Garnier

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Garnier

Garnier (/ɡɑːrˈniːeɪ/; from the French word 'garnir', meaning 'to furnish') is a globally recognized brand specializing in hair and skin care products. The brand is a subsidiary of the French cosmetics company L'Oréal.

History

Garnier was established in 1904 by Alfred Amour Garnier in Blois, France. The brand initially started with the production of hair care products, specifically a hair tonic. Over the years, Garnier expanded its product line to include skin care products as well.

Products

Garnier offers a wide range of products for hair and skin care. These include shampoo, conditioner, hair color, styling products, face wash, moisturizer, and sunscreen, among others. The brand is known for its use of natural ingredients in its products.

Sustainability

Garnier is committed to sustainable sourcing of its ingredients and reducing its environmental impact. The brand has launched several initiatives to promote recycling and reduce plastic waste.

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