2009 Stop testing postcard campaign
In 2009 The European Union is banning the sale of cosmetics that have been tested on animals. Let's bring the ban to Australia. Fill in the pre-printed postcard and send it.
Read about the campaign and get postcards.

2009 Short film This won't hurt a bit
The campaign was designed to show, on humans, the sorts of reactions animals suffer during testing. See it at YouTube.

2008 Book cruelty free cosmeticz
32 page book about testing cosmetics on animals covering: history of animal testing of cosmetics, search for alternatives in safety testing, current legislative changes in the EU, the Australian situation. Get it here.

2008 Super Living Expo
The Expo started in 2002. Australia's first vegan event. The Expo brought super lifestyle ideas for the future of the animals, the environment and the people of planet earth.

2007 Better off dead?
The theme was long-term testing on animals. This can be up to 32 years duration. Any animal that survives testing is killed. The model's lips were sewn shut to symbolise that in a laboratory, no-one can hear you scream.

2006-07 How would you feel? postcard
In March of 2006 The Body Shop was bought out by L'Oreal. CCF is the only organisation in the world with criteria that the parent and all subsidiary companies must be accredited as cruelty-free.

2006 No fur postcard
Actress Madeleine West posed for this poster. She said, "Faux, darling, faux. It's the new black!"

2006 This won't hurt a bit
"After standing under hot lights with an eye glued shut and chemicals covering my face I had had enough. But my discomfort was nothing compared to what animals go through on a daily basis, for the whole of their lives. In the hope of helping animals suffering this terrible abuse I would definitely do it all again." Get the poster.

2005 Say no to fur
TV Presenter Suzie Wilks posed for the campaign poster. She said, "I am shocked and disgusted at the thought of people wearing fur as a fashion statement. The shallow designers and people who participate in or support this barbaric, unnecessary business of killing these beautiful animals for their coats should hang heads low and be ashamed, very ashamed."

2005 Cosmetics without cruelty
Our gorgeous model posed with the baby bunny.

2004 I'd rather go naked
Cheeky follow-up to the first poster.

2003 I'd rather go naked
On May 19, 2003 CCF held 'The Naked Launch' where it introduced Australia's first I'd rather go naked than wear fur poster. The night was hosted by Soul Mama and was a huge success bringing awareness of the cruelty in the fur industry to a completely new audience. The sold-out event saw a fantastic array of talent including Deborah Conway and Vanessa Amorosi. Guest included Mark Holden and Jack Strom.
The poster models (left to right): Sunny, Selena, Wilfred, Suzanne, Natalie, Shivantha, Amity, Jenny, Brodie, Lokinan, Toby, Miguelangel, Jess, Dave, Leigh.