364
Fashion Jobs
L'OREAL GROUP
[l'Oreal Korea] Kiehl's - CRM & Trade Mkt sr. Specialist~Manager
Permanent · SEOUL
L'OREAL GROUP
[l'Oreal Korea] (jr.) Claim Substantiation Specialist - Corporate Regulatory Affairs
Permanent · SEOUL
L'OREAL GROUP
[l'Oreal Korea] (sr.) Product Manager - Kerastase Marketing Team, Ppd
Permanent · SEOUL
UNDER ARMOUR
Associate, HR Administration
Permanent · SEOUL
ARKET
Visual Merchandising Manager
Permanent · BUSAN
PUIG
Marketing Manager
Permanent · SEOUL
JAEGER
[Jaeger Lecoultre] Marketing & Communication Director
Permanent · SEOUL
ESTÉE LAUDER COMPANIES
Corporate Account Executive For Travel Retail Korea, Estee Lauder Companies
Permanent ·
ESTÉE LAUDER - BRAND
Assistant Education Manager, Estee Lauder
Permanent · SEOUL
L'OREAL GROUP
[l'Oreal Korea] Luxe Div. - Lancome E-Commerce Specialist
Permanent · SEOUL
COS
Instore Visual Merchandiser Manager_seoul/Gyeonggi
Permanent · SEOUL METROPOLITAN AREA
AESOP
Shinsegae Gwangju - Retail Consultant
Permanent · GWANGJU
COACH
Manager, Ecommerce
Permanent · SEOUL
ADIDAS
Manager, Business Planning & Analysis, Wholesales
Permanent · SEOUL
HENKEL
Adhesive Key Account Manager For Sports And Fashion Market
Permanent · BUSAN
HENKEL
Consumer Brands General Manager Assistant
Permanent ·
HYPEBEAST
Brand Partnership Manager
Permanent · SEOUL
ADIDAS
Manager, Retail Marketing - Originals, Brand Adidas
Permanent · SEOUL
ADIDAS
Manager, bu - Football Apparel, Brand Adidas
Permanent · SEOUL
SWAROVSKI
District Manager (Travel Retail)
Permanent · SEOUL
SHISEIDO
E-Key Account Manager, Cosmetics&Fragrance (Korean Only)
Permanent · SEOUL
ADIDAS
sr. Manager, Process Excellence & Analytics, Scm
Permanent · SEOUL
By
AFP-Relaxnews
Published
Oct 9, 2018
Reading time
2 minutes
Download
Download the article
Print
Text size

Dove gets certified cruelty-free

By
AFP-Relaxnews
Published
Oct 9, 2018

Beauty giant Dove has been awarded cruelty-free status by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).




The Unilever-owned skincare and haircare brand has received the accolade after committing to not conducting any tests on animals anywhere in the world. Following the news, the company will begin to display the PETA cruelty-free logo on its packaging, as of January 2019.

The move comes as personal care conglomerate Unilever is doubling down on its support for a global ban on animal testing for cosmetics. The company has unveiled a new partnership with the animal protection organization Humane Society International (HSI), which aims to encourage and facilitate non-animal approaches across the cosmetics industry, as well as investing in the training of future safety scientists. Unilever is now supporting HSI's global #BeCrueltyFree initiative, which is campaigning, via legislative reform, for a worldwide ban on cosmetic animal testing and trade, consistent with the European Union model.

"Animal testing for cosmetics has been banned in the EU since 2013, and we hope that an adoption of similar bans in other countries will accelerate the regulatory acceptance of alternative approaches and thereby remove any requirements for any animal testing for cosmetics anywhere in the world," said David Blanchard, Chief Research and Development Officer at Unilever, in a statement.

"Cruelty-free" has become a major buzzword across the beauty industry this past year, with brands such as Tarte Cosmetics and Fenty Beauty by Rihanna seeing huge success with a business model that eschews animal testing. Earlier this month, The Body Shop teamed up with the animal rights organization Cruelty Free International to protest against cosmetic animal testing, while California recently passed the ‘California Cruelty-Free Cosmetics Act, SB 1249,' which will make it illegal for cosmetics tested on animals to be sold in the state as of January 1, 2020.
 

Copyright © 2024 AFP-Relaxnews. All rights reserved.