Teo · 10 answers · 4y

Are you more likely to buy a product (say, shampoo or any other body care product), if it is labeled as cruelty-free?

Cruelty free to animals? ...and the manufacturers? ... the shop floor workers? ...the marketers? jee I'm not sure any product is cruelty free.

I can't even remember the last time I read the label of a hygiene product thoroughly enough to know if it said that or not tbh.

The label wouldn't really mean anything to me - I just assume there are some other morally bankrupt shenanigans going on, or some bizarre definition of 'cruelty' they are using while they filet lab mice or whatever

That's not a selling point for me. I'll bet there were animals harmed in the making of this question somehow.

I don't buy it just because it says so on the tin, same with food stuff. It tends to be purely a branding thing with consumable items.

I only buy product for my hygiene that are cruelty-free or vegan. But I don't use many of them.

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