Tresemme

Products contain Fragrance~, Color~, Octinoxate, Butane, M.I.T, Lilial, Lyral, B.H.T, T.E.A, M.E.A, S.L.E.S, M.C.I, P.E.Gs~, PPGs~, Benzyl Salicylate~, Benzyl Alcohol~, Hydroxycitronellal, Coumarin~, Isobutane, Alcohol Denat, Isoparaffin, P.G, Benzyl Benzoate~, Sodium Benzoate~, Carbomer, Dimethicone, Amyl Cinnamal, C.A.P.B~, Phenoxyethanol, EDTA

~can be natural/ synthetic derived

Brand claims that it not longer (since July 2021) formulates with Formaldehyde Releasers. Some older products may still ingredients such as DMDM Hydantoin, Imidazolidinyl Urea.

Some products contain Fragrance~, Color~, Benzyl Salicylate~, Benzyl Alcohol~, P.E.Gs~, PPGs~, Coumarin~, Geraniol, Mineral Oil, Palm Oil*, Mica**, Shea Butter***, Benzyl Benzoate~, Sodium Benzoate~, Limonene, Linalool, Citronellol, Vitamin E

~can be natural/ synthetic derived
*sustainable source/ Parent brand is part of RSPO
**brand gives no information on ethical source
To know about more Mica and how it can be unethically sourced, watch this post, https://www.zoobop.com/post-detail.aspx?id=4

***we have asked for clarity on fair trade source

Though Parent brand claims to be a responsible sourcer, the ingredients used in products are not earth friendly.
Some products contain Petrolatum, Octinoxate, Hydrofluorocarbon 152A, B.H.T, S.L.E.S, P.E.Gs, Mineral Oils, Titanium Dioxide*, Palm Oil**, Acrylates Copolymer***

Brand claims that it not longer (since July 2021) formulates with Formaldehyde Releasers. Some older products may still carry this.

Hair Sprays in aerosol cans have propellants containing hydrocarbons which contribute to global warming.
CFC-free aerosols too emit the volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which affect the ozone and the environment.

*unclear if this is non nano/ we have asked the brand for further information
**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-detail1.aspx

***not clear if this is water soluble or a micro plastic, we have asked the brand for clarity

Petrolatum is bad for the planet & you, brands using this ingredient need to use a conscious alternate.
To understand why Petrolatum should be avoided as an ingredient check this post https://www.zoobop.com/post-detail.aspx?id=6

Brand uses High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) bottles
Brand claims to use a minimum of 30% recycled plastic in their packaging.
And commit to be a 100% PCR by 2025.

It should be noted that, Propellants in aerosol cans are highly flammable and can cause explosions and start fires.
Empty aerosol cans are considered as hazardous waste in the USA and many countries.

Though Parent brand claims to be working towards recycling, we find that they are equally responsible for contaminating the planet too.
Post-consumer collection of packaging components is not available in all areas where products are sold.
In developing and third world countries all waste & plastic ends up in landfills.

Tresemme is now cruelty free!
Brand is PETA certified, and is committed to being a 100% cruelty free.
With no animal testing at any stage of production or marketing.

It should be noted that their Parent Brand tests on animals when required by Law.

Some products contain Milk Protein, Lanolin, Hydrolyzed Silk, Urea~, Keratin~, Lactic Acid~, Panthenol~, Collagen~, Biotin~, Glycerine~, Amino Acid~, Cetyl Alcohol~, Stearyl Alcohol~, Lecithin~, P.E.G 4~, P.E.G 7~, P.E.G 10~, P.E.G 12~, P.E.G 17~, P.E.G 18~, P.E.G 25~, P.E.G 40~, P.E.G 41~, P.E.G 45~, P.E.G 50~

~can be plant/ animal/ synthetic derived*
*it always best to write to the brand for more details on an ingredient origin.

Though brand is transparent with labelling, they need to clearly indicate transparency in sourcing of ingredients like Mica & Shea.