:

9-9-2011 8:20 PM

A lot of the information provided is conflicting because it depends on what policies they follow to ensure companies are completely cruelty free. I follow buav.org they offer a comprehensive list of companies that operate a Fixed cut of date for animal testing - the further back the date the better the company. They detail parent company credentials and have an easy to spot leaping bunny logo! xx
Kristina commented:

8-7-2011 11:41 PM

Im also sitting in my bathroom throwing away products. Im also returning the hair dye I bought today. I can not believe clairol test on animals to. I feel like I let my kitty cat down since she was seized from a cruel environment.
Penny commented:

7-31-2011 12:33 PM

I would also like to know where I can find a list of cruelty free hair color. It would be nice if I could print it out to take with me.
Deni commented:

5-12-2011 5:05 PM

L'Oreal DOES test on animals! Their website states: "L'Oreal Paris ended all animal testing on finished products in 1989; however, new chemical ingredients must be tested on animals when there is no other approved method guaranteeing their harmlessness." No more L'Oreal for me.

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