http://pw1.netcom.com/~axleplus/stuff/hotstuff/company.html

But i was wondering about Neutrogena or Ponds, any ideas?

What about them? Neutrogena is on that list. I'm not sure off the top of my head who makes Ponds, but I wouldn't count them out, either.

Pond's is also on the list - it's made by Unilever.

Thank you. This kind of sucks because a lot of products I use are on there, but I have tried many different products in the past, and the current ones are best for my skin. Now I feel like crap, but it's best to know and see if I can improve.

I think also of note is that there's a link from that one to "Good Company," which lists the companies who do not test on animals, and even has a smiley face by the companies whose products do not contain animal ingredients.

Thanks for posting. It's always good to refresh our memories of what companies to avoid.

My cat's prescription food company tests on animals, and I went in the vet today, asked about an alternative, and they told me that's the only one to help her problem. :(

On a bright note, I'm going to start working hard to remove all of the Proctor & Gamble and other such items from my home and begin buying cruelty-free and animal-product-free items. :up:

was on the bad list, which totally bums me out because i have been using the clean skin foundation and like it :cry: , So now i will search out an alternative. Thanks for the responses!

BTW, i have found Cover Girl on both lists, bad here, good elsewhere, anyone know the truth? :brood:

Thanks for posting. It's always good to refresh our memories of what companies to avoid.

:doh: we Know that already newbie!