Botanical hair-care dermocosmetics by Pierre Fabre
104 products in the database · compositions verified against the manufacturer
Klorane started in 1965 in France, when pharmacist Pierre Fabre formulated his first chamomile shampoo in the back room of his dispensary. That beginning set the brand's rule of thumb: one plant matched to one hair concern. Chamomile brightens blonde tones, white nettle helps regulate an oily scalp, quinine features in routines for weak hair, and peony targets a sensitive scalp.
The brand belongs to Pierre Fabre Laboratories and sells mainly through pharmacies, within the plant-based dermocosmetics segment. Its best-known product is dry shampoo: Klorane developed one of the first on the market to clean hair without water, and the range now spans nettle, oat, and organic flax versions. Other lines use mango butter for dry hair, prickly pear fig for dull lengths, and cornflower water for the eye area.
This Evigrade page lets you browse the Klorane catalogue with each product's INCI list broken down. Every ingredient carries an evidence rating (a traffic-light plus an A–F tier) along with notes on use during pregnancy. Evigrade is an independent, evidence-based reference on cosmetic composition, not a shop and not medical advice.
104 products · 293 ingredients across the formulas · 200 rated green for evidence
Tier A–B ingredients by evidence that appear in this brand's formulas. Each links to its full breakdown.
Aceite al Mango - Nutrición - Cabello seco
10 recognized / 10 ingredients
Aceite al Tamanu Bio y al Monoï
12 recognized / 12 ingredients
Aceite corporal nutritivo - Flor de cupuaçu
10 recognized / 10 ingredients
Aceite corporal seco - Flor de hibisco
7 recognized / 7 ingredients
Aceite reparador aftersun
9 recognized / 9 ingredients
Aceite solar seco SPF 30
18 recognized / 18 ingredients
Klorane is a plant-based dermocosmetics brand from Pierre Fabre Laboratories, widely stocked in European pharmacies. Whether a given product suits you depends on your hair type and the specific formula. On Evigrade you can check each product's INCI list and the evidence behind its ingredients before you decide.
Klorane sells mainly through pharmacies and para-pharmacies, in store and online, plus the official site klorane.com. Evigrade does not sell products; here you only get the composition analysis.
The brand has lines aimed at a sensitive scalp, such as the peony range. Tolerance still varies from person to person and by formula. You can see the INCI breakdown of each product on Evigrade, and check with a professional if your skin is reactive.
Klorane makes dry shampoo in several versions: white nettle for oily hair, oat for a sensitive scalp, organic flax for volume. The right one depends on your hair. You can compare the ingredients of each on its Evigrade page.
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