About Garnier
Garnier is a French mass-market cosmetics brand founded in 1904 by Alfred Amour Garnier as Laboratoires Garnier. It has been part of L'Oréal since 1970 and is based in Clichy, near Paris. Its portfolio spans hair care, skin care, cleansing products such as micellar water, and sun care.
Eight Garnier products across categories
Our 8 Garnier entries cut across the brand's portfolio: shampoos (Cucumber Fresh, Ultra Dolce argan), a micellar cleansing water, an Ambre Solaire after-sun lotion and an SPF 30 moisturiser, several with German or Italian labels. AQUA leads (7), followed by CITRIC ACID (6), SODIUM HYDROXIDE, PARFUM and LINALOOL (5 each) and LIMONENE (4).
Fragrance is declared in 6 formulas (75%). Silicones and denatured alcohol (ALCOHOL DENAT.) each appear in 2 (25%), and parabens in 1 (13%).
Sub-brand first
Garnier sells under sub-brands such as SkinActive, Ambre Solaire and Ultra Dolce, and the same product may carry different names in different countries. Use the INCI list rather than the name to match packs bought abroad, and compare a shampoo only with other shampoos.
Sources: Garnier – Wikipedia
Products (8)
Most common ingredients
Ingredients that appear most often in Garnier formulas (excluding water, glycerin and fragrance).