Are Mary Kay products tested on animals?

Asked 6 months ago
No, Mary Kay does not conduct animal testing on any of its products. The company has a long-standing commitment to the principles of humane product testing. Mary Kay is a member of the Institute for In Vitro Sciences, which promotes the development and acceptance of non-animal testing methods. All of their products go through rigorous safety assessments and quality testing, ensuring they are safe and effective for use by their customers. Mary Kay also supports and invests in research programs that advocate for alternative testing methods, such as their partnership with the Human Epidermis Model Lab at the Institute for Biomedical Sciences. Their dedication to cruelty-free cosmetics has earned Mary Kay the Leaping Bunny certification, guaranteeing that their products are 100% cruelty-free.
Answered Nov 1, 2023

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