parent company
L'Oréal
Their own published statement is below.
A brand can be cruelty-free while the company that owns it isn't, so I show both.
What their own policy says
The page says L'Oréal stopped testing its finished products on animals in 1989 and lists China milestones (2014, 2021) after which certain products there are no longer animal tested, without stating whether any testing occurs today and naming no certification.
Brands I list from this company
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