About TRESemmé
TRESemmé is a hair care brand created in 1947 in Manhattan, New York, by the Godefroy Manufacturing Company and named after the hair care expert Edna L. Emme. Alberto-Culver bought the brand in 1968, and it passed to Unilever when Unilever acquired Alberto-Culver in 2010. The range covers shampoos and conditioners as well as styling products such as mousses, gels, hairsprays and dry shampoo.
TRESemmé, wash and style
Shampoos, conditioners and styling products make up the 15 TRESemmé entries we list. SODIUM CHLORIDE (13) and DISODIUM EDTA (13) are the most frequent ingredients, followed by LINALOOL (10) and PARFUM (10); fragrance is declared in all 15 (100%).
Silicones appear in 5 formulas (33%), while parabens and denatured alcohol (ALCOHOL DENAT.) are each found in 1 (7%).
Shampoo versus styling
Mousses, gels, hairsprays and dry shampoo are built very differently from the shampoos and conditioners, so compare within one format. The single product with parabens is easy to identify by a name ending in -PARABEN.
Sources: TRESemmé – Wikipedia
Products (15)
- 'Restyled for the Planet' Botanique Shampoo with Coconut Milk & Aloe Vera
- Curl Conditioning Mousse
- Keratin Repair Bond Plex Conditioner
- Pro Collection Keratin Smooth Conditioner
- shampoo
- Shampoo Light Moisture Pro Pure
- TRESemme Bond Repair & UV Filters Serum 100mL
- Tresemme Conditioner
- Tresemme Fermented Rice Shampoo
- TRESemme Keratin Smooth Shampoo 500mL
- TRESemme Purple Toning Shampoo 500mL
- Tresemme Shampoo
- TRESemme Shampoo Smooth & Silky 940mL
- TRESemmé Expert Selection Heat Protection Spray
- Tresemmé shampoo and conditioner
Most common ingredients
Ingredients that appear most often in TRESemmé formulas (excluding water, glycerin and fragrance).