About Brut
Brut is a men's grooming brand that began with a cologne launched by Fabergé in 1964; the lower-priced Brut 33 range followed in 1968. Unilever acquired Fabergé in 1978, and in 2003 Idelle Labs, a division of Helen of Troy, bought the brand rights for some regions. The range covers colognes, aftershaves and deodorants.
A fragrance-led range
Brut's 18 products in INCIMondo – deodorants, fragrances, shower gels and shaving products – are dominated by scent. All five of the most frequent ingredients after water are individually declared fragrance components: LINALOOL, LIMONENE, CITRONELLOL, BENZYL SALICYLATE and GERANIOL.
Every one of the 18 formulas contains fragrance ingredients. Denatured alcohol (ALCOHOL DENAT.), the solvent behind a quick-drying feel, is listed in 13, and silicones in 3. None contains parabens.
Reading Brut sprays and colognes
In aerosol deodorants, propellants such as BUTANE are listed like any other ingredient, often near the top. Because Brut's leading ingredients are named fragrance components, anyone avoiding a specific one – GERANIOL or CITRONELLOL, for example – can check for it directly.
Products (18)
- Brut 72Hr Antiperspirant Deodorant Original 212mL
- Brut a/r 100 oceans
- Brut a/r 100 original
- Brut Antiperspirant Deodorant Original 212mL
- Brut attr tot as 100ml
- Brut attr tot edt 100ml
- Brut deo musk 2x100 ml
- Brut deo orgnl 2x100 ml
- Brut Deodorant Body Spray Original 130g
- Brut Déodorant Homme Spray Océans 200ml
- Brut Eau De Toilette Oceans 100ml
- Brut musk bs
- Brut musk bs 200 ml l2
- Brut musk edt 100ml
- Brut original bs
- Brut original stick 50x2
- Brut orignl bs 200 ml l2
- Original 3 in 1
Most common ingredients
Ingredients that appear most often in Brut formulas (excluding water, glycerin and fragrance).