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We Found the Perfect Red Lipstick Emma Stone Wears in Cruella Glamour 2 hrs ago © Disney\+/Everett Collection
After a year and change spent peering at co-workers through sad Zoom filters and perfecting our skin care routines, makeup is back. Thank God. And what perfect timing for
Cruella, a live-action film about the fur-obsessed Disney villain that s now in theaters.
Set in London during the punk-rock movement of the ‘70s, the film stars Emma Stone as a young grifter named Estella. Tired of a life of petty crime, Estella thinks she’s finally scored a dream job as a designer for Baroness von Hellman (Emma Thompson), the head of a prestigious Dior-like fashion house. But Estella is both talented and rebellious a dangerous combination to someone like the Baroness, who is more than happy to take credit for Estella s hard work. Without spoiling too much, their fraught relationship eventually inspires Estella to transform herself into a new, more confident persona: Cruell
Starting May 1, the China National Medical Products Administration will exempt imported ‘ordinary cosmetics’ from animal testing. Ordinary cosmetics refers to shampoo, shower gel, blush, mascara, perfume, etc. Products like sunscreen, hair dyes and children’s products will still need to be tested on animals.
In 1938, the US’s ‘Food, Drugs and Cosmetics Act’ was formally signed, requiring cosmetics to provide certification to ensure safety. Since then, beauty companies have conducted animal testing. In 1944, the Draize Test was born. This test exposes the eyes and skin of animals directly to chemical substances and is still used today.
However, towards the end of the century, animal rights groups started to object to these practices. As a result, many places (the UK, European Union, Norway, India, Israel) have now completely banned animal testing.