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Which Korean Brands Are Cruelty Free?
South Korea phased out all animal testing on domestic cosmetics in 2018. Some brands do however sell their products into China, where animal testing can sometimes be a condition of sale. Below are our confirmed cruelty free Korean beauty brands:
Jelly Ko
Forget boring skincare - Jelly Ko makes products so decadent you'll want to eat them. But these tasty treats are just for your skin. If bubble tea for your skin sounds like your jam then this is one K-Beauty brand you won't want to miss out on. Luckily, Jelly Ko doesn't need to test their products on animals because they test them on real humans instead.
Subi
Subi is a Korean Beauty brand based that uses the latest Korean skincare technology blended with Australia’s no fuss, minimalist approach to skincare and ingredients. Subi means “defence” in Korean and that’s exactly what Subi products are – a defence for your skin. The brand creates vegan and cruelty free products that boost your skin using clean, natural ingredients. They do not sell into China.
Love your cruelty free K-Beauty brands? You’re not alone! As the South Korean legislation banning animal testing is now in force, we can enjoy even more Cruelty-Free K-Beauty brands, and that’s good news for everyone!
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