All our products are designed by Savéria Coste, Doctor of Pharmacy, and manufactured in France. Inspired by nature and driven by her magical world, she develops each formula according to Garancia Laboratories' 4 fundamental pillars and a demanding formulation charter. This approach combines scientific advancements with naturally derived ingredients selected for their relevance, in a reasoned process aimed at offering sensory, effective, and comfortable-to-use formulas. Formulas whose effectiveness is such that they become magical.
The 4 FUNDAMENTAL PILLARS during the design of each skincare product are:
Effective quickly
Results so fast they become magical…
- Collaborations with researchers from around the world;
- Patented and high-tech innovations;
- Numerous prizes and awards recognizing the quality and effectiveness of the formulas (nearly forty to date);
- Results objectified by clinical studies.
Demanding wording choices & a reasoned approach
Our Formulas:
- Ingredients carefully selected according to our strict charter, and minimalist, concentrated formulas;
- 100% of our products are rated "Excellent" on YUKA.
Our Packaging:
- 100% of our cardboard boxes are made from materials sourced from FSC-certified well-managed forests and other controlled sources.
Natural
The secret of GARANCIA beauty recipes is:
- Ingredients drawn from the best of nature: traditional botanical active ingredients (from “grandmothers’ recipes” or “wizards’ recipes”) combined with high-tech active ingredients;
- Between 95% and 99% of ingredients of natural origin in the majority of formulas. There is no magic without science. Garancia care products are the result of combining the best of science with the best of nature.
Sensory
An olfactory and sensory signature…
- Amazing textures, evocative of dreams and emotions
- Light, captivating scents to take women on a journey into a marvelous universe that awakens all the senses and revives memories of our childhood.
Did you know that it was recently discovered that there are olfactory receptors even in the epidermis?