Garnier Acqua Micellare Tutto in 1

Garnier is a historic cosmetics brand originally founded in France by Alfred Amour Garnier in 1904. The brand began with the invention of the first patented plant-based hair lotion. Over more than a century, it has expanded into skincare, hair color, and styling, becoming one of the most recognizable names in the mass-market beauty sector.

Today, Garnier is a key brand in the portfolio of L'Oréal, the world's largest cosmetics company. While the brand has its roots in Blois, France, its products are manufactured in various global facilities to meet high demand. For the European market, a significant portion of Micellar Water production takes place in Poland, though manufacturing also occurs in France and Germany depending on the specific product line and regional distribution.

As part of the L'Oréal group, Garnier benefits from extensive research and development resources. It has recently focused on sustainable beauty rituals, as seen in the clear packaging transition to recycled plastics. The 'Acqua Micellare Tutto in 1' is specifically marketed for sensitive skin and is distributed through L'Oréal's local subsidiaries across the globe.