Estée Lauder Companies is taking cruelty-free cosmetics seriously

By Lucy Tandon Copp 2-Sep-2019

Colour Cosmetics | Regulatory

The beauty giant has become the latest to back the #BeCrueltyFree campaign

Estée Lauder Companies is the latest beauty company to back the #BeCrueltyFree campaign, which aims to eradicate cosmetics testing on animals.

The beauty giant, which owns Clinique, Jo Malone and Smashbox, has partnered with . . .

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