Lipsi Cosmetics Takes Cruelty-Free Approach to Product Testing

Lipsi Cosmetics has a goal to create not only the highest quality beauty products, but also produce them in a manner that's cruelty-free.

2012-07-25

LOS ANGELES, CA, July 25, 2012 (Press-News.org) Drawing from the magical colors of the Mediterranean, Lipsi Cosmetics has a goal to create not only the highest quality beauty products, but also produce them in a manner that's cruelty-free.

"We do not and will not exploit animals for testing our products, as there are many ways to test cosmetics in a humane way," said Caite Pywar, co-founder of Lipsi Cosmetics. Alternative methods include the use of cell and skin tissue cultures, corneas from eye banks, and sophisticated computer and scientific models that allow researchers to see how a human would react to specific ingredients.

Lipsi Cosmetics manufactures its cosmetics line in the United States allowing for better quality control and more rigorous standards, and is on a mission to create products that accentuate every woman's natural beauty while making a necessary impact in the world.

As a brand that's intimately connected to nature and relies on Mother Earth for inspiration, it should be no surprise to hear that Lipsi Cosmetics is maintaining a cruelty-free approach to product testing.

For more information about Lipsi Cosmetics, including press and media inquiries, please visit the company website or call (310) 804-8426.

About Lipsi Cosmetics, LLC:
Lipsi Cosmetics is a Greek-inspired makeup company based in Santa Monica, California that focuses on delivering the highest quality cosmetics combined with a truly memorable experience. The brand features makeup and cosmetic accessories that suit the needs of every type of woman, and products are designed to look completely natural on every skin color.

Contact:
Lipsi Cosmetics, LLC
Contact: Chris Nikolaou
2500 Broadway, Suite F-125
Santa Monica, California 90404
Phone: (310) 804-8426
Email: info@lipsicosmetics.com
Website: http://www.lipsicosmetics.com

For press/media or wholesale inquiries, please contact Mr. Chris Nikolaou at (310) 804-8426.

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