Arizona SB1005 prohibits the sale of cosmetics tested on animals in the state.

Arizona SB1005 amends the state's sales regulations to prohibit the sale of cosmetics that were tested on animals. The law defines "cosmetic animal testing" as the internal or external application or exposure of a cosmetic product, ingredient, or constituent to the skin or eyes of a live nonhuman vertebrate. Exceptions include testing conducted outside the United States, by federal or state regulatory authorities, or for non-cosmetic purposes. The act is effective from December 31, 2026, and includes civil penalties for violations.

Arizona SB1005 prohibits the sale of cosmetics tested on animals in the state.

Arizona SB1005 amends the state's sales regulations to prohibit the sale of cosmetics that were tested on animals. The law defines "cosmetic animal testing" as the internal or external application or exposure of a cosmetic product, ingredient, or constituent to the skin or eyes of a live nonhuman vertebrate. Exceptions include testing conducted outside the United States, by federal or state regulatory authorities, or for non-cosmetic purposes. The act is effective from December 31, 2026, and includes civil penalties for violations.