Hello, I'm an expert in the field of cosmetic and personal care product standards. Let's address your question about whether a particular benefit is cruelty-free.

Cruelty-free certifications are given to companies that do not test their products or ingredients on animals. The term "benefit" is quite broad and could refer to various aspects of a product or company's practices. If you're referring to a specific benefit or product, it's important to check if it has been certified by a recognized organization such as Leaping Bunny, PETA's Beauty Without Bunnies, or Choose Cruelty Free.

To determine if a product or company offers cruelty-free benefits, you would need to look for a cruelty-free logo on the packaging or visit the company's website to review their animal testing policy. It's also helpful to research third-party evaluations and certifications.

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Despite their claims, this is a brand that can't be considered cruelty-free. Benefit's animal testing policy, however, is clear about the fact the company tests on animals where required by law. We also know that Benefit products are sold in mainland China, as Chinese Sephora stores carry the brand.read more >>