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.
Pulp Riot professional haircolor brand claims to be cruelty free.
Hi! I am starting to be a nail master and I am very interested if there is any gel and gel polish production which is not tested on animals? Thank you
MONAT is cruelty free! 🙂
What about Mario Bodesco?? I probably spelt that wrong but they claim to be cruelty free but I don’t see them on the list
Can someone help me regarding MartiDerm, are they a vegan company. I’m asking because I don’t trust the answers, they claim they don’t test on animals and the lactic acid is vegetable origin .. thanks!!
Are there any cruelty free and vegan laundry detergents or any substitutes for arm and hammer washing powder?
Astonish is cf. If you have an access to DM or Rossmann(german drugstores) then the products made by those stores (domol , denk mir)are cf
Hi, I was wondering …what about Yves Rocher?
It tests on animala
Hi, I am a bit confused, if a company makes a product and it is made cruelty free , from start to finish and then starts selling in a country that require animal testing please explain to me how this works. You mean just to sell a product that has sold very well without testing on animals , all of a sudden your company has to buy a bunch of bunnies and start pouring it in their eyes? Does money mean so much that a company would go against what they stand for or does the testing occur once the product is purchased in another country? Forgive me I lived in a world that I honestly thought was much kinder than it obviously is. I miss my rose colored glasses.
Hey do we know if Ducray is cruelty free?
Regarding Tom’s its on cruelty free list but his parent company still test on animals,so it should still be avoided.and in my opinion is not cruelty free
I would am new to this site and am confused. On your landing page ( first thing I see) is a post from 2016 listing an eyeshadow palette from Kat von D. Further down the discussion board is a post that says this brand is not cruelty free. I have seen this confusion with a few brands on your downloadable list.
Where is the most recent info? I get that it is tough to keep up, so would just like to know where to look for the most accurate info. Thanks.
Hi! Do you know if d’Alba piedmont and Elensilia are cruelty free? I’ve made some research but i didn’t find anything…
I’ve been trying to determine the status of ‘Lotus Moon’ brand, and can’t find any info. Do you have an opinion for me?
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I am trying to clarify if Merle Norman is cruelty free. They are not listed on the leaping bunny page. Sometimes it is difficult to know for sure, products are listed on one site and not another site. I enjoy this site good information thank you
What do you think about yves rocher?
Hi! Do you know if OGX (shampoo) and Burt’s Bees are cruelty free? They both claim to be on the packaging but I don’t see them on your list. Thank you!
Hello! Do you happen to know in Latin America which make up brands are cruelty-free? Thank you so much!
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First off, thank you for your site! My question is, do you have any cruelty free recommendations for hand cleanser and hand moisturizer that would be ok for eczema? My dermatologist gave me a list of products (Cetaphil, Neutrogena, Eucerine, Dove, Gold Bond, etc.) and none of the products are cruelty free!! I really am trying to be cruelty free without irritating my skin. Thank you ?
I have eczema and super-sensitive skin — I use the fragrance-free hand wash from Seventh Generation, and the unscented “baby” version of Dr Bronner’s soap [though this can be drying on its own; make sure you moisturise right after]. Right now I’m using up my stash of unscented baby lotion from Shea Moisture, but that’s been discontinued. Lately I’ve just been using cocoa butter to moisturise my hands during the day and saving my dwindling lotion supply for nighttime.
can someone help me out here and explain why Simple is not cruelty free? they say they’re on their website + they’re PETA certified, I checked if they sell in China which, according to their website, they do not. then I thought it was because of their parent company Unilever, but Dermalogica is listed as CF so it can’t be that either. so where do they mess up???
I thought Dove was cruelty free now and First Aid Beauty is not cruelty free anymore.
Rodan & Fields is cruelty-free, but not certified. Still, it seems like there are companies on here that aren’t certified. They do not sell in China, based in SF, and if you email them they will confirm they do not animal test.
Tom’s is NOT cruelty-free. It is owned by Colgate. So the actual product may not be tested but I wouldn’t count it as cruelty-free.
I was wondering about Yardley’s. I’ve read an article on ethicalelephant, saying that while they’re not certified, they are cruelty free. While in Logical Harmony, it’s on the not cruelty free list, but also in the pending list…
So it’s a bit confusing.
Hi, I was wondering if Collection Cosmetics in the UK is cruelty free? I have been trying to find anywhere that confirms if they are or not as I am in the process of decluttering products that are not cruelty free and I have a lot of Collection cosmetic items.
So far in my search, Collection is CF. However the UK CF list I’ve see it on is still listing Burts Bees.
Hey! Just recently made the decision to be mindful of my beauty buys. I am surprised that Burt’s Bees is not on the cruelty-free list. Was it missed or Is there something I should know?? I love that brand and was under the assumption they were, for the most part, natural and cruelty free.
Just wondering if anyone else in the UK is getting frustrated with the ability to find basic price own brand cruelty free cosmetics and toiletries in the supermarkets?
My shopping used to be very straightfoward at the Co-op- everything I needed was in there but they appear to now have discontinued own brand toothpaste, deodorant and various other of my preferred versions of shampoo and other stuff (I liked the two in one).
Recently Sainsburys which was my alternative on roll on deodorant appears to have stopped selling it’s own brand and there doesn’t appear to be a single leaping bunny neutral (ie for men) certified roll on deodorant in any supermarket. The closest I can get is a slightly premium one at M&S, although even here these are mostly highly scented and aimed at women.
It’s very frustrating that while many supermarkets actually tend to be cruelty free, they tend be stocking the big brands which aren’t.
I was just one Simple’s skincare website 2/14/2019 and it said they were cruelty free. This list says it’s not. I trust this list more than the company. I was wondering what is it they left out in their cruelty free description that I missed.
So, Drybar just released a boar bristle brush. Does that make them still cruelty free certified?
I’m so excited to come across this list! This is exactly what I’ve been looking for!I can see myself using this as a go-to when out shopping BUT when I went to use the filters on my iPhone, the results list disappears ?. Any workarounds for that for mobile? Thanks so much for putting this together! So great!