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What is the difference between this and the other certification? Who provides what? Why cruelty-free cosmetics that is not vegan? And again .. because this company is cruelty-free but use bad ingredients? Such inquiries are frequently heard, and I realize that way through the varied world of certification may create difficulties, but in the end, is not as difficult as it seems, enough to know what you want. Then we try to take stock of the current situation, and perhaps this means that it is a serious challenge anyway .. I'll try looking to be too concise, since for some years figure it is good!

The first thing to remember is the key point that should be a guideline for the consumer looking for cruelty-free products: the producer in question must have an fcode ingredients.

For what concerns the field instead vegan and / or eco-bio, I am not there are certifications on the market that offer this particular assets but is often thought, however, that a company with these requirements is automatically cruelty- free, is in fact an association of ideas wrong. The only exception in the "eco" is perhaps the BDIH , but let's keep it pending and we remain on certainties.

So if your priority is to buy an environmentally friendly product and / or biological guaranteed, reliable certifications are a lot of reference at international level and are all more or less equivalent, I mentioned it here already some . Turning to the cosmetic "vegan" is one of the best Vegan Society do so because it has more stringent standards. But of course there are plenty of vegan products not certified as such .. this is to say the least obvious, is just to stay right on the certification of speech "serious" that we find on the market.

Returning to cruelty-free, as he explains very clearly the BUAV (please read the FAQ ), the "standard of non-tested" in itself does not prohibit the use ingredients of animal origin because it is NOT focused on increasing vivisection, as well as using the shell does not prevent the little green substance, and that's why you can find certified products containing honey, milk, etc., and / or ingredients are not recommended under the environmental profile. These issues are distinct, we must review the individual labels and choose according to your needs, however there are many cruelty-free products also certified eco / organic and / or vegan, then you should not necessarily give up something.

Then, the lists that were valid in the cosmetics industry to keep in mind are listed in detail at this page , but I want to remember, however, the main sources of reference: BUAV - CCIC - LAV-ICEA and all European members of the coalition - Vegetarian Society - Naturewatch - CCF - the latter to control the companies, including those marked with blue dot . In Italy then the companies also have the ability to adhere to the "Standard of the non-tested" by the self-certification ( totally free ) supervised by VIVO , and is listed on the site are those companies that are self-certified, in fact, that those approved-LAV ICEA.

That said, we must not forget that 100% natural substances do not require specific certifications, and if so, do not lose time looking for where these safeguards are not required. And finally there are even companies that claim their own fcode although not reported from anybody, and in such cases each assess for themselves, perhaps using a little head.

right now I still really otherwise risk to write page after page, other than synthetic! I'll be able to properly explain to me who asked for further clarification? Let me know ..