We believe that the safety of cosmetic products can be validated through a comprehensive review, without the need for animal testing. However, in the past, some local authorities may have required animal testing data to legally register a small number of high performing products on the market.
Oriflame has made the decision to stop registration of any new cosmetic products where these criteria are applicable, anywhere in the world. As such, after 2023 no Oriflame products have been, or will be, subjected to animal testing by local authorities before launch.
We will continue to work with industry forums and authorities in all the countries in which we sell our cosmetic products to ensure a more humane and ethical approach to safety evaluation.
We are part of a global consortium (ICCS) seeking alternatives to animal testing, this enables a unified lobbying of regulations to put a stop to authorities testing cosmetic products on animals.
Our product formulations have an environmental impact during production, as well as during and following consumer usage. If not responsibly formulated, they may have a long-term impact on people and ecosystems both up and downstream in our value chain. This is why we need to take the right decisions regarding which ingredients we select as part of the formulation development.
Our product packaging has an environmental impact, both during production and disposal, and can contribute to the pollution of land and waterbodies downstream in our value chain, affecting ecosystems and local communities, including their human rights.
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