And is it just the Bath %26amp; Body works brand or all of the brands that they carry??Is it true that Bath %26amp; Bodyworks do not test their products on animals?
most companies that are cruelty free, wouldn't compromise that reputation or principal by bringing in an outside product that didn't have that standard. especially one the size of bath and body works. the body shop is always cruelty-free as well. but if you ever have a doubt look on the package for the little panda stamp, that will tell you that none of the products or ingredients were ever tested on animals. if you want to know the offenders check out PETA's website. l' Oreal, covergirl, max factor and lancome just to name a few.Is it true that Bath %26amp; Bodyworks do not test their products on animals?
It looks like they don't!
http://www.peta.org/feat/proggy/2007/win鈥?/a>
False
They do test some of the ingredients of their products on animals just not the finished product. (aka they don't test their lotions ect. on animals.
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