Cult Beauty Recently Banned the Sale of Badger Hair on Its Site
Grace Mahas — December 2, 2019 — Social Good
References: cosmeticsbusiness
Many brands are curating vegan-friendly cosmetics such as online retailer Cult Beauty who recently banned the sale of badger hair brushes on its site. The ban on badger hair make-up brushes comes in wake of activism surrounding the unethical farming conditions of the animal. Cult Beauty is one of many mega beauty retailers including NARS, Morphe, and Penhaligon's to stop selling the animal cosmetic product.
The decision was welcomed by animal cruelty activist PETA. Elisa Allen, Director of PETA, said: “No make-up brush is worth tormenting and killing a sensitive wild animal. By banning the sale of badger hair brushes on its hugely influential platform, Cult Beauty is helping PETA push the cosmetics industry in a kinder direction.
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The decision was welcomed by animal cruelty activist PETA. Elisa Allen, Director of PETA, said: “No make-up brush is worth tormenting and killing a sensitive wild animal. By banning the sale of badger hair brushes on its hugely influential platform, Cult Beauty is helping PETA push the cosmetics industry in a kinder direction.
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