Drew Barrymore’s Cosmetics Are Cruelty-Free
Just in time for the holidays, we’ve learned that Drew Barrymore’s cosmetics line, FLOWER Beauty, is cruelty-free! The company does not conduct, commission, or pay for tests on animals anywhere in the world, a move that has landed it on PETA’s “Beauty Without Bunnies” list of cruelty-free cosmetics companies. FLOWER will also be using PETA’s product logo, proudly showing that no animals were harmed in tests.
“FLOWER Beauty is about all things good,” Barrymore says. “Thank you, PETA, for the acknowledgment of our cruelty-free brand.”
Every year, hundreds of thousands of animals around the world are force-fed chemicals or have substances applied to their eyes or rubbed onto their raw abraded skin in archaic, cruel cosmetics tests, which are not required by law in the United States. These painful and often deadly experiments have been banned in the European Union, Israel, and India.
Before you buy any cosmetics, check out PETA’s database of companies that don’t test on animals and order a free copy of PETA’s Cruelty-Free Shopping Guide.
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