Alicia Silverstone partners with Cruelty Free International

Published: 16-Jul-2019
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Alicia Silverstone partners with Cruelty Free International
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US actress Alicia Silverstone has partnered with Cruelty Free International to call for the end of animal testing for cosmetic products.

The Clueless actress, who is the co-founder of organic skin care line mykind Organics, joined the organisation at the

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