Behind the Labels of “Cruelty Free” Bath Gel

Bath gel is truly important for our financial and health. Bath gel is not too important in the bathroom as long as there are soaps and bubble bath. However, in the making of your bath gel, there are many animals were killed.

Think Cruelty Free

Nowadays, we are often to hear terms like “cruelty free” or “animal friendly” in your test bath gel. It means that no animals were used in the quality assurance testing of your bath gel. Until a few years ago, millions of animals were suffered and killed in order to test many cosmetics and toiletries (NOT medicines). Because of that, many people held demonstration to appeal against animal’s exploitation. These days, many companies like Mary Kay and The Body Shop are considered to produce “cruelty free” and “animal friendly” for their bath gel products.

The Leaping Bunny Logo

It will be a very difficult action if people want to police all cosmetics and toiletries companies which already have permission to market their products,include bath gel. The only thing that we can do is to inform and devolved them to the competent coalition.

One thing that people want to be assured is that product contains “No animals tested” labels as in their pack. Mercifully, there is a product named watchdog that specializes in checking companies to see if they test on animals or not. They are called The Coalition for Consumer Information on Cosmetics.

Company’s logo is pretty distinctive - a leaping bunny. Only those products like bath gel that have been approved by the Coalition for Consumer Information on Cosmetics are legally allowed to bring the leaping bunny logo. If you are like most of the people, that is have crooked eyesight, it’s hard to see that logo. One thing that you can do is asking to the Coalition, so they can give you a free list of “cruelty free” companies. You could also check out their website at www.leapingbunny.org.

It Makes a Difference

There are many news about abuse of power by cosmetics and toiletries companies, so if there’s still people who are buying those products, it will no longer be tolerated. If you want to save animals from extinction, and also want to save your money, then buying “cruelty free” or “animal friendly” products, including bath gel. If you need more information, please explore links on this Bubble Bath Gallery site.