Do you test on animals?Updated 11 hours ago

No. Neither our finished products nor their ingredients are tested on animals by Koh at any stage of development. We work only with suppliers who provide assurance that the raw materials we purchase are not tested on animals for Koh's use. Our formulations are developed using well-established, non-animal testing methods and rely on existing safety data for each ingredient. This applies across the products we sell in the UK, not to a single item in the range.

Our formulations are developed using well-established, non-animal testing methods and rely on existing safety data for each ingredient. Because our formulas are deliberately short, there are fewer ingredients to assess and each one has a documented safety profile already. Several products are also independently assessed by third parties for skin tolerability and for allergy suitability, but those are separate schemes with their own criteria and they are held product by product rather than across the range. Full ingredient lists and safety data sheets are available if you want to read them.

Some products are also independently assessed by third parties for skin tolerability or allergy suitability. Those are separate schemes with their own criteria, and they are held product by product rather than across the range.

Not automatically. They are two different claims. Not tested on animals is about testing, and it applies across the products we sell. Vegan is about ingredients, specifically whether anything in the formula is derived from an animal, and it has to be confirmed for each product individually. Universal Cleaner contains no animal-derived ingredients and is suitable for vegans. We do not extend that statement to a product we have not confirmed it for, so if you need the position on a specific product, contact us and we will send you its full ingredient list.