Updated: Jul 28, 2026

The following list consists of all the cruelty-free brands we have vetted as cruelty-free based on our criteria, which can be found below. Its purpose is to help you shop truly cruelty-free no matter which products you need, and no matter what your budget is, anywhere and at any stores. You can use the filter to narrow the list based on your needs or  preferences.

This list is for those who wish to avoid brands that test on animals or fund animal testing, and purchase only from the brands that have been vetted as cruelty-free. This means that the brands on our list have confirmed that no animal testing is performed on their finished products or ingredients during production, either by their company, their suppliers, or any third parties.

In order to ensure the brands we support do not put themselves at risk of animal testing, we do not consider brands that sell in China to be cruelty-free even if they use certain loopholes.

For brands that do test on animals, make sure to visit our list of Companies That Test On Animals.

Our Criteria

All the brands found on this list were vetted to be cruelty-free, meaning:

  • Finished Products: Their finished products are not tested on animals by the company or any other company.
  • Ingredients: Their ingredients are not tested on animals by the company or any other company.
  • Suppliers: Their suppliers do not test ingredients, raw materials, or finished products on animals.
  • Third Parties: No third party is testing their finished products or ingredients animal on their behalf.
  • Required by Law: They don’t test on animals where the law requires it, and are not sold in mainland China.

Using This List

The complete list of cruelty-free brands is displayed below. You can also choose filters to find exactly what you’re looking for by clicking the “Refine” button.

For example, you can look for cruelty-free hair care sold at Ulta, or choose to filter by skincare brands that are Leaping Bunny certified and 100% vegan and ship to your country, and so on. This system makes it easy to find cruelty-free brands that are tailored to you and your needs.

Get Listed

If you’re a cruelty-free brand and you’d like to be listed, please contact us. If your brand fulfills our cruelty-free criteria, we’ll contact you with further information.

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  • Sarah says:

    Purlisse can be added to this list. It says in their FAQ they are cruelty free and vegan. American brand.

  • Luna says:

    Klairs cosmetics, or dear Klairs. “No animal testing” is in their brand philosophy.

  • Awanti Agarwala says:

    Moroccan oil is on your list but does not have any symbol against it based on your legend. Is it cruelty free? 2016 you had taken it off the list. Please confirm.

    Thanks
    Awanti

  • Katie Lewis says:

    Hey! I was checking out a fragrance free lotion called VaniCream I saw at target. I believe the company is called Pharmaceutical Specialties. Anybody know anything about there CF status?

  • Ginger says:

    I dont see Laura Geller on either the CF or not CF list. Any info on this brand?

  • Nicole says:

    Could you please confirm whether or not Sun Bum is cruelty free?

  • Sachi says:

    You should also add Curl Junkie to your list: https://www.curljunkie.com/FAQs-s/23.htm#Animal

  • Jen says:

    Where are Jane Iredale products made and manufactured? I can’t find anything on any websites. I see they are on your site and Peta’s for CF, which is great, but I still want to make sure no manufacturing or creating is going on in China or other countries that test as required by law. I really enjoy their “Just Kissed Lip & Cheek Stain” and would love to keep using it. Thanks!

  • Michel Marlowe says:

    What about indigo wild zum?

  • Lee says:

    Hi, I see Trish McEvoy is on your cruelty free list. I love her makeup brushes but I know they’re made of real hair. I’m just confused?

  • Nina says:

    Can someone please verify if smashbox is cruelty free or not? I’m so confused

  • Kasia says:

    Hello! Do you happen to know about Rodan + Fields? I can’t find it anywhere on your lists but I also may have missed it.

  • Mari Mar says:

    Hello.how can moroccanoil be cruelty free when it sells in China, as stated in another article in here? thank you

  • Amber Quinata says:

    Is pearlessence cruelty free?

  • Amanda says:

    Hey! I am trying to find if Morphe’s makeup is cruelty-free. I have read in some forums that some people have inquired to them directly and they said yes (but not vegan), but I find it a bit concerning that they don’t speak to it anywhere. Have you discovered anything? Thank you and please keep up the wonderful work; I always visit you for info!

