#BeautyWithoutCruelty

 We strongly urge you to join us in our fight against the unethical practice of cosmetic testing on animals. As concerned citizens, we believe it is imperative to address this issue and work towards a cruelty-free beauty industry. Here are five compelling reasons supporting our cause:

 First the animals used in cosmetic testing often endure immense suffering, including painful procedures and confinement. We advocate for the ethical treatment of animals and reject any industry that subjects them to unnecessary harm.

 Next, numerous scientific studies suggest that results obtained from animal testing may not be reliably applicable to humans. Modern alternatives, such as in vitro testing and computer modeling, have proven to be more accurate and relevant for human biology.

After that, the global demand for cruelty-free products is on the rise, with consumers actively seeking ethical alternatives. By ending cosmetic testing on animals, companies can align themselves with this growing trend, fostering positive brand image and consumer loyalty.

 Also, continued advancements in technology have provided us with alternative methods that are not only more humane but also more cost-effective. Embracing these alternatives demonstrates a commitment to progress and innovation within the cosmetic industry.

 Finally, countries and regions around the world are taking a stand against cosmetic testing on animals by implementing or considering legislation to ban such practices. By supporting our cause, you contribute to this international momentum and help create a global standard for ethical beauty practices.

 We stand with #BeautyWithoutCruelty because we care about animals and want them to be happy. Animals are like our friends, and we don't want them to feel hurt or sad just for beauty products. Let's choose kindness and say no to testing makeup on our animal friends! �

 By signing this petition, you join us in demanding that companies prioritize compassion over cruelty. Our goal is to have as many signatures as possible, but 10,000 signatures would already be a good start so that this cause, silenced for too long, becomes known to everyone. Let us work together to create a world where beauty does not come at the cost of innocent lives.

Romane Renard & Baptiste Santin

Boos, France

January, 7th