Ariel

Some products contain Fragrance~, Colorants~, M.I.T, B.I.T, S.L.E.S, P.E.Gs~, PPGs~, Benzyl Salicylate~, Coumarin~, Surfactants, Phosphates, Alcohol, Isoeugenol~, P.G, Cinnamal, Dimethicone

~can be natural/ synthetic derived

Some products contain Fragrance~, P.E.Gs~, PPGs~, Benzyl Salicylate~, Coumarin~, Geraniol, Palm Oil Derivatives*, Isoeugenol~, Linalool, Limonene, Citronellol

~can be natural/ synthetic derived
*sustainable source/ Parent brand is part of RSPO

Though the Parent brand talks about good environment practices and reducing their own over all carbon footprint, we find larger corporations doing more green washing and are actually responsible for most of the landfills & marine contamination we see today.
Ariel products are manufactured using 100% renewable electricity.
Some products contain ingredients which are not earth friendly - such as Ionic And Nonionic Surfactants, Phosphates, S.L.E.S, Palm Oil Derivatives*

*sustainable source/ Parent brand is part of RSPO
To know more about Palm Oil & its impact on forests, wildlife & the environment, check this post https://www.zoobop.com/post-detail.aspx?id=5

Brand claims that more than 90% of brand packaging is already recyclable.
Ariel Liquid bottles up to 70 washes contain 50% post-consumer resin (PCR). It’s packaging option where manufacturers use recycled materials from used plastic, like PET bottles, to produce new bottles.
In Europe, brand bottles are currently made from 25% PCR plastic. Globally, P&G’s fabric care bottles are made from up to 50% PCR.
Brand uses plastics for products packaging.

Brand tests on animals when required by law

By testing on animals brand can no longer be considered vegan friendly*.
Some Products Contain Glycerin~, P.E.G 2~, P.E.G 6~, P.E.G 10~

~can be plant/ animal/ synthetic derived
*zoobop does not acknowledge brands that test on animals and claim to be vegan. As the entire principle of veganism is based on kindness.

This brand lists all ingredients, and is transparent in supply chain of Palm Oil Derivatives.