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Garnier
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Logo summary
About the Garnier Logo
Introduction
A green leaf, blown up into a circle, glowing behind the first letter of the name — the Garnier logo wears its “naturally inspired” promise as a piece of foliage. It is one of the oldest names in hair care, still trading on a leaf.
Brand Overview
Garnier is a French hair-care and skincare brand founded in Blois, France, in 1904 by Alfred Amour Garnier, whose first product was a plant-based hair lotion. The house grew through the twentieth century on botanical formulations — shampoos, hair color, and micellar waters — and was acquired by L’Oréal in 1970, becoming the group’s great natural-beauty name, from Fructis to the SkinActive range. Its official website is garnier.com.
History of the Garnier Logo
For most of the twentieth century, Garnier’s name appeared in plain lettering on laboratory-style packaging. The modern identity, rolled out in the 2010s, placed a photographic green leaf — curled into a full circle — behind the “G” of a deep-green GARNIER wordmark: the leaf is not decoration but the first letter’s backdrop, fusing name and nature into a single unit. The artwork in this download is the standard logo file used by Wikipedia’s German edition, matching the mark on garnier.com today, leaf texture and all.
Meaning of the Logo
- The leaf circle: A whole leaf rolled into a ring — nature, completeness, and the brand’s plant-based formulas in one image.
- The G inside the leaf: The initial literally grows out of the leaf; the brand and its botanical source are inseparable.
- Deep green lettering: A darker, more serious green than the leaf — science standing behind the nature.
Garnier Logo Colors
| Color | Hex Code | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| Garnier Deep Green | #113D2A | The wordmark (sampled from the logo artwork) |
| Leaf Greens | #70C040 | The photographic leaf circle — a natural gradient of greens (representative sampled tone) |
| White | #FFFFFF | Backgrounds and reversed applications |
Uniquely in this collection, one element is a photograph rather than flat color: the leaf keeps its real veins and gradients, which is why its tone is given as a representative sample.
Conclusion
Garnier’s logo does its positioning in a single glance: a name in deep green, growing straight out of a leaf.
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