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Hair highlights not tested on animals

Tiggerman111 · 2010-08-09 16:07:16

Hi, I was wondering if anyone knew whether the hair dye in the likes of hair salons are tested on animals? I get my hair highlighted twice a year but I have become very careful not to use products that have been tested on animals.... any info much appreciated!

09-08-2010 04:07PM

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Tiggerman111

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Hi,

I was wondering if anyone knew whether the hair dye in the likes of hair salons are tested on animals? I get my hair highlighted twice a year but I have become very careful not to use products that have been tested on animals.... any info much appreciated!

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#2 23-08-2010 10:37AM

rantyface

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Not exactly what you're looking for, but the lush shampoo, the blonde, makes my hair about two shades lighter. You can use it instead of your normal shampoo. It takes a few weeks but definitely works. 100g lasts me ages and I shampoo once a day. It also makes my hair look thicker.

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