Natura receives Leaping Bunny certification from Cruelty Free International

By Austyn King | Published: 27-Sep-2018
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The Brazilian natural cosmetics company has not tested on animals since 2006

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Brazilian cosmetics company Natura has been awarded Leaping Bunny certification by Cruelty Free International, reassuring consumers that none of its products or ingredients have been tested on animals.

The company hopes to reaffirm its commitment to

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