Leonor Greyl

What they make

According to their website, Leonor Greyl is a Paris-based natural hair-care house founded in 1968, when Leonor and her husband Jean-Marie, an engineer with a background in plant science, began developing botanically based formulas around their first product, a wheat-germ oil. The company is now led by their daughter Caroline Greyl. Its range covers shampoos, hydrating masks and conditioners, color-enhancing conditioners, leave-in treatments, styling products and signature beauty-enhancing oils, formulated with natural ingredients sourced internationally, such as Brittany seaweed, Latin American cupuaçu oil, Asian lotus, Madagascan vanilla and Chinese bamboo. All products are stated to be designed and manufactured in France. The brand runs its own Institute at 15 Rue Tronchet in Paris, where sessions include a micro-camera scalp diagnosis, custom-blended treatments, and cutting and coloring services. Packaging carries FSC certification, and the company operates a professional recycling scheme for salon tubes and aerosols. Products reach roughly 50 countries through department stores, perfumeries, partner salons and spas.

• Natural hair-care line: shampoos/baths, hydrating masks and conditioners, color-enhancing conditioners, leave-in treatments, styling products and beauty-enhancing oils
• Signature oil-based formulas built around plant and marine ingredients (e.g. seaweed, cupuaçu oil, lotus, vanilla, bamboo)
• Products designed and manufactured in France
• In-house Institute in Paris (15 Rue Tronchet) offering hair/scalp diagnosis via micro-camera, custom-blended treatments, scalp massage and steam-helmet care, plus cutting and coloring services
• Distribution through roughly 300 department stores/selective perfumeries, 450+ salons, partner spas and its own e-commerce site, across around 50 countries
• Packaging carrying FSC certification and a professional tube/aerosol recycling program for hairdressers

Summary written by byeurope.eu based on the company’s own website; independently cross-checked against the same source. Not reviewed by the company.