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IS ORIGINS CRUELTY-FREE IN 2022-2023?

Is Origins cruelty-free? No, Origins is not cruelty-free, they test their products on animals. Origins products are sold in mainland China where animal testing is required by law.

Origins animal testing policy

The official Origins animal testing policy states they test their products on animals where required by law.

Our belief is that science can end animal testing.

We don’t believe in testing on animals. We believe in the power of nature and the proof of science. And we know science has proven it’s unnecessary to test products for safety on animals. So we don’t do it. Instead, we use volunteers to test out our products. And they help us make sure everything is totally safe for you.

Some countries where Origins is sold require animal testing on all imported cosmetics as part of their regulator safety process. As a brand rooted in science, we’re doing everything we can to put an end to animal testing worldwide through science. That’s why we’re partnering with The Institute for In Vitro Sciences (http://wwww.iivs.org) in their mission to ensure alternative testing becomes the global standard.”

Is Origins vegan?

No, Origins is not 100% vegan meaning some of their products contain ingredients derived from animals or their by-products.

Is Origins sold in China?

Does Origins sell in China? Yes, Origins is sold in mainland China.

Do Origins test on animals?

Does Origins test on animals? Origins sell its products in mainland China where post-market animal testing is still required by law.

Is Origins owned by a parent company?

Origins are owned by Estée Lauder, a parent company that tests on animals.

What they sell

Origins sell makeup and skincare.

Origins animal testing position:

This brand is NOT cruelty-free.

I love this brand, what can I do?

Origins create amazing makeup products and there is a lot of love for the brand. Try reaching out and respectfully asking the brands you love to reconsider their animal testing policies and selling in the Chinese market until the post and pre-market animal testing laws have changed.

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