Free Samples (Luna Bar/Garnier Fructis)

[SeaSiren]

Free Sample Lemon Zest Luna Bar
http://www.lunabar.com/lovestory/

[bstutzma]

I did the lunabar survey, but honestly I think the fructis samples ask WAY too many questions - your date of birth, etc - those are things that can too easily be used for identity theft if you ask me! ;-)

Thanks for the link!

[lauratiara]

Man, I hate lemon zest. That is one laclustre pledge-tastic flavour if you ask me.
(you didn't, but I am telling you)

[TheFriskyCat]

Yeah, I didn't like them requiring me to give them my phone number, birthdate etc. When they asked for a urine sample, I was out of there!

[TheFriskyCat]

But I hope I get my Luna bar.

[SeaSiren]

Lemon isn't my favorite Luna either, but is tolerable. I like the one I can't remember the name of best, lol, guess that wasn't a help. :think:

[catgurrl978]

Filled out the Luna Bar one. I don't know if they will send to Canada or not... :think:

[angiedawn404]

I signed up for the Luna Bar one. I don't care for lemon that much, but I've heard a lot of people on here talking about them, and I've never tried one, so here's my chance! Thanks!:up:

[Bunny Hugger]

You know me, I'm never one to pass up a freebie. Especially if the words luna and bar are involved :drool:

[catgirl67]

Free Sample Lemon Zest Luna Bar
http://www.lunabar.com/lovestory/
3 Free Garnier Fructis Samples
http://www.garnierfructis.com/?section=getlucky
I finally got my lemon zest bar. It was delicious!!!!!

[Bits]

why would you want a garnier sample, they're owned by loreal & they test on animals :surprised :

[catgirl67]

why would you want a garnier sample, they're owned by loreal & they test on animals :surprised :
My thoughts exactly! Animal testing never bothered me until my mom's dog was stolen most likely by a lab. Now I detest any company who tests on animals.

[SeaSiren]

missed it and fixed it, thanks

[catgirl67]

missed it and fixed it, thanks
You were just trying to help people save money. Your heart was in the right place. :)

[Formerbaboon]

Man, I hate lemon zest. That is one laclustre pledge-tastic flavour if you ask me.
(you didn't, but I am telling you)

Best flavor ever!

[missleigh]

I signed up for the Luna Bar a while back, and I received it last week. It was a lil' bitty sample bar, not a full size one. :( It was gone in two bites. I know it's a freebie, but geez!

[brownieB26]

I called Garnier and spoke to a sales person who told me that they absolutely did not test on animals. :dizzy:

[angiedawn404]

Loreal is listed on PeTA's list of "Companies That DO Test On Animals".

[IR Produce deux]

Labs don't "steal" dogs and use them for testing. Think about it logically, if you run a multi million dollar corporation are you going to send a couple of your nerd techs out to someone's neighbor hood to dognap dogs?..

[bstutzma]

Maybe Loreal tests on animals but the Garnier division does not....
Plus the PETA lists are only updated so often, and sometimes blacklisted companies change their policies.... I'd try to get a written statement.

[Bunny Hugger]

PETA actively campaigned against L'Oreal
for some time due to its use of animals for product testing. Eventually,
L'Oreal signed PETA's Statement of Assurance in 1993, declaring an end
to all animal tests.

Rumors later led us to question whether L'Oreal had truly renounced
animal tests on ingredients. As L'Oreal would not clarify this issue
for us, we put a notation on our published lists of companies that do
not test on animals. Up until the fall of 2000, no documentation had
come to light that indicated that L'Oreal was conducting animal tests,
so the company remained on our "don't test" list (with a notation so
readers would be fully informed and could make their own decisions).

In November 2000 we were provided with evidence that L'Oreal has
requested animal-test data on at least one ingredient from an ingredient
supplier, as well as other L'Oreal statements in which it confirms only
that it does not test finished products on animals, with no mention of
ingredient testing. It also came to our attention that an animal rights
group in England, Naturewatch, had started a L'Oreal campaign because of
the possible testing of ingredients on animals.

After twice faxing the company regarding these documents, we received no
response. While we have no definitive evidence that L'Oreal is indeed
testing ingredients, its silence coupled with the information we have
lead us to believe that L'Oreal is probably not cruelty-free.

We therefore decided to remove L'Oreal and all of its companies
(Garnier, Lancome, Matrix Essentials, Maybelline, Ralph Lauren
Fragrances and Redken) from our cruelty-free lists. L'Oreal has been
moved the "Do Test" list.