Animal Control On Animals

Millions of animals every year are being used in labs to test cosmetics. This problem has become a worldwide issue and the U.S. needs to make a change by prohibiting the use of animals in testing cosmetics for safe use.

The destructive use of animals in experiments is not only cruel but also ineffective. Animal testing is a traditional approach to studying how human and animal bodies work. Many scientists who use animals debate that there is no other way to achieve their scientific purposes, and that any pain or distress caused to the animals is outweighed by the benefits of the research. However, is putting the lives of innocent, helpless animals worth it so that someone can enjoy a cosmetic product? On average over 115 million rabbits, dogs, cats, mice, and other animals are burned, poisoned and killed in painful experiments each year for the sake of cosmetics and toiletries. Many brands such as Dove, MAC, Maybelline, Veet, Michael Kors and plenty others

It is completely illogical to believe that humans will end up having the same defects because of the product as that animal did. Animals bodies and humans bodies are very different and to believe that testing these animals to see the results that it may end up causing for humans is something that makes no sense. The animal legal defense fund states, “these tests have been done already, for years—and none of these cosmetic tests are required by law”( “aldf” par.3). This demonstrates that these companies have been testing these animals for years and they have all had the same results and none of it is required. They keep on harming these animals for no reason because they have been doing it for many years and yet there has been no change to the products. Obviously animal testing needs to be stopped due to the fact that it is a useless way to test products because over 98 percent of the illness are not seen in animals, difference between animals and humans, and because these animal testings are not required by

Imagine being born, only to live a life of torture. You are brought to a lab, and cruelly tested on against your will. Toxins poured into your eyes, painful injections to your skin, then left to die when you’re no longer useful. Although many do not realize it, people use products tested on animals in their everyday lives. For girls, many of your favorite makeup brands, such as Estee Lauder, Makeup Forever, and Maybelline take part in animal testing. Products such as toothpaste, cologne, deodorant, laundry detergent, razors, and even band-aids aren’t tested innocently, either. As a makeup enthusiast, I am passionate about how the products I use daily are tested. Today I will help you understand what animal testing is and how it started, how it’s currently affecting animals around the world, and what organizations are doing to help make a difference in the future. To begin, I will explain the history of animal testing. An animal test is any scientific experiment or test in which a live animal is forced to undergo something that is likely to cause them pain, suffering, distress, or lasting harm.(https://www.crueltyfreeinternational.org/why-we-do-it/what-animal-testing) Animal experiments are not the same as taking your animal to the vet. Animals used in laboratories are harmed, not for their own good, and usually killed at the end of an experiment. Animal experiments include injecting or force feeding animals with potentially harmful substances, exposing animals to radiation,

When was the last time you bought makeup? Or even more specifically when was the last time you bought makeup that was tested on animals? Each year in Australia alone, over 100 million animals will die from exposure to commercial animal testing or in simpler terms, animal cruelty that is commonly disregarded as it is just ‘’science’’. However, product testing on animal is extremely unethical and is pure cruelty. Here is why we need to stop this mistreatment immediately.

A rabbit lives its life trapped in a laboratory. It doesn’t get fresh air and has different products tested on it every day. The product can make the rabbit go blind or cause its skin to burn, but there is nothing the rabbit can do about it. This is what happens to animals every day from cosmetic companies who test their products on animals. According to Cruelty Free Kitty (2017), over 30 cosmetic companies continue to use animal testing to improve their products. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (2017), “the agency has consistently advised cosmetic manufactures to employ whatever testing is appropriate and effective for substantiating the safety of their products.” This means that if the company believes animal testing is the best option for their product they are allowed to do it. Testing cosmetics on animals is cruel and inhumane, and people should avoid using products that test on animals.

Establish Credibility: I have 3 dogs at home that I absolutely love. I couldn’t imagine one of my sweet, loving animals being tested on. I decided to use products, especially make up brands that are animal cruelty free. I want to see a change in the industry so I figured I would take a step towards doing so.

Over 100 million animals die each year from animal testing alone states PETA. Makeup and beauty companies test their products on animals. These products are harmful to them. The testing procedures are also very cruel. There are many problems with animal testing, but they can be solved.

