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    Almay Cosmetics Paper

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    would ask. However, using Almay Cosmetics as an example on how the company brands and packages its products will be reviewed. Then, discussing how effective the branding and packaging of Almay’s products is. Lastly, a comparison to similar products will be made About Almay Cosmetics Almay was founded and named after Alfred and Fanny May in 1931 with the intent of providing gentler cosmetics to women (History of Almay, n.d.). Almay provides hypoallergenic and sensitive skin, skin care products and makeup. The…

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    and take her with him. Finally, when they were getting shot at by Almay and the Caddos, Captain Kidd fought them off and killed them. Captain Kidd was always sure that she was out of harm’s way. Captain Kidd is a hero because of his unbroken commitment to protecting Johanna. Captain Kidd protects Johanna, we even see this at the start of the book when he keeps her from getting shot. Johanna has just slipped from the view of Simon and his wife and has started running towards the edge of the…

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    My Opinion on animal experimentation/testing is negative, no living animal/creature should have to endure pain and torture & have the possibility of death, for a product that a big majority of humans use. The horrible conditions the animals have to live in is horrific and inhumane. This youtube video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYATRV6W4iA&oref=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DrYATRV6W4iA&has_verified=1) displays the horrible truth of Animal testing in just 60 seconds. Brands…

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    Why Products Shouldn’t Be Tested On Animals Imagine being locked up in a cold cage with nothing you can say or do to get out, to be locked up your entire life like a prisoner when you have done nothing wrong. This is how millions of animals are feeling right now, not knowing that they will go through a painful procedure that could harm or even kill them. This is animal abuse. 67 percent of people believe that it is wrong for animals to be tested on, and I am one of them. In the further…

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    to eliminate animal testing such as; human cell tests where cell chips can function like real human organs allowing scientists to do disease research, drug testing, and toxicity testing as well as using cell–derived skin models to test cosmetics. Computer modeling to simulate human biology which have accurately been created to simulate progression in diseases and reactions in various drug tests. Also human volunteers where a method called micro dosing is used to safely test new drugs on human…

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    time and then later they will get their vision back but it might not be as good as it was before the scientists starting testing on their eyes. Another affect animal testing can have on animal is they can get permanent brain damage. They can have many problems with their organs as well. Drugs and cosmetics contain chemicals that can have dangerous side effects. They use animals because they are biologically similar to humans. Animals are used to test the safety and efficiency of products. They…

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    anaesthetic. The abuse animals during this test was publicised in the 1990’s to create a public frenzy and anger towards animal testing. This increased attention led to the ban of animal testing for cosmetics in 1998 within Britain. Animal testing in the United States is watched by the federal Animal Welfare Act (AWA), passed in 1966 and revised in 1970, 1976, and 1985. “A May 2013 Gallup poll found that 56% of Americans say medical testing on animals is morally acceptable with 39% saying it’s…

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    The controversy on whether animal experimentation is morally right has grown greatly since the 1980’s. For cosmetic and scientific purposes, animals have been used as variables to hypothesize how a certain product or drug would react on or in a human’s body. Cosmetically, animals are bred and used to test skin and eyewear products. Scientifically, animals are used to understand medical drugs, diseases or viruses. While this may seem productive, animal experimentation is flawed and unnecessary. …

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    Peta Ethical Organization

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    animal cruelty behind closed doors. They show reports of workers urinating on the "slaughter line". Kentucky Fried Chicken and Tyson Chicken brand also serve the infected meat to consumers. PETA is working to shut the two down. this is another act of kindness demonstrated by PETA and it also shows the compassion they have for animals. It is a point against the accusations of them not being genuine. I have always been an animal lover so the research process did change my feelings on a lot of…

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    possibly help end animal testing. How can I influence a company to change their policies? It's not as difficult as many might think. If you are buying makeup, soaps or anything cosmetic, just research some companies that still use animal testing. It is important that you do not buy these products, and definitely buy the products that are animal cruelty free. To take the process a step further, write the animal testing company a letter. Inform the company that you will not be buying their…

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