René Furterer was born in 1957 by the hand of Monsieur René Furterer, a hairdresser who knew from experience that plants could do a lot for the health and vitality of the hair. The brand follows two essential mantras: that plants are our best source of nutrients, and that the hair needs a healthy scalp if it is to grow healthy and strong.
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How is René Furterer sustainable and ethical?
René Furterer knows that every stage of production carries both environmental and ethical weight. Starting at the Gaillac site, where the brand's precious oils are extracted through a vapor process that meets ISO 14001 environmental standards. The botanical ingredients go even further: under the Pierre Fabre Botanical Expertise, each plant is monitored from the soil it grows in to the moment it enters a formula. Fair trade is woven into this supply chain too. Shea butter from Burkina Faso, moringa from Madagascar, and argan from Morocco are all sourced through partnerships that have supported women's communities, funded kindergartens, and helped address malnutrition.