[raggydoo]

Does anybody know if John Frieda's products are tested on animals? I did a search on VB but couldn't find anything about it. I didn't find it on PETA's lists of companies that test and don't test either.
I would like to try John Frieda's Frizz Ease because the humidity in Missouri is making my hair look crazy!! :afro:

Thanks!

Ally.

[DuckThatWasn't]

No idea, but if you write to the company, somebody will tell you.

[JulieShul]

And please post any response you get! I loved frizz-ease and gave it up when i became vegan without even asking the company!

[raggydoo]

I wrote and asked them twice already and nobody responded, which made me think they might test and they just don't want to say it!
JulieShul, I take it by your comment that Frizz Ease is freakin' good, do you have curly untamable hair too?

[Kiz]

Frizz Ease is fantastic! Other companies have begun to bring out almost identical products though.

[Christy]

Shag - Believe it or not, I have to use that, too. I use the extra strength shampoo and conditioner, also. Otherwise, I could end up with a big blonde afro in this near 100% humidity. Ack.

On the About Us page on the site, it says, "Part of the Andrew Jergens Company (a wholly-owned subsidiary of Kao Corporation of Japan) John Frieda's global technology and research resources are unrivalled." Neither Kao or Jergens are on the PETA lists, either.

[missleigh]

Giovanni has a frizz-ease type of product now, made with similiar ingredients. All of their products are vegan and cruelty free. Frieda may be vegan too, I don't know.

http://www.giovannic...http://www.giovannicosmetics.com/WLine/PROD_frizzbegone.php

[Quizeen]

I use the Giovanni stuff that missleigh mentioned all of the time. It works great, actually much better than all of the maistream products I've used in the past. All of their stuff is vegan, straight up.