Filorga is NOT cruelty-free.
This means that this brand tests on animals or finances animal testing. Some brands that fall under this category test on animals where required by law, which means they're not cruelty-free.
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“The cosmetic regulation has prohibited testing on the animal the effectiveness and safety of finished cosmetic products since 2004 and the effectiveness and safety of raw materials since 2013. As responsible manufacturers, we scrupulously respect the provisions of European Regulation (EC) n°1223/2009 on cosmetic products and its amendments, and in particular its article 18 on animal testing. We do not test our products nor ingredients on animals and we do not either ask third parties to do it on our behalf, unless it is required by the law.”
