This is actually addressing the original post, I promise :)
A friend of mine mentioned that companies like L'Oreal have stopped testing on animals, but still outsource the testing of individual ingredients to companies that do use animal testing. So indirectly, at least, it sounds every L'Oreal product is the result of animal testing that's still happening.
He got his info here, about how the ingredients they use have been tested on animals, but not recently enough to call it 'animal testing' according to their definition of the term.
A friend of mine mentioned that companies like L'Oreal have stopped testing on animals, but still outsource the testing of individual ingredients to companies that do use animal testing. So indirectly, at least, it sounds every L'Oreal product is the result of animal testing that's still happening.
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