Pioneering 'clean' skincare (est. 2000); 'Clean to Skin, Clean to Planet' program; recycled/recyclable packaging. Being wound down by parent Unilever.
| Ingredient transparency | Could not be retrieved (no readable product feed, or requests blocked) |
| Ownership | Unilever (acquired 2015) (Unilever-owned) |
| Where made | UK |
| Price | Mid-range |
| Cruelty free | Yes |
| Vegan | Partial |
| Organic | Partial |
| Packaging | PCR, recyclable |
| External ratings | PETA-approved cruelty-free; not fully vegan; zero-waste/recyclable & ocean-plastic packaging |
| Caveat | BEING DISCONTINUED: Unilever announced closure of REN, expected market exit ~Q3 2025. Conglomerate-owned. |
| Reports note | <p>Owned by Unilever, which is NOT a certified cruelty-free company (sells in markets requiring animal testing). REN itself is PETA-approved and has strong ‘zero-waste’ packaging goals, but is not fully vegan and no published clinical studies or COAs were found. Note: Unilever announced it is discontinuing REN.</p> |
Why there is no score: Site could not be read. No verdict is given. Neither a full ingredient read nor a check of the certifications against the certifiers own registers has been completed for this brand, so there is no basis for judging it either way. No score is published. No readable product listing could be found at https://www.renskincare.com, so the catalogue could not be enumerated. A manual product by product read has not yet been completed.
Last checked 22 July 2026.
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