Comptoir Des Lys

What they make

According to their website, Comptoir des Lys, founded in 1995 and based in Somloire, manufactures and markets certified organic cosmetics and ecological household cleaning products under eight in-house brands. These split into home-care lines (Etamine du Lys, Capt'Hygiene, Fourmi Verte, Ma Maison Eco, Galipoli) and beauty lines (Coslys, Acorelle, Les Couleurs de Jeanne), covering cleaning products, sun care, deodorants, hair removal and plant-based hair colourants. Production runs at their own site using mixing, emulsification, heating and cooling, backed by an in-house lab developing eco-designed formulas and holding patents in ecological innovation. Products are tested in-house for microbiology, pH, viscosity, colour, odour and active-ingredient content. The plant is ISO 22716 validated, household products carry Ecocert certification, cosmetics follow the Cosmebio charter, and external audits run several times a year. Raw materials are non-GMO plant ingredients, minerals, animal-derived materials (milk, honey, beeswax) and biotech-derived substances. Some plants come from Ferme de la Chaltrie, an organic farm created in 2015 by parent group Nature & Stratégie, to which the company belongs. No animal testing is performed, and the site uses photovoltaic panels.

• Manufactures and markets certified organic cosmetics and ecological household cleaning products under eight in-house brands (founded 1995)
• Home-care brands (Etamine du Lys, Capt'Hygiene, Fourmi Verte, Ma Maison Eco, Galipoli) and beauty/wellness brands (Coslys, Acorelle, Les Couleurs de Jeanne) covering cleaning products, sun care, deodorants, hair removal and plant-based hair colourants
• Own production site running mixing, emulsification, heating and cooling processes, with an in-house R&D laboratory developing eco-designed formulas and holding patents in ecological innovation
• In-house quality testing of microbiology, pH, viscosity, colour, odour and active-ingredient content, with the plant ISO 22716 (GMP) validated
• Household range Ecocert-certified; cosmetics range follows the Cosmebio charter; external audits conducted several times a year across the production chain
• Raw materials limited to non-GMO plant ingredients, minerals, select animal-derived materials (milk, honey, beeswax) and biotech-derived substances; no animal testing performed (member of One Voice and PETA-Cruelty Free)
• Some cosmetic-plant supply comes from Ferme de la Chaltrie, an organic-certified (since 2017) farm created in 2015 by parent group Nature & Stratégie, to which Comptoir des Lys is affiliated
• Site uses photovoltaic panels and aerothermal heating for its energy needs; sells through both retail and wholesale/reseller channels

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