Whether or not false eyelashes are cruelty-free depends on the brand. Look for brands that explicitly state they do not test on animals during any stage of production and also ensure their suppliers adhere to the same standards.

Lashify states that they are a cruelty-free brand. It is always recommended to check the brand's official website or contact them directly for the most up-to-date information on their cruelty-free status and practices.

Ardell states that they are cruelty-free and do not test their products on animals. However, it's important to note that parent companies might have different policies, so consider your individual standards when making a purchase.

The safest fake eyelashes are generally those made with hypoallergenic materials and applied with gentle, non-irritating adhesives. Look for lashes made from synthetic fibers or sterilized human hair and always perform a patch test with the lash glue before full application to check for allergies.