How To Help?

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 There are several ways to spread the word and support the "Stop Animal Testing" campaigns. However, the best way you could do is to sign a petition!

TO SIGN THE PETITION, CLICK THIS LINK: https://www.change.org/p/ban-cosmetics-tested-on-animals-now

For more information on how animal testing works, watch the following video:

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