Animal-Cruelty cosmetics---List please?

I've been trying to find makeup and soap/shampoo etc. stuff that's not tested on animals. I thought someone somewhere would have a list on the internet..





is there?


All i know is the bodyshop, and definitely NOT neutrogena





Please don't just list off names for me, I'd like a site or source.





Thanks so much!Animal-Cruelty cosmetics---List please?
The first answer is wrong. Both of those cosmetics are said to be tested on animals, especially Neutrogena.


Also, people have said that Sally Hanson is tested on animals, but on the Sally Hasen website, they say the do NOT test on animals. So I would just do some research on what products you use. Here is what I use for certain prodcut that do NOT test on animals:





Hair:


Drugstore: TRES'me (sp?), Got2b,


Salon: Paul Mitchell and Chi.





Makeup:


Drugstore: NYC, Rimmel, Revlon, Lip Smackers, Bonnebell.


Department: MAC, Urban Decay, Benefit, Too Faced, Coastal Scents, NYX





Nails:


Drugstore: NYC, (was using Sally Hasen, but unsure if it does test or not)


Salon: OPI, China Glaze





Toothpaste/deoderant:


Drugstore: Tom's of Maine


other: anything from Whole foods or other natural stores.





Favorite brand for skincare is BURTS BEES!





These are just a couple of exampls of what I use. Here is a site that shows what brands DO and DO NOT test products on animals! it has saved me!





Good job for quitting to use products tested on animals! EVERYONE needs to do it! and if they do not think that it is a big deal, have them check out the PETA website...maybe they will have second thoughts!





http://search.caringconsumer.com/Animal-Cruelty cosmetics---List please?
Here's a link to a list of companies that DO NOT test on animals:





http://search.caringconsumer.com/





If you don't see your favorite cosmetic on there like Estee Lauder, Lancome, L'Oreal or Chanel, then it's because they have not proved that they don't test on animals and you should stay away from those products if you want cruelty-free products.
everything in drugstores except neutrogena, and physicians formula