parent company
Procter & Gamble
This company tests on animals, or sells where animal testing is required.
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 P&G no longer animal tests any consumer product unless required by law, and names no certification body.
Brands I list from this company
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