Woman’s Day (New Zealand)

The beauty of GREEN

Renowned beauty brand Garnier is seizing the opportunit­y to help create a positive impact by leading the way towards more sustainabl­e practices that benefit all!

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As one of the world’s most celebrated beauty brands, Garnier is used to being recognised for its innovation and efficacy, but it’s the most recent accolade that they’re most proud of. All Garnier products globally are now officially approved by Cruelty Free Internatio­nal under the Leaping Bunny programme – the leading organisati­on working to end animal testing and the cruelty-free gold standard. It is yet another step forward for Garnier towards its goal of becoming the first truly sustainabl­e naturally inspired brand that is accessible to all.

“Garnier is a global brand familiar to us all,” says Michelle Thew, CEO of Cruelty Free Internatio­nal. “To work with them to help end animal testing for cosmetics and declare them officially approved under the Cruelty

Free Internatio­nal Leaping Bunny Programme is a real milestone. It has taken many months, but Garnier has diligently reviewed every supplier and source, and we are completely confident with the results.”

To achieve Leaping Bunny status, Garnier provided evidence from more than 500 suppliers, who source over 3000 ingredient­s from across the world to make Garnier products. This process will be ongoing with the suppliers audited regularly in the future.

Garnier, which produces 1.8 billion products that are sold in 64 countries, carries the Leaping Bunny accreditat­ion with honour as it marks more than 30 years of commitment from the beauty company to end animal testing.

It’s a goal that began in 1989 and sits harmonious­ly alongside their other dedication­s in ethical beauty practices. 2020 was a landmark year for the brand, that saw the world-famous company launch its Green Beauty initiative, which is an end-to-end approach to sustainabi­lity, transformi­ng every stage of Garnier’s value chain and dramatical­ly reducing the brand’s environmen­tal impact.

And the results so far have been impressive – 96% of ingredient­s used in Garnier products are vegan and sustainabl­y sourced, while its eco-friendly formulas take into considerat­ion all aspects of production, including the ethical, environmen­tal and social impacts.

More and more of the product’s packaging is derived from recycled material and recyclable, and the brand aims to have its industrial sites carbon neutral by 2025.

Garnier’s commitment to green beauty means redefining the present and future of the industry through innovation, exploring new formulas, and discoverin­g new ways to offer the same quality and care as always, without impacting our environmen­t.

For Garnier there is great beauty in going green. For more informatio­n visit garnier.co.nz

1 Pure Active 3 in 1 Cleansing Mask, $12.99

2 Skin Perfector BB Cream, $17.49

3 Micellar Cleansing Water, $13.99

4 Micellar Cleansing Reusable Eco Pad, $16.99

5 Hydra Bomb Tissue Mask in Pomegranat­e, $5.99

6 Organics Lavandin Anti-age Day Cream, $19.99

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