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No Animal Testing

A cruelty-free brand should not conduct or commission any animal testing on its finished products, ingredients, or formulations.

Ingredient Sourcing

Cruelty-free brands strive to use ingredients that are not derived from animals. They avoid using animal by-products such as animal fats, animal oils, or animal-derived collagen

Supply Chain Transparency

Cruelty-free brands typically ensure transparency in their supply chain, requiring suppliers to provide documentation and assurances that their ingredients are not tested on animals.

Third-Party Verification

Many cruelty-free brands seek third-party certifications or accreditations from recognized organizations like Leaping Bunny, PETA, or Choose Cruelty-Free.

Our Mission

Free Bunni is more than just a website; it's a transformative journey. By engaging with our content, you'll uncover a newfound love and appreciation for animals, nurturing a connection you never knew existed. We'll provide you with the knowledge, resources, and stories that will open your heart and make you an unwavering advocate for animal welfare.

Together, we can create a world where every creature is treated with respect, compassion, and love. Step into the realm of Free Bunni, where advocacy, awareness, and cruelty-free shopping merge to make a lasting impact. Join us and let’s rewrite the story of animal cruelty, one conscious choice at a time.

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Ethical, cruelty-free brands follow key principles and guidelines.

By using cosmetics that are not tested on animals, you are taking a stand in support of animal welfare and sending a clear message to companies that you believe in ethical and sustainable practices.