Cosmetic testing on animals was banned in 1998, but that doesn't stop huge amounts of other products being tested on animals needlessly.

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Our skin is so different to say that of a beagle. I was walking my dog yesterday and he backed himself in to nettles with not a bother, but when I got a slight flutter of one on my leg and I was itching for hours! So it stands to reason, what is tested on an animals skin, will show no bearing to what it will do to a humans skin. 

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But if you for example use tests like X-CellR8 are developing, using human skin cells to see exactly what it would do to our own skin. and no animals harmed in the process. The skin cells are a by-product of cosmetic surgery procedures (unwanted basically), so we get the very best results, no animal suffering, at a much lower cost. 

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So please do check out our ALTERNATIVES page and have a look for yourself the alternatives available. This industry is only about money.

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Surely, SCIENCE SHOULD BE ABOUT INNOVATION? 

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