Beauty From Mars

MISSHA TESTS EITHER THEIR PRODUCTS OR INGREDIENTS ON ANIMALS AND THEY SELL IN CHINA: AS SUCH I CANNOT RECOMMEND THEM. Not that their cosmetics are that great anyways... I needed a mascara and I got this one for $4 (retail $8.99). Brand: Missha Line: The Style (3D) Make-up Type: Mascara Origin: South Korea Tested on Animals: They claim that they do NOT, but they refuse to comply with KARA to prove that they do not. Despite that, they sell in China at a time where testing is mandatory. As such, I will NOT recommend them or buy anything from them in the future. REVIEW:Packaging: No box-plain black stick -same as all of the other The Style line items. Aims for classic, but ends up being boring. 3/5 Scent: non-offensive 4/5 Color: black Texture: feels a little waxy 2/5 Ease of Use: standard Effect: Not great; separates lashes but still gives them that clumpy 'spider legs" look. Later in the day they feel waxy and crumbly to the touch. I was pulling pieces off.

Cosmetics, Skincare & Animal Testing Lies... This is kind of a long time coming...but it can be SO hard to find out if Korean cosmetic brands are tested on animals because of the language barrier... There are several sits dedicated to informing you of American and European brands that test on animals...here are some links... LEAPING BUNNY  free cruelty free guide BUAV (ENGLAND)  BUAV's actual list is online and FREE...  Cruelty Free   American Anti-Vivisection Society   Nature Watch (UK) Uncaged (UK)  They require payment for their cruelty free guide and they get it from Nature Watch... KARA Korea  KARA I am NOT including PETA because I do NOT support their  deceptive practices. The woman who runs PETA believes pitbulls should be exterminated from the planet and she supports BSL (bred specific legislation that results in family dogs being snatched from their homes and killed), all feral cats should be killed,believes no animals should be owned as pets, uses naked ce