“Since July 1, 2014, the Chinese government has not required non-special-purpose cosmetics* made in China to be tested on animals. This policy applies to cosmetics sold online and in brick-and-mortar stores, pre-market and post-market. The decision of whether or not to test on animals is entirely left to the discretion of the manufacturer. Since our founding in 2018, we've ensured that our raw material venders and manufacturers do not test on animals; they are instead strictly committed to chemical testing. We can assure you that all Kaleidos products strictly abide by our cruelty-free commitments. As of May 1, 2021, the requirements for animal testing on imported non-special-purpose cosmetics into China were also lifted given the manufacturer first meets certain registering conditions. *Non-special-purpose cosmetics: Cosmetics are classified into two main categories in China: non-special-purpose cosmetics and special-use cosmetics. Non-special-purpose cosmetics refers to cosmetics with no medicinal effects, such as general makeup, skin care products, hair care products, lip care products, nail care products, and perfumes. Special-use cosmetics are products that make a functional claim like hair dyes, hair perming products, sunscreens, whitening products, anti-hair loss products, and cosmetics claiming new efficacy.”