PETA gives top awards to Aveda

When they're not busy forcing a naked Khloe Kardashian on us, PETA also searches for the most cruelty-free companies for their annual Proggy Awards. Aveda scored a big win this year by winning "best cruelty free spa products."They already won a Proggy in 2004 for their animal-friendly line of hair products and cleansers, and now PETA is applauding their collection of spa products and procedures including facials, wraps and scrubs.

E.L.F. also won for "best cruelty-free cosmetics." I'm sure their Fur Free Tweezers that give half of its profits to PETA had something to do with it.

Other personal care product winners were Jack Black for "best men's products," Ocean Potion for "best sunscreen," and Eco-Tools for "best makeup brushes."