Tests on animals, or sells where it's required.
Owned by Puig. Carolina Herrera only says it is 'committed to avoiding animal testing'. Puig's own policy says China requires animal testing for some cosmetics and that it avoids this only 'when possible'. PETA's page says Carolina Herrera may not be cruelty-free.
Does Carolina Herrera test on animals?
Yes, or it sells where animal testing is required. Carolina Herrera is owned by Puig. The sources are below. See every company that tests on animals.
- Vegan
- not yet confirmed
- Owner
- Puig
who owns who
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Cruelty-free
PETA: Carolina Herrera isn't on its cruelty-free list (its page says it may not be cruelty-free) · Carolina Herrera: its own page on its products ("we have been committed to avoiding animal testing for more than 30 years ... Guided by Puig’s Animal Testing Policy, we support the use of non-animal safety assessment...") · Puig: its own animal testing policy ("As China requires certain types of cosmetics to undergo animal testing, the company adopts different measures to avoid its use, including, when...")
Owner
Puig: its own page naming Carolina Herrera as its brand
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Last updated 26 October 2026, checked against the source directory that day. Spotted something out of date? Let me know.