We are proud to say, that Garnier has the stamp of approval from the Cruelty Free International Leaping Bunny programme, the leading organisation working to end animal testing globally, and the recognised Cruelty Free Gold Standard.
How does a brand obtain Cruelty Free approval?
Leaping Bunny requires brands to forensically investigate their entire supply chain, including all raw material and individual ingredients, for any cases of animal testing. Approval must be given to all a brand’s finished products, individual products or items cannot be approved in isolation.
What did this mean for Garnier?
For Garnier this was a case of securing a declaration from more than 500 suppliers, who source more than 3,000 different ingredients, from across the world. For many months Garnier and Cruelty Free International worked together to secure this evidence and ensure every product within Garnier’s global portfolio can officially display the Cruelty Free International Leaping Bunny logo - the universally recognised cruelty free mark. This stringent process ensures that consumers can buy Garnier products with complete confidence that they meet Leaping Bunny’s strict criteria.
Explore Our Cruelty Free Range
Explore Our Cruelty Free Range
Micellar Micellar Cleansing Water for Sensitive Skin
SkinActive Anti-Fatigue Hyaluronic Acid & Icy Cucumber Cryo Jelly Face Mask
SKIN ACTIVE Garnier Vitamin C Daily UV Brightening Fluid Invisible, SPF50+
GARNIER HAIR FOOD Garnier Nourishing Banana Hair Food 3 in 1 Multi-Use Mask For Dry Hair 400ml
SUPER UV Niacinamide Facial SPF50+ fluid
Ultimate Blends Hair Honey Serum For Dry Hair
Michelle Thew, Cruelty Free International CEO
“Garnier is a global brand familiar to us all. To declare them officially approved under the Cruelty Free International Leaping Bunny Programme is a real milestone. It has taken many months, but Garnier have diligently reviewed every supplier and source and we are completely confident with the results."
Did you know?
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I BOUGHT A GARNIER PRODUCT BUT DON’T SEE THE LEAPING BUNNY LOGO, IS IT CRUELTY FREE? We are actively updating our packaging to display the logo, but we don’t want to destroy packaging to make it happen and thus we’re updating our packaging step by step. But don’t worry, all our products (with or without the logo displayed) are now officially approved by Cruelty Free International under the Leaping Bunny programme. -
WHO IS CRUELTY FREE INTERNATIONAL AND WHY DID GARNIER CHOOSE TO PARTNER WITH THIS ORGANISATION? Cruelty Free International works to end animal experiments worldwide. They do this by investigating and exposing the reality of life for animals in laboratories. They challenge decision-makers to make a positive difference for animals. And they champion better science and cruelty free living.
The Cruelty Free International Leaping Bunny is a globally-recognisable gold standard for cosmetics, personal care and household products. It is the only international logo that requires a supplier monitoring system to be implemented by the company, supply chain checking for animal testing right down to ingredient manufacturer level, adherence to a fixed cut-off date policy and acceptance of ongoing independent audits to ensure compliance with all of these aspects.
For this reason, we believe the Leaping Bunny programme offers the best assurance a consumer can get that a brand is doing everything it can to scrutinise its supply network on an ongoing basis and is committed to removing animal testing from its supply chain. -
WHY IS GARNIER APPROVED BY CRUELTY FREE INTERNATIONAL WITH THE LEAPING BUNNY NOW? Garnier has been committed to a world against animal testing since 1989, but we know that today we have to go further. That’s why we have worked closely with Cruelty Free International to have the gold standard approval and reassure our consumers all over the world that we are doing everything we possibly can to be cruelty free. Garnier is a brand undergoing a real transformation, from improving our environmental impact to now being officially Leaping Bunny approved, we want to take every step it takes to become a truly committed brand. -
WHAT & HOW LONG WAS THE PROCESS? In order to achieve Leaping Bunny status, a brand must secure evidence from each supplier, which will then be audited regularly. For Garnier this was a case of securing a declaration from more than 500 suppliers, who source over 3,000 different ingredients for the brand, from across the world. For many months Garnier and Cruelty Free International have worked together to secure this evidence and ensure every product within Garnier’s global portfolio can officially display the universally recognisable Cruelty Free International Leaping Bunny logo. -
HOW DO I KNOW WHICH PRODUCTS ARE APPROVED BY CRUELTY FREE INTERNATIONAL? All Garnier products, all over the world are officially approved by Cruelty Free International under the Leaping Bunny programme.
Each product will display the Leaping Bunny logo on pack. We are actively updating our packaging to display the logo, but we don't want to destroy packaging to make it happen and thus we're updating our packaging step by step. But don't worry, all our products (with or without the logo displayed) are now officially approved by Cruelty Free International under the Leaping Bunny Programme.
Leaping Bunny requires brands to forensically investigate their entire supply chain, including all raw materials and individual ingredients, for any cases of animal testing. Leaping Bunny approval is given to all finished products within a brand. Individual products or items cannot become approved in isolation. -
WHY IS THE LEAPING BUNNY LOGO GREEN ON PACK, WHEN IT’S NORMALLY PINK OR BLACK? The Leaping Bunny that we will progressively add on pack has been validated by Cruelty Free International. We have made the choice of a green logo for artwork and printing purposes. -
DOES THE CRUELTY FREE APPROVAL MEAN THAT GARNIER PRODUCTS ARE ALSO CERTIFIED ORGANIC? Leaping bunny approval and organic certification are two different things. Our Garnier Organic range is certified by ECOCERT under The Soil Association as well as being officially approved by Cruelty Free International under the Leaping Bunny programme.