Mink Eyelashes Are Not Cruelty-Free #shorts

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In countries around the world, mink lashes have become popular. They’re mink fur that’s been shaved off a mink’s body (either right before or directly after the animal is killed on a fur farm) that are then glued in strands to a human’s eyelashes for a “fuller and thicker” look.
Purveyors of mink fur used for false eyelashes slap familiar, reassuring labels on their products, like “ethically sourced,” “free-range,” and “cruelty-free.” But those labels serve one purpose: to deceive consumers. Fur farms exist solely to maximize profit, not to care for animals. Minks are confined to small, depressing, cramped wire cages in highly unsanitary conditions”. They can’t burrow, swim, or do any of the other things they’d do in nature, and they’ve been known to display signs of stress when kept in captivity.
Minks trapped on fur farms are violently killed. They’re electrocuted, bludgeoned, or gassed, or their necks are broken, and their skins are torn from their bodies while they’re still conscious.

More info: PETA.org

#stopanimalcruelty #stopminklashes