Yes, It's a 10 is generally treated as cruelty-free by current cruelty-free databases.

Schwarzkopf says it does not test its hair cosmetic products on animals, but strict cruelty-free databases do not all treat the brand as cruelty-free.

No, Vichy is not a strict cruelty-free pick.

Yes, Davines says it does not test products or ingredients on animals and does not delegate that testing to third parties.

I would not treat Bed Head as clearly cruelty-free. The brand does not have the kind of easy third-party confirmation strict shoppers look for.

No, Origins is not a strict cruelty-free brand.

Boots own-brand beauty and personal care products are a strong cruelty-free yes, but that does not cover every brand sold inside Boots stores.

No, Olay is not a clean cruelty-free pick for strict shoppers.

No, TRESemme says it does not test on animals, and PETA has recognized the brand through its Beauty Without Bunnies program.

No, Redken is not a strict cruelty-free pick.