Becca is cruelty-free.
This brand has confirmed that it is truly cruelty-free. They don't test finished products or ingredients on animals, and neither do their suppliers or any third-parties. They also don't sell their products where animal testing is required by law.
Becca is owned by Estée Lauder, a company that is not cruelty-free.
At a Glance
| Finished products tested on animals | No |
| Ingredients tested on animals | No |
| Suppliers test on animals | No |
| Third party animal testing | No |
| Sold in mainland China | No |
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Parent Company
In 2016, Becca was acquired by Estée Lauder. This means that they’re now owned by a parent company that tests on animals. However, Becca as a brand has since remained cruelty-free and has not entered the Chinese market, meaning they don’t test on animals anywhere in the world.
About Becca
Becca is a mid-range brand that sells Makeup. Their products are available in or ship to Australia, Canada, International, UK/Europe and USA. Becca is certified by PETA.
Becca's Vegan Product List
Although Becca is not 100% vegan, they do offer a selection of vegan-friendly products. The following products are vegan and contain no animal-derived ingredients:
- Anti-Fatigue Under Eye Primer
- Backlight Filter Face Primer Mini
- Backlight Priming Filter Face Primer
- Becca Primer Collection
- Ever-Matte Poreless Priming Perfector Mini
- Ever-Matte Poreless Priming Perfector
- First Light Filter Face Primer Mini
- First Light Priming Filter Face Primer
- Hydra-Mist Set & Refresh Powder Mini
- Hydra-Mist Set & Refresh Powder
- Ignite Liquified Light Face & Body Highlighter
- Ignite Liquified Light Highlighter – Limited Edition
- Ultimate Coverage 24 Hour Foundation
- Under Eye Brightening Corrector
How We Classify Brands Like Becca As Cruelty-Free
We communicate directly with brands regarding their animal testing policy. Brands are only added to our cruelty-free directory once they answer all our questions and they meet our cruelty-free criteria.
- Does your brand test on animals, for either finished products or ingredients?
- Do your suppliers test on animals? How do you ensure this?
- Do any third-parties test on animals on your behalf?
- Do you test on animals where required by law?
- In which countries are your products sold (excluding online sales)?
Learn more about the Cruelty-Free 5 (our cruelty-free criteria) and why we ask brands these specific questions.
Some brands are listed as cruelty-free by organizations such as PETA or the Leaping Bunny program. These brands are not automatically added to our list, and we sometimes find that PETA-approved brands don’t meet our cruelty-free criteria.
