Revlon Luxurious Lengths Mascara- 3/5

Another pretty-decent-but-missing-something review. The mascara is fine, but the brush leaves something to be desired.

Almay Clear Complexion Concealer- 4/5

I've had this concealer for awhile and I'm mostly satisfied with it. Almay doesn't test on animals and has a really wide range of products, so I thought this was a good place to start. I use this concealer on my under-eye circles and I've never had any problems with it. I'll be using it in 'light'.

Introductory post!

Who are you?

Someone on the internet who cares very much about animals. Vegetarian since February 2008. Vegan when the circumstances will change.

How did this blog start?
I wanted an easy way to find reviews for makeup products that were only cruelty-free, or not tested on animals. Unfortunately all the sites I found included super-long posts about the blogger's personal life about or weren't updated enough. Necessity is the mother of invention, so I decided to make my own.

I have a comment/question/review request/brand I want to see. How can I contact you?

firesoul17@gmail.com. I am not the only one with this username, so don't assume if you see someone on another site with this username that it's me.

How do you know what's not tested on animals?

The most reliable source I can find is here, from Caring Consumer. Look at the PDFs. Caring Consumer is an organization (run by PETA- see below) that provides the general public with information about who does and doesn't test on animals.

How do you feel about PETA?

I'm not in love with them. I used to be, but I'm not. I try not to give money to them because I think some of their ideologies are insane, so thankfully they have some great online resources for free. I know some vegetarians/vegans are ga-ga over PETA. To each their own.