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Merle Norman Cosmetics does not test our products or ingredients on animals or ask others to test on our behalf.
- Is Merle Norman animal cruelty-free?
- Are Merle Norman products natural?
- Is Merle Norman made in the USA?
- Who owns Merle Norman?
- Where are Merle Norman products made?
- Is Merle Norman high end?
- Does Clarins test on animals?
- Does Rimmel test on animals?
- Does Loreal still test on animals?
- Is Burt's Bees cruelty-free?
- Why do brands still test on animals?
- Does all detergent test on animals?
- Is Merle Norman a man or woman?
- Who founded Merle Norman?
Is Merle Norman animal cruelty-free?
Merle Norman is cruelty-free
They don't test finished products or ingredients on animals, and neither do their suppliers or any third-parties. They also don't sell their products where animal testing is required by law.
Are Merle Norman products natural?
Merle Norman Cosmetics announces its FIRST foray into the world of clean skincare with the introduction of NEW Aqua Bliss, a 97% natural, plant-based moisturizer that provides superior barrier protection and time-released hydration for skin that is left feeling smooth and supple.
Is Merle Norman made in the USA?
Norman founded the brand in the kitchen of her Santa Monica home in 1931. And although the company has significantly grown since then, it's still family-owned and every part of the product is manufactured in the U.S.
Who owns Merle Norman?
2021: Today Merle Norman Cosmetics remains family owned and operated with Jack and Helen Nethercutt at the helm.
Where are Merle Norman products made?
Today, Merle Norman Cosmetics remains just miles from our original Ocean Park location and most of our products continue to be made in Los Angeles.
Is Merle Norman high end?
Merle Norman cosmetics is a high-end complete skin care and makeup program that focuses on "every woman." You'll find products that meet the full spectrum of skincare and makeup needs for all women.
Does Clarins test on animals?
Clarins Research uses cutting-edge safety testing methods that do not involve animals (known as alternative methods) to provide its consumers with premium products of the highest quality.
Does Rimmel test on animals?
Rimmel's Statement on Animal Testing
At Rimmel, we do not test our products on animals and we are committed to ending animal testing across the beauty industry. Rimmel is not sold in any countries or areas where the testing of cosmetic products on animals is required.
Does Loreal still test on animals?
L'Oreal Paris states on its website, “Today, L'Oreal no longer tests its ingredients on animals and no longer tolerates any exception to this rule. Certain health authorities may nevertheless decide to conduct animal tests themselves for certain cosmetic products, as it is still the case in China.”
Is Burt's Bees cruelty-free?
Yes, Burt's Bees is Cruelty-free! None of Burt's Bees ingredients, formulations, or finished products are tested on animals, anywhere in the world. Burt's Bees is also certified cruelty-free by Leaping Bunny.
Why do brands still test on animals?
Why do some cosmetics companies still use animal testing? When choosing to develop or use new, untested ingredients in their cosmetic products, some companies conduct tests on animals to assess the safety of these new ingredients.
Does all detergent test on animals?
In addition, most mainstream laundry detergent brands continue to test their products or ingredients on animals. Laundry Products from brands that DO test on animals and to avoid include: Tide, Gain, Arm & Hammer, Bounce, Clorox, Downy.
Is Merle Norman a man or woman?
Merle Norman was a unique, fun-loving and caring woman who as a beauty pioneer, influenced women and fundamentally changed how they approached their personal sense of beauty and defined their own version of success.
Who founded Merle Norman?
At Merle Norman Cosmetics, we can honestly call ourselves a true American success story. Our founder, Merle Nethercutt Norman, could hardly have imagined the empire that she began building back in 1931 in Santa Monica, California.
