Whenever one has dandruff or itch on one’s scalp, most of the time people suggest Head & Shoulders. Since I seem to have both, I was many times suggested this brand. However, it never worked on my scalp. Maybe it’s not meant for my condition. I am partially relieved that it does not work on my scalp as I would not want to depend on a brand that is not cruelty-free.
Is Head & Shoulders certified cruelty-free?
No, PETA lists Head & Shoulders as an animal testing brand. So Head & Shoulders is not certified cruelty-free.
Is Head & Shoulders owned by a certified cruelty-free parent?
No, Head & Shoulders is owned by Procter & Gamble (P&G). PETA lists Procter & Gamble as an animal testing brand.
What is Head & Shoulders’ cruelty-free status?
As previously stated by PETA Head & Shoulders is a brand that supports animal testing. So Head & Shoulders is not cruelty-free.
Which brands should I support instead?
If you are looking for a brand that is serious about its anti-animal-testing policy. Check my list of brands that are against animal testing.
Source: Head & Shoulders Animal Testing Policy and Mainland China Website as at 22.3.2020
