Dermalogica lost licence

[chihuahua-lover]

PETA have informed myself that dermalogica have lost their leaping bunny licence due to now selling in china which will make them a party to animal testing

 

[Sharry]

So annoying, if company's didn't sell to china they would soon get the message, in this day and age it's so wrong to test on animals

 

[salj]

I saw this on facebook yesterday. Another one bites the dust!!

I'm glad I don't use (or rate!) Dermalogica but I know people who do. It's sad.

 

[Tomme]

I don't see the point in animal testing, their skin and hair is a million miles away from ours so there isn't much comparison, there are poor students, homeless and people just needing extra money who would be 100% willing to try out new product, we already know what we are allergic to so why not just keep them out of the mix?

A saying a science teacher said that stuck with me in chemistry was "if it goes bang you've done it wrong", simple saying that works for soo many situations. Xoxo

 

[xxAmyxx]

Think it's disgraceful that animal testing is still allowed to go on, it's disgusting

 

[LilMissEmmylou]

rargh! and I was feeling so good about the fact this is what we use in college.

Good job the college are changing over to Eve Taylor once their dermalogica stock run out.

 

[Miss Pink23]

They are still on the PETA website as cruelty-free products?
Dermalogica | PETA.org

 

[Bluerinse]

Animal testing makes no sense when we test on humans... Something on channel 4 next week I think... Humans testing drugs! Live on telly! Enough said!

 

[salj]

They are still on the PETA website as cruelty-free products?
Dermalogica | PETA.org

They probably just haven't got around to updating it yet. The leaping bunny announcement was this week.