Our mission: Green Beauty
Discover how Garnier is committed to create a more sustainable beauty through meaningful changes.
Our end-to-end journey towards sustainability
As a brand, we have never been more passionate about our responsibility to make change that will have a meaningful impact on both people and planet. Our mission to create GREEN BEAUTY FOR ALL OF US is in full swing, and the progress we have made in the last 4 years is significant – and there is always more work to be done, focusing on 5 keys areas.
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Promoting Sustainable Consumption
The Environmental and Social Impact Labelling takes into account overall impact, with a classification going from A to E, with A products having a lesser impact on the planet, overall. Today, the Environmental & Social Impact labelling system is available in 27 countries and was introduced into more categories of products including suncare, bodycare and haircare.
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Are Garnier products recyclable? 65% of our plastic packaging are is indeed recyclable. For the past few years, Garnier has been committed to removeing disruptors, such as metalized labels, opaque PET and other disruptors to improve the recyclability of its products. Bottles with pumps or small packaging are not yet recyclable because no stream exist yet at scale to recycle them.there isn’t a large-scare recycling stream available for them.
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What is the difference between recyclable packaging and recycled packaging? Recyclable packaging can be recycled. It is collected, cleaned and sorted by material (paper, type of plastic, metal, etc.). Then, it is shredded, washed, melted and reformed into pellets, or granulate. This granulated plastic is used to make new packaging. Recycled packaging often refers to packaging made with recycled plastic from a recycling stream. 45% of Garnier’s plastic is recycled plastic, and the goal is to use zero virgin plastic by 2030.
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Is Garnier reducing its plastic use? Yes, Garnier is committed to reducing its plastic use with ligther-weight packaging. Since 2019, Garnier has reduced its packaging intensity by 4%.
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Does Garnier reduce its CO2 emissions? Garnier reports its carbon emissions in its annual Progress Report, taking into account scopes 1,2 and 3. This means considering not only direct emissions but also downstream emissions from our suppliers and emission during the use phase by consumers. In 2023, 81% of its industrial sites reached 100% renewable energy thanks to biomethanization, solar panels, biomass, wind energy, etc.
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Does Garnier use petrochemical ingredients? Garnier is committed to using more plant-based ingredients: by 2030, 95% of its ingredients will be biobased, derived from abundant mineral or sourced from circular processes. Today Garnier has already achieved 63% of this objective.
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Do Garnier products impact water? Garnier is committed to addressing both water quality and quantity. Garnier has reduced water use by consumers during the product-use phase by -11%, thanks to more no-rinse cosmetic solutions such as Micellar Water. 83% of Garnier formulas are biodegradable and Garnier has phased out the most impactful ingredients, such as some silicones.
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Is Garnier truly greener? Through its Green Beauty strategy, Garnier is committed to reducing its impact on planet, with bold commitments on ingredients, packaging, factories, and more. Garnier reports on these commitments annually. Check out its Progress Report for more information.