  • Nur says:

    Hi, some of the cruelty free brands are owned by another brand who is not cruelty free what does that mean is the first brand still cruelty free or not??

    • Aly Laughlin says:

      Some cruelty-free brands are owned by parent companies that test on animals. Brands can still remain cruelty-free while they are owned by parent companies that are not cruelty-free. Hope this helps!

  • Erin says:

    I’ve seen that Sleek Makeup claims to be cruelty free but I do not find it here and I’m worried because I just recently bought a highlighter palette from them

    • Aly Laughlin says:

      Hi Erin! I’m not sure of Sleek’s cruelty-free status right now, but I would definitely suggest reaching out to them directly. Make sure to ask them about their finished products, ingredients, suppliers, as well as third party testing. Another thing to consider is whether or not they sell in mainland China, where animal testing is mandatory by law. I hope this helps!

  • Adrienne says:

    Hi, can you clarify why Nudestix was removed? Thanks so much?

    • Anneliese Bell says:

      Yes please. This is what I’m trying to find too. I don’t see any mention of it in your updates.

  • Ina Mari says:

    Hi Suzi. First of all thank you for making my transition into being cruelty-free conscious so much easier. It was very overwhelming at first but when I stumbled onto your website a year ago I got all the information I needed.
    Q: Do you know if Viseart is cruelty-free? On their Instagram they say they are.

  • Kris says:

    Hi! I noticed in the past years, I’ve not seen any Philippine Make up brand, so I’d like to mention few things. Pink Sugar and Happy Skin is a recent Filipino make up brand and claimed to be Cruelty-Free. I’ve tried out their products too but have not yet looked into a more in depth research. There’s also an independent skin care/make up line that I’ve noticed that only use organic minerals called Skin Genie. Now there’s one particular independent skin line that I’m a bit worried about called Nekkid Manila, they claim to be vegan, cruelty free and organic BUT I’ve looked into their ingredients, some of which has bees wax. I want to learn more about this and if you’ll be kind to help me out about them.

  • Patty says:

    Hi – I noticed that Moroccan Oil is on your cruelty-free list; when did this happen? I know they used to be cruelty free, but then heard that they sell in China (?) Thanks!

  • sarah says:

    Urban Decay did not renew with Leaping Bunny

  • Ava says:

    Do you know if Conscentra that makes cheap perfumes tests on animals?

  • Chris says:

    Please check and add MOSSA Cosmetics (ECOCERT certified), GEODERM Cosmetics (BDIH Certified), LEPO (ECOCERT,ICEA certified, Vegan ok)

  • Kristi says:

    Hi Suzi,
    I didn’t see Mrs. Meyer’s on the list anymore. Have they changed their policies?
    Thanks!

  • Jenny says:

    Hey I’m trying to clean out all my makeup that is Tbilisi cruelty free and I got stuck on the brand Seventeen, a drugstore brand and wanted to ask you off you knew if it’s cruelty free or not.
    Thanks,
    Jenny

    • Aly Laughlin says:

      Hi Jenny! Thanks for reaching out and congrats on going cruelty-free! I’m not sure about their cruelty-free status right now but I would definitely recommend reaching out to them directly. You’ll want to ask them about their finished products, ingredients, suppliers, as well as third party testing. Another thing to consider is whether or not they sell in mainland China, where animal testing is mandatory by law. I hope this helps!

  • Nusha says:

    Hi,
    I was wondering whether are brands Freedom makeup and Makeup Revolution cruelty free? Some blogs have them on the cruelty free lists.

  • Natalie Adamson says:

    Is there a reason why MUA is not on this list? It’s included in your cruelty-free drugstore list but not here. Thanks in advance!

  • Angela Huang says:

    why is nudestix removed from the list when the correspondence says they’re cruelty free?

    • Aly Laughlin says:

      Sadly, Nudestix started selling their products in China. According to them, they bypassed the pre-market testing laws, but they’re still sold in China and therefore subject to potential post-market animal testing. 🙁

  • What about Boot’s No.7? I’ve always thought it’s cruelty free, and the woman at my local No. 7 swears it’s cruelty free, but I cannot seem to find any info on it!

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