Several makeup brands still test on animals in 2023, despite the awareness around the ethics of going cruelty-free. Most of the brands mentioned below are selling their products in China, where animal testing is required by law for most imported cosmetics. Here are some of the makeup brands that still test on animals:

• Acqua di Parma
• ACT
• AERIN Beauty
• Aim
• Ajax
• Algenist
• Almay
• Alterna Haircare
• Always
• AMOREPACIFIC
• Amway Artistry
• Anna Sui
• Anessa
• Aprilskin
• Aquaphor
• Balenciaga
• Batiste
• Bed Head
• Cacharel
• Calvin Klein Fragrances
• CeraVe
• Chanel
• ChapStick
• Chloe
• Christian Dior
• Clairol
• Clarins
• Clean & Clear
• Clear
• Clearasil
• Clinique
• Clorox
• Close-Up
• CLR
• CND
• Colgate
• Coppertone
• Coty Inc.
• CoverGirl
• Crest
• Degree
• Dial
• Diesel Fragrances
• Dior
• Dove
• Dr. Jart+
• Drunk Elephant
• Dunhill Fragrances
• Elizabeth Arden
• Estée Lauder
• Eucerin
• Garnier
• Giorgio Armani
• Givenchy
• Glade
• Good Chemistry
• Gucci Fragrances
• Head & Shoulders
• Herbal Essences
• Hugo Boss Fragrances
• Inglot
• Irish Spring
• Issey Miyake Fragrances
• Ivory
• Jergens
• Jimmy Choo Fragrances
• John Frieda
• Johnsons
• Jo Malone London
• Kao USA
• Kiehls
• Kiko Milano
• LOreal
• La Mer
• La Roche-Posay
• Lab Series
• Lady Speed Stick
• Lancôme
• Listerine
• LOreal Paris
• LOreal Professionnel
• Lysol
• MAC Cosmetics
• Marc Jacobs Fragrances
• Maybelline
• Michael Kors Fragrances
• Miu Miu Fragrances
• Mr. Clean
• Nair
• NARS
• Neutrogena
• Nexxus
• Nivea
• NYX
• Olay
• Old Spice
• OPI
• Oral-B
• Origins
• Paco Rabanne Fragrances
• Palmolive
• Pantene
• Pepsodent
• Peter Thomas Roth
• Pledge
• Polo Ralph Lauren Fragrances
• Prada Fragrances
• Procter & Gamble
• Pureology
• Ralph Lauren Fragrances
• Rimmel London
• Sally Hansen
• Schwarzkopf
• Secret
• Sensodyne
• Shiseido
• Sinful Colors
• SK-II
• Softsoap
• Speed Stick
• St. Ives
• Suave
• Sunsilk
• Tarte Cosmetics
• The Body Shop
• Tide
• Tom Ford Beauty
• Tommy Hilfiger Fragrances
• TonyMoly
• Tresemme
• Vaseline
• Veet
• Victorias Secret
• Vidal Sassoon
• Wella
• Wet n Wild
• Woolite
• Yves Saint Laurent Fragrances
• Zest
• ZitSticka

Its important to note that some brands may claim to be cruelty-free but still test on animals in some capacity, such as by funding animal testing in countries where it is required by law. Therefore, its essential to do thorough research before purchasing any makeup products.