Does anyone know of a Micellar Water not tested on Animals?

Such a shame that seemingly ‘ethical’ brands such as Simple and The Body Shop are owned by large corporations which do.. I will stop buying Garnier’s micellar water.

It would be great if all companies would stop testing on animals, it is so unnecessary. I need to check this when I buy products.

Thank you for the additional information beautylover_23 i purchased the Simple water and seems to be pretty good, however rading your post about Unilever testing on animals is a sureity that i won’t be purchasing it again. Thank You.

Also, I just want to point out that the parent company of the brand Simple is Unilever, which has a pretty disturbing record of animal testing. While Simple itself might not test on animals its profit goes toward a company that tests on animals quite abundantly.

Garnier test on animals FYI. Quite a lot.
Try swisse

I second the Simple micellar water. They don’t add fragrance as well which I love.

Bioderma has responded to my question stating that their products are not tested on animals. I have tried the Garnier water and didn’t like it as much as Bioderma however I will check out the other products mentioned above as I’m sure it would be a lot cheaper. Thanks for your help : )

I’ve just found that Avene also have a micellar cleanser (Micellaire Lotion Cleanser & Makeup Remover), their products also do not test on animals!

Simple Skincare have a micellar water, and they don’t test on animals and they don’t use any animal derived products, if that helps 🙂

You could try Swisse Micellar Makeup Remover. Their website says that it is not tested on animals:

http://www.swisse.com/au/skin-care/face/269/swisse-micellar-makeup-remover

I’ve seen a micellar water from a French organic brand called Melvita on Look Fantastic. I assume that the company is cruelty-free, but I couldn’t see anything on their website:

http://www.lookfantastic.com/melvita-rose-micellar-water-200ml/10625346.html

http://uk.melvita.com/