The Ledger
Every statement that passed quotation and attribution checks. Mix any filter with any other: certainty 1/5, debate potential 5/5, or both at once.
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Constantine: L'Oréal was the arch-enemy of cruelty-free cosmetics
“L'Oreal had always been the arch enemy because of testing on animals. They represented those who wished to test, body shop represented those that didn't wish to test.”
Constantine: Early on, Anita Roddick preferred plastic packaging over glass
“She hated the glass jars. She wanted plastic jars because She wasn't so struck on the environment at that time.”
Constantine: Lush's workplace standards regarding women came from Liz Bennett
“You know, when you look at Lush and people admire Lush for its values, especially the way women are treated and things like that, that's all Liz Bennett, Liz, that's, she married and her name became Bennett, Liz Weir, that's her.”