Experimentation with animals in laboratories is a practice that has been done since the XNUMXth century in the cosmetics, medicine or research industries. But in the XXI century, with advances and progress in so many aspects of our lives, it is unthinkable to accept continuing to carry out these practices with beings who feel and suffer, but unfortunately this continues to happen much more frequently than you think.
Countless animal rights organizations have exposed the horrible experiments that in 99% of cases end in totally unnecessary deaths, and yet their voices are still not heard in many of our homes, where we accumulate dozens of products that have been tested. in animals.
In response to this, today there are also several brands that refuse to follow these practices, developing products without the need to reach animal cruelty. This segment of the industry has understood the benefits of this change in habits since cruelty-free products, in general, contain fewer chemicals and more natural substances, since we are companies that do not put financial savings first at the cost of everything, Rather, we are committed to bringing greater health, honesty and humanity to the cosmetic market.
And given this, it is logical that you ask yourself, is it really necessary to experiment on animals? The answer is definitely no. Currently enough technology is used to experiment with bone tissue and synthetic skin, in vitro and computer simulation. It is no longer necessary to torture animals to create safe products for humans. And why are they done then? The answer is very clear: It is substantially cheaper to use ingredients that have been tested on animals.
Therefore, we as a brand are doing our part to bet on a better world for everyone, but now the next step is in your hand; You can always look for the bunny symbol on your cosmetic boxes or keep using brands that rely on the suffering of defenseless creatures to enrich themselves.
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