When you go cruelty free, you’re making a statement that
you’re against animal testing. You’re also opening your
mind to the fact that there are alternatives to what you
buy every day.
Cruelty free in layman’s language means that a brand is
not involved in testing on animals at any stage of
production and marketing without an exception.
Revlon has been a budget friendly makeup brand for
many women across the world for decades. It is even
endorsed by many celebs world over. When you go to
Revlon’s website, they claim to be cruelty free UNLESS
required by law. Basically saying that their ethics can go
for a toss over profit.
Their products are sold in Mainland China where it is
mandatory to test products on animals. Even though
Revlon is not testing on animals themselves, they are
funding and paying for testing to the countries they
wish to sell in. On being confronted with this, Revlon has
not responded, nor does it plan on pulling off from China.
The Parent brand Revlon Inc owns a number of brands
under its umbrella that are not cruelty-free too such as
Almay, Elizabeth Arden, Charlie to name a few.
At zoobop.com we check if a brand is cruelty free, if a
brand is committed to being cruelty free, if it is certified
CF or wrongly using these trademarked logos, if they
have vague or unclear testing policies (many brands do)
and if they are NOT Cruelty free.
All you need to do is BOP.
We have a database of over 2500 + brands world over
that can be checked for their CF status.
If you are still using Revlon in 2021, you should know that
you are okay with animal cruelty at the cost of vanity.
You can Bop for Revlon on zoobop and also see suitable
budget friendly alternatives which are verified CF and
shop from our clean marketplace instead.
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and guilt-free shopping. At India’s only verified clean
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clean and genuinely kind.