Is there a brand of semi-permanent hair color that doesn't test on animals?

Question

I used to use Clairol, but they test on animals. I know that Revlon doesn't test, but do they have semi-permanent? Thanks!

I'm fairly confident that there's no risk in blindness from using Revlon. Tons of people use it and nobody has gone blind from it. It's NOT the 1920s anymore. There are other ways to test products.

But you know what else is permanent? The damage done to the animals. Yeah, mmkay?

Answer 1

Here's a list of haircare/haircolour companies that do not test on animals.

Aubrey Organics
Aveda
Bath and Body Works
The Body Shop
Bumble and Bumble
Conair
Crabtree & Evelyn
Jason Natural Cosmetics
John Paul Mitchell
Kiss My Face
Manic Panic
Nexxus
Revlon
Tom's of Maine

if you want unnatural colors RAW hair dye is 100% vegan

Unfortunately, L'oreal does test on animals. It includes Garnier, Lancôme, Matrix Essentials, Maybelline, Ralph Lauren Fragrances, and Redken.
Stargazer, Manic Panic, Special Effects and Directions all make non-tested vegan hair dye which is free from ammonia and peroxide, and therefore doesn't damage your hair (it actually improves its condition).
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Answer 2

this is chemically impossible for neon hair dye to be eternal the dye molecules are too super to penetrate the hair shaft. Neon shade will stain greater useful on broken hair. Bleach out your hair first. the suited maximum lasting neon shade i've got have been given used is specialist in basic terms so which this is extremely useful to discover a salon that makes use of it inspite of the ordinary undeniable fact that this is from a company stated as Pravana. additionally you likely did not ask this yet i assumed i ought to grant you a heads up. neon shade will bleed so in case you employ a yellow there's a solid threat if ought to prefer to be tainted via distinctive colorations.

Answer 3

When the law first passed that required animal testing it was in response to the fact that cosmetics of that era (1920's or so) were not tested and were making people blind when it got in their eyes. For decades that was considered the most people-protective piece of legislation that the government ever wrote.

Nowadays the priority seems to have shifted away from people to animals. I think manufacturers are waiting for people to try that Revlon and see if it really does cause blindness. That eye damage, btw, is permanent and not semi-permanent.

Answer 4

Yes there is. ColorTec by Toccomagico does not test on animals but you can only get it in a salon