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Friday, July 6, 2012

Updated News! Urban Decay Not Selling In China



Animal Testing Policy


Urban Decay is a cruelty-free brand and is committed to ending animal testing. We do not test our finished products on animals, nor do we allow others to test on our behalf. Additionally, we require our suppliers to certify that the raw materials used in the manufacture of our products are not tested on animals. Our practices are certified by both PETA and The Leaping Bunny Program (CCIC) as cruelty-free.


UD Decides Not to Sell in China


After careful consideration of many issues, we have decided not to start selling Urban Decay products in China. While several factors were important in reaching this decision, ultimately we did not feel we could comply with current regulations in China and remain true to our core principles. We know there are many progressive consumers in China who would embrace an opportunity to purchase non-animal tested products - our hope remains that we have the chance to offer Urban Decay products to these consumers someday in the future.

Following our initial announcement, we realized that we needed to step back, carefully review our original plan, and talk to a number of individuals and organizations that were interested in our decision. We regret that we were unable to respond immediately to many of the questions we received, and appreciate the patience our customers have shown as we worked through this difficult issue.

Since our founding in 1996, we have been committed to ending animal testing in the cosmetics industry. As demonstrated by the renewed support we have received from organizations like PETA and the CCIC, this principle remains at our core. Urban Decay does not test its finished products on animals, nor do we allow others to test on our behalf, and we require our suppliers to certify that the raw materials used in the manufacture of our products are not tested on animals. Urban Decay is proud to be 100% cruelty-free.

If you have additional questions, please email us at info@urbandecay.com.


Vegan Products


If you see a purple paw print next to a product, Urban Decay certifies that it does not contain any animal-derived ingredients. Please note that within a product category, such as Eyeshadows, some shades will be marked with the vegan paw print, and others will not. We have an ongoing initiative with our laboratories to not only create shades (and entire product lines) that are vegan from the start, but also to identify which of our non-vegan products can be converted. In many situations, plant-derived or synthetic alternatives to animal-derived ingredients become available. As long as we can deliver the same high-quality products with rich color and texture, we will convert that product to 100% vegan ingredients, so be on the lookout for new offerings. We are often asked which of our products do not contain animal by-products, and for those customers, we offer our paw

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Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Urban Decay Naked Palette is Baaack!!

I was flipping through my latest Ulta booklet on page 7 it shows the picture of Urban Decay Naked Palette.  The colors are arranged in a different order then the original palette as shown below. The new palette shown in the booklet starts with eyeshadow Gunmetal ending with Virgin

I don't have this palette but now I have a chance to get it.  I will be using my $3.50 coupon to get it. Whoo Who!


Photo by Temptalia

Do you have this palette?  What do you like about it?


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Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Finding the best long lasting pencil eyeliner

I have oily skin, finding an eyeliner pencil that stays put even on the waterline (inner rims) or tightlining (upper rims) of the eyes is something I'm still trying to find that stays put all day.  Tried Revlon Colorstay eyeliner they tug on the eye abit and by the end of the day it's practically gone.  Tried Urban decay 24/7 eyeliner pencils.  They are great and I do love the way they glide on the eye without any tugging.  By far they work the best for me, but still by the end of the day it's not as intensifying as when I first apply it.  My mission is to try Makeup forever aqua eyes.  Hopefully, I find my true love of an eyeliner that stays put all day.



 What pencil eyeliner works best  for you?  Please share.
  

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