Found this link on cruelty products...

[pinknixon]

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

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

[epski]

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.

[Black Heart]

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

[Artichoke47]

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.

[Artichoke47]

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.

[SallyK]

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

[Artichoke47]

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:

[pinknixon]

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:

[pinknixon]

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

:doh: we Know that already newbie!