About Netto
The Netto products in our database come mainly from Netto France, a discount supermarket chain owned by Les Mousquetaires, the group behind Intermarché. The chain took the Netto name in 2001, having previously traded as Comptoir des Marchands; despite sharing a logo, it is not owned by or affiliated with the Danish Netto of the Salling Group. Its own-label toiletries include shampoos, toothpastes, shower gels, hand cream and baby wipes.
Netto France basics
Shampoos, toothpastes and shower gels are the main categories among the 18 Netto products we list, which come mainly from the French chain run by Les Mousquetaires. After water, PARFUM (16) is the most frequent ingredient, followed by CITRIC ACID (14), SODIUM BENZOATE (12) and SODIUM CHLORIDE (11).
Fragrance is listed in 16 formulas (89%). Silicones appear in 3 (17%), while parabens and denatured alcohol (ALCOHOL DENAT.) appear in 1 each (6%).
Which Netto?
The French Netto is not related to the Danish chain of the same name, so a product bought in another country may have nothing in common with these entries. For toothpastes, flavour is declared as AROMA rather than PARFUM. Own-label lines can change supplier, so recheck the list on a new pack.
Sources: Netto (France) – Wikipedia
Products (18)
- 80 Lingettes bébé
- Dentifrice Blancheur
- Déodorant anti-transpirant 24H Thé Blanc
- Eau démaquillante Yeux
- Eau nettoyante très douce
- Gel de toilette intime à l'eau d'hamamélis
- Gel douche Instant Evasion Algues Bleues
- Hand Cream
- Lait de toilette
- Memory Fix Gel Coiffant
- Shampooing 2 en 1
- Shampooing Couleur
- Shampooing douche Homme
- Shampooing doux
- Shampooing doux aux oeufs Cheveux normaux
- Shampooing extra doux 2 en 1 Lait de bambou & Pêche blanche
- Shampooing extra doux Camomille & Germes de blé cheveux blonds
- Shampooing extra doux Raisin & Sels minéraux cheveux gras
Most common ingredients
Ingredients that appear most often in Netto formulas (excluding water, glycerin and fragrance).