My latest find on no animal testing products. Palmer's Face Soap

I am a content consumer with the latest additions to my cruelty free arsenal. This new face soap deserves a mention.  I have struggled to find a face wash that is kind to the purse strings, environment and animals.  

Ethical shopping- why I choose what I choose

I choose to walk an animal friendly and now earth friendly path in a world where we could all be a little kinder to each other.  I am not a professional or an authority on anything but if I can provoke thought and start a conversation on ethical shopping amongst my nearest and dearest I'll be happy.

Updated Shopping Guide to Cruelty Free Brands and Products

 
Cntd: A work in progress guide for the cruelty free novice.. 

Updated shopping list as of November 30th, 2015
Makeup 

A Shopping Guide to cruelty free makeup and household products - what to buy and where

A work in progress guide for the cruelty free novice...

Updated on October 23rd 2015)

Paul Mitchell- Cruelty Free Shampoo. A Review

I bought the color care shampoo and the strengthening conditioner. Paul Mitchell is an animal friendly brand and currently has the PETA and The Leaping Bunny cruelty free, does not test on our cuddly companions stamp of approval.

First the shampoo: I bought it on sale for $9 in Bed Bath & Beyond.   Participating in a normal shower routine, I reached for the Paul Mitchell Color Care Shampoo.  My first impression is that the smell isn't strong at all, it's pleasant but faint.  I pour a decent to average amount in my hand and go to work only to find my tools appear to be broken and my tools are not my hands.