YEEEESH.)Īt Soap & Glory, we uphold very strict guidelines through our regularly audited manufacturing partners that uphold the ‘no animal testing’ policy. As well, we are fortunate that our biggest retail partner – Boots The Chemists- upholds the very same standards by funding through an organisation called FRAME, which is the FUND for the REPLACEMENT of ANIMALS in MEDICAL EXPERIMENTS) in an effort to eliminate reliance in the industry on animal testing That said – and because we feel it necessary to be transparent and to educate EVERYBODY – it’s important for you to know that no retailer or manufacturer can categorically state that ‘none’ of their raw materials or ingredients have – at some time in the past- been tested on animals. The majority of individual raw materials used in cosmetics today have been through some kind of animal testing process.Īt Soap & Glory, we absolutely do not test our formulations on animals, however we can’t say that each and every ingredient that goes into them has not, at some point historically, been cleared for human use, by animal testing. If you need any more information about animal testing, we’d suggest you contact Colipa, the European Cosmetics Directive association, via In this statement, Soap and Glory claims that they “absolutely do not test (their) formulations on animals, however (they) can’t say that every ingredient that goes into them has not.” Therefore, it is unclear weather or not Soap and Glory sources ingredients from companies which test their ingredients on animals. SOAP AND GLORY HOCUS FOCUS DISCONTINUED FULLĪdditionally, Soap and Glory is not certified cruelty-free by Peta or Leaping Bunny leading to further confusion.

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