Ban cosmetic products tested on animals

Recent signers:
Joan How and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

I have always had a deep love for animals. Their companionship, their innocence, and their unwavering loyalty have always been dear to me. Standing beside them, I can't fathom the pain they must endure when subjected to cruel cosmetic testing. Animals deserve our love and protection, not the painful procedures that come with the development of beauty products.

The use of animals for testing cosmetics is not only unethical but also unnecessary in today's modern world. There are countless alternative testing methods that do not involve animals, which are more reliable and humane. Europe, India, and several other regions have already implemented bans on cosmetics tested on animals, setting a precedent for a more compassionate approach.

A national ban on animal-tested cosmetics in the Philippines is not just a step towards aligning with global ethical standards, but also a commitment to valuing life in all forms. According to Humane Society International, millions of animals, including rabbits, guinea pigs, and mice, are subjected to these tests worldwide each year. These animals face painful procedures, like skin and eye irritation tests, that often lead to suffering and death.

Consumers and companies alike are moving towards cruelty-free options, showing that a change in policy is realistically achievable and can be beneficial economically. Brands that have embraced animal-free testing methods are increasing their market presence, attracting a new wave of ethically-conscious consumers.

Together, we can push for legislation that prohibits the sale and production of cosmetics tested on animals within our borders. By signing this petition, you are calling upon the Philippine Congress to put an end to this outdated practice. Let us spearhead a move towards a kinder and more sustainable beauty industry. Please add your voice and sign this petition now to help protect animals from unnecessary suffering.

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Recent signers:
Joan How and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

I have always had a deep love for animals. Their companionship, their innocence, and their unwavering loyalty have always been dear to me. Standing beside them, I can't fathom the pain they must endure when subjected to cruel cosmetic testing. Animals deserve our love and protection, not the painful procedures that come with the development of beauty products.

The use of animals for testing cosmetics is not only unethical but also unnecessary in today's modern world. There are countless alternative testing methods that do not involve animals, which are more reliable and humane. Europe, India, and several other regions have already implemented bans on cosmetics tested on animals, setting a precedent for a more compassionate approach.

A national ban on animal-tested cosmetics in the Philippines is not just a step towards aligning with global ethical standards, but also a commitment to valuing life in all forms. According to Humane Society International, millions of animals, including rabbits, guinea pigs, and mice, are subjected to these tests worldwide each year. These animals face painful procedures, like skin and eye irritation tests, that often lead to suffering and death.

Consumers and companies alike are moving towards cruelty-free options, showing that a change in policy is realistically achievable and can be beneficial economically. Brands that have embraced animal-free testing methods are increasing their market presence, attracting a new wave of ethically-conscious consumers.

Together, we can push for legislation that prohibits the sale and production of cosmetics tested on animals within our borders. By signing this petition, you are calling upon the Philippine Congress to put an end to this outdated practice. Let us spearhead a move towards a kinder and more sustainable beauty industry. Please add your voice and sign this petition now to help protect animals from unnecessary suffering.

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Petition created on February 2, 2026