I'm not involved with PETA, but I think I can answer your question. It means that the product AS YOU BOUGHT IT was not tested on animals, but that the ingredients in it might have been.
I am thinking that means that only the final product is not tested on animals, but ingredients used to make that final product may be tested on animals. HTH...
I'd say that definitely means it's tested on animals before the final product is finished. I've never seen that before. I've only seen either, not tested on animals or nothing on the product. What is it, if you don't mind me asking?
I'd say that definitely means it's tested on animals before the final product is finished. I've never seen that before. I've only seen either, not tested on animals or nothing on the product. What is it, if you don't mind me asking?
Its from Regis brand and its Olive Oil Hair Mask....
I have used olive oil hair masks before but the one I normally use comes straight from Greece.
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I'd say that definitely means it's tested on animals before the final product is finished. I've never seen that before. I've only seen either, not tested on animals or nothing on the product. What is it, if you don't mind me asking?
Unfortunately, I think that even when companies put "not tested on animals" that usually only applies to the final product - the OPs label was just specific in stating that it was the "final" product. Ingredient suppliers that are not named on the final product may still test on animals despite what the label says.
Ingredients in the product.....could have been animal tested prior to becoming the final product. However, PETA is a horrible corporation & a disgrace to the vegan/vegetarian/animal liberation community.
Ingredients in the product.....could have been animal tested prior to becoming the final product. However, PETA is a horrible corporation & a disgrace to the vegan/vegetarian/animal liberation community.
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I'd say that definitely means it's tested on animals before the final product is finished. I've never seen that before. I've only seen either, not tested on animals or nothing on the product. What is it, if you don't mind me asking?
Unfortunately, I think that even when companies put "not tested on animals" that usually only applies to the final product - the OPs label was just specific in stating that it was the "final" product. Ingredient suppliers that are not named on the final product may still test on animals despite what the label says.
This is 100% true. Most cosmetic ingredients are tested on animals SOMEWHERE down the line...the company that manufactures the product just doesn't do it, they pay someone else to, so they can put "BlahBblah Company does not test on animals" or whatever and technically it is true, although at some point you can bet it was tested on animals somewhere.
If anyone is interested you can find a list of companies that do not test on animals (AT ALL) via the peta website here https://search.caringconsumer.com/
Re: Anyone involved with PETA than can answer a ? for me??
I'm not involved with PETA, but I think I can answer your question. It means that the product AS YOU BOUGHT IT was not tested on animals, but that the ingredients in it might have been.
Thats kinda what I figured but you never know with the jargon they use.
THis will be going back to the salon.
vegan mama, military wife
Its from Regis brand and its Olive Oil Hair Mask....
I have used olive oil hair masks before but the one I normally use comes straight from Greece.
Unfortunately, I think that even when companies put "not tested on animals" that usually only applies to the final product - the OPs label was just specific in stating that it was the "final" product. Ingredient suppliers that are not named on the final product may still test on animals despite what the label says.
This is 100% true. Most cosmetic ingredients are tested on animals SOMEWHERE down the line...the company that manufactures the product just doesn't do it, they pay someone else to, so they can put "BlahBblah Company does not test on animals" or whatever and technically it is true, although at some point you can bet it was tested on animals somewhere.
If anyone is interested you can find a list of companies that do not test on animals (AT ALL) via the peta website here https://search.caringconsumer.com/
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