Juice Beauty Standards
Environmental Working Group, a Juice Beauty non-profit partner since 2005, recognizes products that meet EWG's strictest standards for your health. This means none of EWG's chemicals of concern. This means full transparency. This means a mark you can trust. It means EWG approved. Our ultimate goal is for all products on the market to be free from harmful chemicals, so that everyone's purchasing decisions can finally be stress free.
Juice Beauty is PETA Cruelty-Free certified and our Company was recognized with a Courage in Commerce Award for reaffirming its commitment to compassion by promising that tests on animals will never be conducted for products, formulations, or ingredients anywhere in the world.
Leaping Bunny Cruelty Free Certification
Juice Beauty is certified by Leaping Bunny. The Leaping Bunny Logo certifies that a cosmetic or personal care company adheres to the Corporate Standard of Compassion for Animals, and is a voluntary pledge that companies make to not test on animals during any stage of production development. This logo represents a stringent non-animal testing international standard.
USDA: U.S. Department of Agriculture
The USDA seal may be carried on products that have 95 to 98% Organic (total organic content excluding water). These products must carry the certifying agency on the product box. Juice Beauty uses various certifying agencies for these products including QAI International headquartered in San Diego, California. Juice Beauty products that meet this Organic Food Grade Standard include the USDA Organic Lip Moisturizer, USDA Organic Facial Wash, USDA Organic Treatment Oil, and the USDA Prebiotix Antioxidant Beauty Books.
COPA: California Organic Products Act
COPA is one of the most rigorous standards in the world. This shows that Juice Beauty buys the majority of our ingredients from USDA certified organic farmers. In the State of California, the California Organic Products Act of 2003 (COPA 2003) prohibits the retail sale of any cosmetic product labeled as “organic” unless that product meets the criteria of a minimum of 70% organic content EXCLUDING WATER OR FANCY NAMES FOR WATER. Any product labeled “organic” that does not meet COPA requirements cannot legally be sold in the State of California. Note that this seal (not a government seal) is used by Juice Beauty to show compliance with COPA. Every one of Juice Beauty's products meet COPA's requirement with the exception of the Phyto-Pigments mascara (just under the 70% threshold).
American Vegetarian Association (AVA):