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Eco-designed products

Innovative eco-responsible packaging

Clarins uses a continuous innovation approach, which means that for several years eco-design principles have been an integral part of every stage of the packaging development process. Teams work together to find the best solution that combines performance, ease-of-use and sustainability.

2025: Clarins accelerates and commits

CARING FOR THE PLANET

100 ^% sustainable
sourcing

80 ^% of ingredientsto be
organically cultivated

100 ^% of packaging
to be recyclable

by 30 ^% reduction of our global
carbon footprint

CARING FOR PEOPLE

Optimised
traceability

Reinforced
fair trade programmes

Take actions
for health and children

A global approach
to eco-design

Prioritizing sustainable materials (all cardboard boxes and corrugated inserts come from sustainably managed forests), reduced weight and bulk (no more spacers or pamphlets in boxes, lighter glass), and materials that are recycled and/or recyclable.

100%

of paper and cardboard come from sustainably managed forests (FSC or PEFC certified)

Working toward the circular economy

All containers will be recyclable or recycled by 2025.
A circular economy means using materials that are easily recyclable and, when recycling cannot be guaranteed (i.e. plastic), including a post-consumer recycled material (PCR) made from single-use packaging.

Objective

100%

of our containers will be recycled
or recyclable by 2050

Supporting Plastic Odyssey

Clarins is the lead partner

For many years, the Clarins Group has been investing in environmental causes and supporting ecology-related projects.

We want to help build a better world for future generations,” explains Christian and Olivier Courtin-Clarins, directors of the Clarins Group. “It might seem like a utopian ideal, but we believe in it!”

Christian & Olivier Courtin-Clarins

Plastic Odyssey is the first expedition around the world to fight plastic pollution aboard a ship that delivers low-tech solutions to the worst polluting countries so they can turn plastic into a resource.