which brands of hair dye?

Question

don't test on animals and are vegan-friendly?

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

Answer 2

Companies usually tell you on the box if it was animal tested and if you are vegan you might want to research on some things you cant use that come from animals that could also be in the product you buy. And no they cant lie about it because its illegal to because people could be allergic to something in it. Labels, Labels, Labels! Read them.

Answer 3

First, you need to strip the chunks of hair youre going to dye of their shade. place thick foil strips decrease than the part of your hair which you incredibly pick to dye and paint on the bleaching shade, then foild the foil so your hair is in the interior like a sandwich. while youve rinsed that, use the foils back and placed on the colors you pick. Use everlasting dye somewhat than semi-everlasting. additionally, previously you purchase those hues at warm subject count circulate to a attractiveness grant save first to be sure if its on the industry there. in case you will hit upon the colors you pick there, get those. they are plenty extra beneficial on your hair than those from warm subject count.

Answer 4

Let me get this straight you don't want hair dye that was tested on animals. That means either:

(1) the hair dye was never tested and you have no possible idea if it will harm you or what color your hair will turn; (very unlikely most companies do some testing)

or

(2) (much more likely) the hair dye was tested on children in some third world country in Africa or South East Asia. The children were paid pennies and exploited. But it is okay to exploit children just not animals.

Answer 5

Manic Panic and Special Effects if you're going for the punk look.

Vegan Essentials (www.veganessentials.com) just got in some new hair dyes that are more "conventional" colors, and I so have to try it!

Answer 6

I would read the label on it that says not tested on animals. The reality is, Most aren't.

Answer 7

I'm about to buy some Manic Panic...
Not tested on animals, and it looks great, too:
http://manicpanic.com/best_of_best.html

Answer 8

The ones at the health food store.

When in doubt, use henna.

Answer 9

Kool Aid

I know it sounds funny, but it works!

Answer 10

I don't know, but stay away from the blonde colors because they will make you stupid.