All these companies stopped animal safety testing. "It's been a domino effect," said Allan Mottus, publisher of the Informationist, a newsletter about the cosmetics and health care industry. Mr. Mottus said concerns about the treatment of animals were linked to increasing environmental awareness among consumers in general" "The industry trend is that if you don't play the game and forgo animal testing, you're going to be targeted, boycotted and left behind. matters,” he said. If some cosmetics have stopped using animals for their tests, they must now depend on the manufacturers of the raw materials used in the industry who will continue to use animals to test some of their ingredients. It's companies like Avon and Revlon that need to talk to their suppliers and make it clear that they are no longer using animals for testing and they are asking suppliers to stop using animals for testing as well (Rich) . A survey conducted by the Humane Society of the United States shows key points revealed; 68 percent of voters know that animals are used to test the safety of cosmetic products. Three in four voters say they would feel safer, or equally safe, if non-animal methods were used to test the safety of a cosmetic rather than testing on animals, with women leading the charge cosmetics consumers.,