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I’m not sure where to go??
I just switched the link in the post above. Let me know if that works for you.
Yes, the new link worked! Thanks so much!!
You are welcome! 😀
Got it. Thanks! 🙂
Figured it out. Thanks!
Where to go?? Can’t find it.
got it….thanks Ms Hip
Thanks Collin, it’s my favorite drug store conditioner! Definitely try it if you have dry curly hair, like mine. The sample packs are great for travel. Hoping it’ll come with a Q, too.
I know it’s free, but these guys test on animals. Just something to think about.
I’d rather they tested on animals then test it first on humans! just saying…. 🙂
Their website says they haven’t since 1989
https://www.garnier.com.au/_en/_au/programmes/faq/answer.aspx?tpcode=PROGRAMMES^FAQ^GARNIERBRAND^GARNIERBRAND_T5^GARNIERBRAND_T5_Q12
That’s a good point, Rose. Thanks for pointing it out. Unfortunately, most mass-marketed items are.
Im thinking this is spam.i cant get a thing off here,it takes forever to load to now where…..
Got it! One under hubby and one for me!
If it is true they test on animals I will not use their products…how do we know they do?
They say they do not anymore– https://www.garnier.com.au/_en/_au/programmes/faq/answer.aspx?tpcode=PROGRAMMES^FAQ^GARNIERBRAND^GARNIERBRAND_T5^GARNIERBRAND_T5_Q12
Here’s a link to check who does test on animals, and who doesn’t. Sometimes specific brands will claim they don’t, when the parent company actually does. I know it’s a little complicated. Here’s a link if you’re interested, I know it’s a personal choice.
https://www.peta.org/living/beauty-and-personal-care/companies/default.aspx
A company can say they don’t test on animals, because what they now use has already been previously tested on animals by another company (so the first company doesn’t have to do testing that has already been done). Or they say the FINAL product isn’t tested on animals. They could also use items that have not been tested for efficacy or safety at all. I would rather see a list (of companies that don’t test on animals) compiled from an unbiased third party, than from a group like PETA. I myself would rather products be tested for safety on animals, than go to use a product on me or my child and have something bad happen.
Hi Linda,
I agree, I would rather see an unbiased list as well. Unfortunately this seems to be a topic people are fairly passionate about, so finding an unbiased list can be quite the challenge. I posted this, as people were asking a quick way to research companies. There is the option of researching each product yourself if it’s a concern, something I choose to do myself, although I do realize it takes time and energy! A lot of ethically responsible companies choose not to test on animals and instead test their products in labs and on volunteer panels. I think most people would be surprised on how many products actually aren’t tested on animals.
Once again, it’s a choice each individual gets to make. There’s lots of other great ways to make ethical decisions, choosing a vegetarian diet, a low fuel consuming vehicle, eating organic and locally grown… the list goes on. I just think people need to be aware of what they are using, and then make the choice for themselves.
R
I just tried and it is not offering samples! :(, Is it only for new customers?