THE WHAT? Garnier and the Great Barrier Reef Foundation have announced a multi-year partnership to support the survival of the world’s largest coral reef system.
THE DETAILS The partnership will see the L’Oreal-owned brand help to restore damaged areas of the reef through coral planting. The brand is aiming to help disperse up to 500,000 baby corals during the 2023 spawning season.
THE WHY? Alexander Bachem, Garnier Australia and New Zealand Marketing Director, reveals, “In Australia, we have made it our mission to help clean up and protect our treasured beaches and oceans, through our ongoing partnership with the likes of Take 3 For The Sea and now the Great Barrier Reef Foundation.
As one of the world’s biggest mass beauty brands, at Garnier, we believe our sustainability commitments shouldn’t just stop at our products. We feel a strong responsibility to give back to the environment, beyond what’s in our immediate control.”
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Aesthetic Devices: Equipment used for professional treatments including laser devices, microneedling pens, radiofrequency devices, and IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) machines.
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