Is Wet N Wild Cruelty-Free?

Is Wet N Wild cruelty-free? No, Wet N Wild is not cruelty-free. Wet N Wild products are sold in mainland China where animal testing is required by law.

Where can I find cruelty free brands that don’t test on animals?

You can have a look at our list of cruelty-free brands.

Is Wet N Wild sold in China?

Does Wet N Wild sell in China? Yes, Wet N Wild is sold in China.

Wet N Wild animal testing policy

The Wet N Wild animal testing policy states they do not test their products on animals.

A word about animal testing in China: Even though the Chinese laws surrounding routine post-market testing have changed, brands are still subject to non-routine animal testing if a consumer makes a complaint about a product. Pre-market testing laws still apply.

Does Wet N Wild test on animals?

Wet N Wild sell their products in mainland China where post-market animal testing is still required by law.

Is Wet N Wild vegan?

No, not all Wet N Wild products are 100% vegan meaning some of their products contain animal-derived ingredients or animal by-products.

Is Wet N Wild owned by a parent company?

Yes, Wet n Wild is owned by Markwins International who also owns Lip Smacker and Physician’s Formula.

What they sell

Wet N Wild Cosmetics sells makeup like foundation, concealer, lip gloss, mascara, lashes, lip liner, eyeliner, blush, and bronzer.

Is Wet N Wild palm oil free?

Do Wet N Wild products contain palm oil? Yes, Wet N Wild products contain ingredients derived from palm oil which means this brand is NOT palm oil free.

Wet N Wild cruelty-free status:

This brand is NOT cruelty-free.

I love this brand, what can I do?

Wet N Wild creates 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 selling in the Chinese market until the post and pre-market animal testing laws have changed.

Want more? Check out our current list of cruelty-free brands.

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