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SK-II (Procter & Gamble) is NOT Cruelty-Free

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SK-II (Procter & Gamble) does test on animals. They might conduct animal testing directly, rely on their suppliers to do so, or outsource it to a third party. Additionally, some brands in this category may sell products in regions where animal testing is legally mandated.

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