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dior doesnt test

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Hi

Can I ask where you got this info from? I'm just asking because everything I've got access to either says they do or says nothing, but nothing says they don't

TIA

Originally Posted by Drowned Fish dior doesnt test

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Originally Posted by miss willow Hi

Can I ask where you got this info from? I'm just asking because everything I've got access to either says they do or says nothing, but nothing says they don't

TIA When I was looking them up on the net before, every reliable source I could find says that they don't o.O
Here's what I found when I looked up on google right now:
http://www.fortheface.com/brand/christian-dior/
http://pw1.netcom.com/~axleplus/stuf.../compgood.html
http://www.forwardgarden.com/forward/124395.html
http://www.womenone.org/beauty02.htm :
Many leading brands like Avon, Wella, Chanel, Gillette, Christian Dior, Citrus USA, Giovanni, Gucci Parfums, Nivea, Oriflame, St Ives, and Revlon, etc, manufacture and sell only non-animal tested products.
Maybe they used to but stopped? Because a couple of years ago, animal testing was required by law. I suspect that they don't make it to a lot of lists (like the PETA one) is because they use real leather to make a lot of their hand bags.
Either way, all French companies that test will either have to stop or produce their products somewhere else:
http://archives.foodsafetynetwork.ca..._24.htm#story7
http://www.planetark.org/dailynewsst...2002/story.htm

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Yeah, unfortunately a few companies 'got away with' claiming they didn't test on animals because, technically they didn't test the final products, but they may have tested the ingredients, or got others to do it for them. More and more they are being picked up for this, and aren;t getting away with it - alot of laws actually got tighter about who can actually say "not tested on animals" on labels.

Things do change regularly. PETA and similar sites upgrade their lists every few months,and its interesting to see how often they change. For example, Gilette are currently observing a moratorium on testing (it is suspended but there hasn't been a firm committment they won't go back to it), and Wella has just been bought by a parent company that does test, so its status may or may not change...

A lot of us are looking forward to the new EU laws, but we're still waiting to see how successful they will be in practice. But, every step forward is a positive!

Originally Posted by Drowned Fish When I was looking them up on the net before, every reliable source I could find says that they don't o.O

Here's what I found when I looked up on google right now:
http://www.fortheface.com/brand/christian-dior/
http://pw1.netcom.com/~axleplus/stuf.../compgood.html
http://www.forwardgarden.com/forward/124395.html
http://www.womenone.org/beauty02.htm :



Maybe they used to but stopped? Because a couple of years ago, animal testing was required by law. I suspect that they don't make it to a lot of lists (like the PETA one) is because they use real leather to make a lot of their hand bags.

Either way, all French companies that test will either have to stop or produce their products somewhere else:
http://archives.foodsafetynetwork.ca..._24.htm#story7
http://www.planetark.org/dailynewsst...2002/story.htm

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i saw decleor sold at this hair salon on little stanley street at southbank in brisbane. aveda is also available at oscar oscar hair salons.

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Burts Bees
www.beauty.com

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Erno Laszlo
website: www.ernolaszlo.com
* available at ???
Animal testing status: Test
its available at David Jones Elizabeth St, the same floor as ModelCo

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Where can I get Bare Escentuals for a cheap price?

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http://www.beautive.com have free international shipping and some great bargain makeup.

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Bourjois you can get at:
sasa.com
strawberrynet.com
http://www.beautyrose.com/bourjois.html
asos.com