[Linusiaczek]

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Aaaaaa, dziękuję za odpowiedź!! Poszperam na stronkach pety w poszukiwaniu tych niemieckich list!

http://www.peta.de/kosmetik

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witam włosomaniaczkę

jak jest w końcu z YR? dostałam dziś od siostry w prezencie kredke do oczu z YR....

Mówiłam, że włosomaniaczki nas zaleją!

YR jest co najmniej podejrzane, wypadło z wszystkich listy CF, a było na co najmniej 3 (BUAV, CCIC, Peta).

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Wilkinson testuje z tego, co wiem...
Jeśli chodzi o maszynki do golenia, to używam tych z Biedronki. Robi je jakaś polska firma.

Wilkinson jest na czerwonej liście Pety.

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http://www.nauka.gov.pl/nauka/krajow...a-zwierzetach/
No ja zwariowałam dziewczyny. To jest nie do przejścia.

Nie czytam już nic i niczego nie oglądam, bo by się jeszcze ze mnie ekoterrorystka zrobiła i co wtedy?

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Wiesz, powiem Ci szczerze, nie wiem co z Wilkinsonem, na listach go nie odnajduję. Tak jak Nivei, Chanel, Margaret Astor... A to przeciez takie popularne marki... Hmmm A kto jest właścicielem marki?
Co do plastrów spróbuj, nie nastawiaj się, że będą lepsze od veet, to może być jedynie moje odczucie, ale dla mnie sprawiły się świetnie!

Odpowiedź od Pety, która zawiera m.in. informację o testowaniu Chanel oraz info dlaczego Dior zniknął z listy (dostałam dawno, ale jeszcze nie wklejałam na forum):

Thank you for contacting PETA, and for your interest in this important subject. We’re so pleased to hear that you’re interested in using your power as a consumer to help animals! Our information on the companies you mentioned is as follows:

· In July 2011, we were very sorry to have to move Mary Kay from our list of companies that have banned all tests on animals to the list of companies that do test on animals.

Mary Kay has been on PETA’s cruelty-free list for more than a decade, so we were stunned to learn that the company has been paying to have tests on animals conducted in China. This testing is reportedly required by the Chinese government before the company’s products, such as Mary Kay’s skin-whitening formula, can be marketed in China.

These tests on animals make Mary Kay ineligible for PETA’s cruelty-free list.

We met with Mary Kay officials and were told that they will not stop selling their products in China and thus will continue to pay for tests on animals in Chinese-owned laboratories as required. At our request, Mary Kay, which has already been working with Chinese scientists and officials toward acceptance of the non-animal test methods that are used in the U.S. and much of the world, has agreed to step up its role and combine forces with other companies to hasten this process.

PETA is seeking support from other international companies to help drive this process forward as quickly as possible. Please go to http://www.PETA.org/issues/animals-u...entations.aspx to learn more about non-animal methods and how PETA has been instrumental in the acceptance of these tests by governments around the world.

· In the past, Christian Dior was included on PETA’s list of companies that do not test on animals. Unfortunately, Christian Dior had to be removed from the list after it was acquired by LVMH, a company with a questionable animal-testing policy. Similarly, LVMH-controlled brands Guerlain, Givenchy, and Benefit are also not included on our list.

· Chanel was removed from our cruelty-free company list when a Chanel executive informed us that new ingredients may be tested on animals. Company materials now indicate that new or raw ingredients could be tested on animals.


Please politely encourage Chanel to stop all animal testing. You can contact the company using the form at http://chanel.com/nav/html/direct_pa...one_lang=USAEN or by calling 1-800-550-0005 .


· Donna Karan is currently included on our Don’t Test list.