About Klorane
Klorane is a French botanical hair and body care brand founded in 1965 by the pharmacist Pierre Fabre, who made his first chamomile shampoo in the back room of his dispensary. It belongs to the Pierre Fabre group. The range covers shampoos – dry shampoo being its best-known product – conditioners and masks, body care, sun care, face cleansing and the Klorane Bébé line.
From baby care to dry shampoo
The 9 Klorane products we list mix the Bébé and Petit Junior lines (detangling shampoos, a soothing balm, a pear shower gel) with adult shampoos, including desert date and two dry shampoos with Polish labels. AQUA appears in 8, PARFUM in 7, CITRIC ACID in 6 and BENZOIC ACID in 5.
Fragrance is declared in 8 formulas (89%). Silicones appear in 2 (22%) and denatured alcohol (ALCOHOL DENAT.) in 1 (11%); none contains parabens.
Plant names and dry shampoos
Klorane names each product after its plant – oat, mint, desert date – which appears in the list under its Latin name, such as AVENA SATIVA for oat. A dry shampoo is an aerosol whose list typically begins with propellants and absorbent powders rather than water, so it reads very differently from a wash-off shampoo.
Sources: Evigrade – Klorane: botanical hair-care dermocosmetics by Pierre Fabre
Products (9)
- Crème solaire Enfant SPF 50+ Peaux sensibles & Visage
- Klorane Bébé Baume apaisant et réparateur
- Klorane Bébé Shampooing doux démêlant
- Klorane Petit Junior Gel Douche à la Poire
- Klorane Petit Junior Shampoing démêlant pêche
- Shampooing nutri-réparation au dattier du désert
- szampon suchy seboregulujący z pokrzywą i witaminą E 150 ml
- szampon suchy z mleczkiem z owsa ultra łagodny 150ml
- szampon suchy z organiczną miętą nadwodną 150 ml
Most common ingredients
Ingredients that appear most often in Klorane formulas (excluding water, glycerin and fragrance).