Lush a better approach

[combat_claire]

I am talking pre-ban, stop being deliberately obtuse and answer the question.

407,791 people marched to support hunting and rural life, how many marched to demand a ban??

 

[HeWasGeeBee]

i highly doubt lush will be squirming they are very strong about their animal rights ethics. if you dont care about animal rights go spend your money at another company, perhaps one that does animal testing?! might be more up your street?

I presume you've done your research then, and know that animal testing on cosmetics is banned by the EU? I suggest you read the link below. Animal testing is banned on finished products and is being phased out on ingredients, regardless of whether there is an alternative.

http://europa.eu/legislation_summaries/consumers/product_labelling_and_packaging/l21191_en.htm

As you'd done such in depth research into animal testing for cosmetics, am I to assume you've done the same level of research into hunting?

Quite a lot of the ingredients in LUSH products have been tested on animals.