As a beauty industry expert with a focus on ethical and sustainable practices, I can provide you with an informed perspective on the topic of cruelty-free cosmetics.

Bourjois, a brand that has been around since 1863 and is part of the Chanel Group, has made strides in the area of cruelty-free cosmetics. As of my last update, Bourjois has been cruelty-free, meaning they do not test their products on animals. However, it's important to note that while the brand itself may not conduct animal testing, its parent company, Chanel, has been known to test on animals in the past. This can create some confusion for consumers looking for completely animal-testing-free products.

To ensure that you are purchasing from a truly cruelty-free brand, it's always a good idea to look for certifications from organizations like Leaping Bunny or PETA's Beauty Without Bunnies. These certifications are a clear indication that a brand is committed to cruelty-free practices.

If you are specifically looking for cruelty-free makeup, it's crucial to do your research and stay updated with the latest information, as policies can change over time.

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Bourjois - is it cruelty-free? This is a tricky one. ... However, organisations such as Choose Cruelty Free have investigated, and have discovered that Bourjois products are indeed being sold in mainland China, which means that it's very likely that they've been tested on animals.read more >>