Brian neal Two amazing people that I have the pleasure to serve. My first manufacturing factory made professional hair color for Paul Mitchell which they eventually purchased. That factory is still making that color so those jobs have remained in our town since the 80’s. Paul Mazzotta

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The difference are humans have a choice to use the products or not. Consumers can complain and contact the company or make a lawsuit. Animals are in cages and forced on experiments.

I think it implies that there is a substantial amount of confidence in the science before it is tested. The harder way than early testing on animals with trial and error.

The reality is that the FDA will not permit anything on a human that has first not been tested hence animals. The ingredients in the products were purchased by the company. Hence, these ingredients were tested on animals. Here’s the play on words: Paul Mitchell systems never tested on animals truth. But the ingredients, they purchased, in the products were.