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242_jack_black.jpgNo, not that Jack Black … The Jack Black line of skin care products for men that's taken the world by storm, with rave reviews and awards from Men’s Health and Esquire magazines. Now the company has teamed up with PETA to highlight its new cruelty-free Pure Performance Shave Brush with a contest over at CaringConsumer.com.

Until now, essentially all high-end barber shop quality shave brushes have been made with badger hair, so this is a real breakthrough. To be honest, I’m a little behind the uber-hip urban dude grooming curve. But even an emo guy like me can appreciate the fact that this brush helps guys get a nice clean shave, and more importantly, lets badgers carry on being badgers. It took years of development and commitment to make it happen, so PETA is presenting our Trail-Blazer Award to Jack Black cofounders Curran Dandurand and Emily Dalton for their commitment to developing products that are free from animal ingredients and never tested on animals.

The holidays are coming, so Mum and Dad, if you’re reading, I really like the looks of this stuff . . . I’m just saying is all. Oh yeah, here’s a direct link to the contest.




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Hey Michele,

Glad you enjoyed "Trust Us, We're Experts". If you get a chance, please take a look at "Toxic Sludge Is Good For You".


I think you and Ariel (and others) made good points about the PETA Files being infiltrated. There are certain PETA-phobic posters on here who will NEVER change their minds on animal exploitation. The same could be said about us PETA-philes. Most of us, though, were in the past on the other side. We can at least lay claim to be open-minded enough to see the other side of the coin.


The real battle here is not between the "pros" and the "antis" (we all know we will never convince each other), but for the allegiance of those whose hearts and minds have not yet been made up. That silent demographic's support is what both groups are really fighting for, and why we have to persist.

Posted by: Mike Quinoa | November 6, 2007 05:20 PM

Anything thats goes from cruelty, too cruelty free has to get an Award. Congratulations to all effort!

Posted by: Carla | November 6, 2007 06:07 PM

Big kudos to Jack Black! I've bought his products for my friends and they all love it. But the best part is knowing he's a kind-hearted merchant! I'm swearing allegiance (for my male friends at least)!

Posted by: Janae Coston | November 6, 2007 10:25 PM

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