Vanity Cosmetic

Vanity Cosmetic
How can we stop animal tests in cosmetic industry?

Why should the animal suffer and die for somebody’s vanity? What can we do about this.
I myself don’t use animal tested cosmetics and keep a list of these companies who don’t test on animals, and links to different animal rights organizations on my HP in Japan.But can we do more?
The question was why an animal should suffer and die for somebody’s VANITY. Vanity= something compretely useless for the human existence. Thousands of years people have lived with no cosmetics or very little, mostly natural one. So, what’s the point to look like an Easter egg and take some innocent life with this?
That was the point of my quiestion.

It’s the people who’s money pay for these products that create the problem.

I don’t know a single person who agrees with cosmetic animal testing, yet they will still go out and buy their Loreal lipstick because some dimwitted celebrity tells them to.

It’s no surprise that women are treated as an inferior race, when a woman can have her beloved pet toy poodle under one arm, and a bag containing Loreal products in the other.

People are just vain. When it comes between a lipstick that stays on all day, and morals concerning animals being tortured to death, I guess some people are just numbskulls.

People need to understand where their money goes. How many people choose a certain brand of tea over a Fair Trade one just because they think it tastes slightly better. How many people will pass a homeless person on the street, a big issue seller, yet have a dress worth a small fortune in their closet they have never worn.

People need to be educated. Women need to set a better example. Morals over ego, anyday.

(I know men buy Loreal too, but lets face it, the whole Metrosexual fad is a spin off of women’s obsession with their looks.)

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More than vanity, cosmetic surgery is at times a necessity — Example of hair transplant