NIP+FAB Liquid Blush 01 Berry Bomb 15ml

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This Nip + Fab review uncovered a few red flags and complaints while doing its research. The author for The Derm Review noted that there were high concentrations of denatured alcohol and low levels of key ingredients within their formulas. Blogs such as The Derm Review and Diana’s Healthy Living have also praised Nip + Fab for their effective products. On The Derm Review, the author gave a nod to the brand’s use of unique and tried-and-true ingredients, such as the Dragon’s Blood Serum. On Diana’s Healthy Living, the writer states that their skin improved after using select formulas.

It’s also worth noting that subsidiary brands of parent companies are unique corporations by themselves. They act as independent branches and operate independently from the parent company, and can also be sold to other companies including cruelty-free ones. If you breakout out often you might want to try the Nip + Fab Glycolic Fix Line. The glycolic acid sloughs away dead skin cells that can clog pores. I love that this is gentle enough for most skin types. This skincare line is gentle yet extremely effective and does exactly what it says it will do.” A company is “cruelty-free” at company level, meaning they can’t have cruelty-free products unless the whole company is cruelty-free. However, a company can offer vegan products even if not all of their products are vegan. If all of their products are vegan, then we refer to the brand as “100% vegan”. One way to bypass these animal tests is to only have their products available only online, and not in physical stores. Another way is to manufacture the products in China while making sure to adhere to strict regulations. At Cruelty-Free Kitty, we have an unwavering commitment to accuracy. The landscape of cosmetics animal testing is constantly evolving globally. Our team is diligent about staying current on changing laws, brand acquisitions, and policy updates that impact cruelty-free status.You can also filter our list of cruelty-free brands to only show brands that are not owned by any company that tests on animals. Brands can be cruelty-free without being vegan, and claim to be vegan without being cruelty-free. This is because “cruelty-free” refers to the animal testing aspect, while “vegan” refers to the ingredients. Another aspect to consider is that many parts of the world only have access to limited brands, so their only cruelty-free options are owned by large corporations. This is a concern we hear about constantly from our international readers. Given this complex landscape, we believe that supporting all cruelty-free brands is ethical as well as practical.

Mainland China still requires these mandatory animal tests for most companies. Is it possible for brands to bypass them? Yes, however it’s currently extremely rare as brands need to “jump through several hoops”. In the beauty industry, it’s common for brands to be owned by a larger company. These are called parent companies, and they’re often global corporations such as L’Oreal, Estee Lauder, or Procter & Gamble. On Influenster, some customers also stated that Nip + Fab products didn’t do anything to improve the quality of their skin. Others even reported their complexions became worse after using their cleansers and serums. What they do instead is use clever language that shifts the blame away from themselves and makes the public believe that they’re not responsible for the animal testing, or that the animal testing performed on their products is “an exception”. Really love these. Also have the night ones as well. I can’t believe how much grime they can get off your face even with a double cleanse with Nip + Fab. Definitely brightens skin and removes dead skin.skin lots clearer already after a month of use, and after 3/4 months my skin feels much less congested.”

Customer reviews

Most of these parent companies are not cruelty-free, since they test on animals to some degree. They might also own several brands that are not cruelty-free.