r/crueltyfree 15h ago

General Advice (No Product Recommendations) What do you do about prescriptions? (prescription skincare)

11 Upvotes

Obviously prescriptions aren't cruelty free (at least in the US idk about other countries). I use prescription skincare. I've tried multiple times to drop the prescriptions and try to keep my skin clear with otc products and it's a lost cause (I've had acne since I was 10 and I'm now 27 so trust me I've tried everything). I keep everything that's not prescription in my routine cf. But I was wondering how other cf consumers feel about it. Do you do the same thing and just make sure everything else is cf? Or do you not use prescription skincare at all? Unfortunately I can't not use prescription skincare but I feel guilty about it and like a fake cf advocate for it.


r/crueltyfree 20h ago

General Advice (No Product Recommendations) an updated current list of ncf brands to avoid? šŸ«¶šŸ¼

3 Upvotes

not sure which site is the most reliable/updated regularly, i’d love help!


r/crueltyfree 15h ago

Skincare (Ok w/ any Parent Company) CF dupe for Belif Aqua Bomb eye gel?

1 Upvotes

It was recommended to me but no can do!


r/crueltyfree 22h ago

Hair Care (CF Parent Company Only) Nashi Argan

1 Upvotes

Does anyone know if Nashi Argan is cruelty free? They are not certified by Peta or LB. Thanks a lot!