For decades, the Draize test was one of the primary methods used in toxicology to evaluate the safety of chemicals and cosmetics.

The assessment of chemical toxicity is a complex process that combines various scientific approaches.

Cruelty-free cosmetics have advanced thanks to the development of alternative methods, such as reconstructed human skin models and computational tools.

In this article, we discuss how regulation and certification can complement each other, and why understanding each country’s regulations has been key to moving toward a cosmetics industry free of animal testing.

Where do proteins come from?

Consumer choices can influence the fashion industry's environmental impact.

In 2024, a new body joined our organization's governing structure.

The conversation in the beauty industry is changing: it's no longer just about what's in the products.

The project identified the cosmetics retail outlets with the highest concentration of brands certified as cruelty-free in Chile.

Global warming has been a constant source of concern that has grown over the years as its impacts have become increasingly evident.

For centuries, the gender gap has been a structural issue present in societies around the world.

Exploring the connection between patriarchy and animal exploitation sheds light on how different systems of domination

Colombia was the first country in South America to pass legislation banning animal testing for cosmetic purposes, marking a significant milestone in the region.

We continue to build a future free of animal testing through our work in advocacy, awareness-raising, research, certifications, and Alliances.

In this article, learn about the organization's journey from its founding to the completion of its first decade.

Te Protejo is driving the transformation of the cosmetics industry in Latin America, seeking to develop innovative policies that benefit the environment and help reduce the use of animals in testing.

The use of animals in laboratories has been a widespread practice in various industries, including the cosmetics industry, in Latin America.

Te Protejo It is an organization that seeks to transform the cosmetics industry in Latin America by promoting the development of innovative policies that protect the environment and end the use of animals in research.

In September 2015, the United Nations (UN) General Assembly adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

Research in neuroscience has shown that animals process stimuli at different rates, which can influence how they experience the duration of stress, waiting, or pain.