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AF94 Cruelty-Free Status
At Conscious Bunny, we go beyond just cruelty-free claims — we also check if a brand is vegan, clean, ethical, and sustainable. Below, find everything you need to decide if AF94 fits your conscious beauty values.

** It looks like the brand went out of business; they haven’t updated their Instagram in years, and used to be available at Ulta, but I can’t find their products there anymore. **
Is AF94 Cruelty-Free?
Yes, AF94 is cruelty-free. The brand has confirmed that they do not test their products or ingredients on animals or ask others to test on their behalf
Is AF94 Cruelty-Free Certified?
Yes, AF94 is certified by PETA.
Companies can be fully cruelty-free without being certified, but certifications are a good indicator of their ethical practices. The most trusted organizations that give out certifications are PETA and Leaping Bunny.
Is AF94 Owned By A Cruelty-Free Parent Company?
AF94 is not owned by a parent company that tests on animals.
Many brands are owned by larger companies (we call them parent companies) like L’Oréal, Estée Lauder, or Procter & Gamble—some of which still conduct animal testing.
Although the parent company may not be cruelty-free, some brands under their umbrella follow strict no-animal-testing policies and are considered cruelty-free.
Some consumers avoid brands with non-cruelty-free parents, while others support the cruelty-free brand itself. We provide this info so you can decide what feels right for you.
Is AF94 Sold Where Animal Testing Is Required By Law?
AF94 is not sold where animal testing is required by law.
In countries like China, some cosmetics still face mandatory animal testing, especially when sold in physical stores.
China has historically required animal testing, but since 2023, brands can enter the Chinese market without funding animal testing. Just remember that while China is easing its rules, not all brands sold there are automatically cruelty-free. Read our detailed guide on Animal Testing Laws In China to learn more.
Is AF94 Vegan?
AF94 is 100% vegan, meaning none of its products contain animal-derived ingredients.
A brand is considered 100% vegan when all its products contain no animal-derived ingredients. Some brands may offer only a selection of vegan products rather than a fully vegan lineup.
Check out our 100% Vegan Beauty Brands A-Z list, or use our free Vegan Ingredient Checker to determine whether a specific product contains animal-derived ingredients.
Thorough Research Impossible
Since the brand seems to be out of business, it is currently impossible to reach out to the brand an verify information such as ingredient standards, sustainability efforts, certifications, and more.
Why Trust Conscious Bunny?
Our mission is to make it easier for you by providing clear, fact-based insights. We research everything and reach out to brands directly to gather details about their full animal testing policy, as well as details on their ingredients, sustainability efforts, and more.
Only brands that confirm no animal testing at any stage are added to our cruelty-free list. We also regularly update our information as laws or practices change. To learn more about our thorough process, check out how we rate brands.
I hope that this post answered all your questions. If not, please feel free to leave a comment below or reach out through the contact form. I’m more than happy to help!
Here are some of the resources we provide to help you on your cruelty-free journey:
- Cruelty-Free Symbols & Vegan Labels
- Parent Companies And Their Cruelty-Free Brands
- What Makes A Beauty Product Vegan?
- Difference Between Vegan And Vegetarian Beauty
- What Is Clean Beauty & Why Would You Care?
- How To Spot Greenwashing In Beauty
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We do our best to keep our brand information accurate and up to date through ongoing research and brand communication. Since policies can change, we always recommend double-checking directly with the brand when needed.
