Says it's cruelty-free. Not certified yet.
OPI says it doesn't test its ingredients or products on animals, but it isn't certified by Leaping Bunny / Cruelty Free International or PETA. Owned by the Wella Company, which also runs Clairol and ghd, and which says it doesn't test its products on animals either. OPI and Wella were previously owned by Coty.
🔍 parent company's testing policy is also unverified
Does OPI test on animals?
OPI says it doesn't test on animals, but it isn't certified, so nobody independent has checked. What it says is below.
What they say: OPI says it doesn't test its ingredients or products on animals, and never asks its suppliers or contract manufacturers to.
What that means: OPI isn't certified by Leaping Bunny / Cruelty Free International or PETA yet, so nobody independent has checked this. Plenty of honest brands haven't applied, and some products, like paper goods, don't fit the main schemes well. It's the brand's word, so the choice is yours.
- Vegan
- not yet confirmed
- Owner
- The Wella Company
who owns who
kinder swaps
sources
Cruelty-free
OPI: its FAQ (animal testing statement) · The Wella Company (owner): its FAQ ("Wella Company does not test its products on animals.")
Owner
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Last updated 18 October 2026, checked against the source directory that day. Spotted something out of date? Let me know.