Animal testing for cosmetic products and substances should be banned completely because of the cruelty the animals encounter during the experiments. According to neavs.org, animals “spend their lives in barren cages, unable to make choices or express natural behaviors”( “Harm and Suffering”). The animals that are being used for testing are being contained in crowded cages in an unnatural habitat. They don’t get the freedom to experience fresh air or sunshine because of the condition they are kept in everyday. This restrains the animals from doing what they coexist to do naturally. The standard lab conditions causes animals to go through severe stress, which then later on appears as physical signs of stress. According to their website,

Animal testing should not be used in cosmetic industries as a source of experimentation because it is unethical and inefficient. It is a cruel way of trying to find results that are not even always trustworthy. Everyone has a different reaction to different chemicals so why even bother animals for testing? Also different species can respond differently when exposed to the same chemical so animal testing can be inefficient. The results from animal tests can be quite variable and difficult to interpret therefore it may not be applicable to human beings. Thus, consumer safety still cannot be guaranteed even after these gruesome tests which are totally unethical. It is also unethical to torture and end the lives of these animals each year for our own luxury. Everyday cosmetic industries are using defenseless animals very cruelly just to carry out some most often useless tests. Instead they should use other alternatives which has been proved to yield better and accurate results than tests involving animals.

Over the course of many years, makeup has been an important part of society. Not only is it used for beauty, but also as a form of self-expression. Popular makeup brands such as Maybelline, Covergirl, and MAC are frequently advertised on TV, featuring celebrities to promote their latest lip products. At the same time, consumers are not aware of what happens inside the laboratories that make them. Every year, the U.S. Government spends billions of dollars on animal testing for cosmetics–but those animals in the lab are suffering, even when there are already more humane alternative ways to test these products.

Much progress has been made to end this testing, gearing the world into the right direction of animal testing free procedures, though, not everyone is on board. The United States have yet to hop onto the train toward a free animal testing future. The United States continues to test on animals for cosmetics even though there are numerous ways to test, without using animals, that are more efficient and effective than animal testing. (3D tissue samples of corneas made from human cells can be used instead of using an animal organ when testing for cosmetics side effects.) What is worse than the United States still testing on animals, is that there is continued demand for even more animal

First of all, using animals for cosmetic purposes is unnecessary because it puts them through pain no living being should go through. The animals have to unwillingly participate in painful test for people to have various types of cosmetics. According to Barbara James the animals are force feed the products until around fifty percent of them die. Another reason of why it is unnecessary is because we already have a variety of products on the market today. Do we really need a new shampoo every few weeks to months? If the products are practically the same then why do we continue to test them on innocent animals? The products we use today are working then we should

Every year millions of cosmetics from different brands are kept on display. Not many people know that there are many steps in creating these cosmetics. On of the final step is to test these cosmetics on animals to make sure they are safe. Innocent animals who have no ability to fight or communicate with humans for justice. For past few years, the demand for beauty products increased as more women venture out into the work world. This increase in demand for cosmetic products have increased the need for more animals for testing. The approximate estimation of cosmetic business is 62.46 billion in 2016 and about 2 to 4 million animals were used for testing this beauty products last year. The federal government should come up with a law that would restrict or remove any

However, there have been many scientific research and examples that illustrates companies do not actually need animals in order to produce high end products without jeopardizing someone’s health. One example is the company, Lush, whose business revolved into a popular franchise amidst them marketing themselves as an animal cruelty-free, organic beauty company. The words “animal cruelty” may not have any emotional meaning to you, as there are only two simple words. However, those words hold the world of tremendous pain inflicted on inculpable animals, who cannot defend themselves, except to cry out, hoping for a change. The pain which animals go through during cosmetics testing is unimaginable and horrific, yet it appears as if no one cares, as the majority of the world seems to rather look outwardly beautifully than to look the negative impact of their products. They don’t realize that in order for lipsticks and hair dye to be made “a tube is thrust down the throat of thousands of squirrel monkeys who are squished together in cages, and force fed the item to find out at which dosage level the animal dies.” (Gandhi.) They don’t know that to make shampoo, “A rabbit’s head is clamped in a clutch and their eyes are pegged open with metal clips while shampoo concentrate is dropped in until they die breaking their back struggling.” (Gandhi.) What they also don’t know is that companies engineer brutal torture to numerous of animals without sympathy and remorse, until the animal dies or until they achieve their goal. This is the reality of the cosmetic industry’s patronizing actions cosmetics industry against animals. As society start to recongnize that this should not be a reality for any living being, it becomes their first step in understanding why cosmetic testing should be banned from