CompoAtlas

Kenzo

Kenzo: 4 recorded cosmetics and 112 products on CompoAtlas, with their composition and the regulatory status of each ingredient.

Brand coverage

Products recorded here: each cosmetic GTIN counts once, each supplement declaration separately. Catalogue observations without a GTIN remain identified by page and variant. These counts do not measure the brand’s entire marketed range.

Calculated on 2026-11-04.

FamilyRecorded productsWith a composition or declared componentsWith a dated composition
Cosmetics and cosmetic catalogue observations442
Declared food supplements000

2 of 4 recorded products have a dated composition (50.0%).

Age of known lists. The date is the ingredient photo date when known, otherwise the composition version or official observation date. An administrative decision date is not a composition date. Declared components do not guarantee a complete label list.

Under 2 years
0
2 to 5 years
0
Over 5 years
2
Unknown date
2

Lists observed on the brand site: 0. Retained contributory compositions: 4. A product may have both origins.

Recorded composition differences: 0 barcodes. They may reflect observations from different dates and do not prove an error by the brand.

Composition to complete: 2 products or observations.

Composition to complete: 2 products or observations.

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Recorded cosmetics

4 recorded cosmetics on CompoAtlas. Sources and dates are provided on each page.

  • 2 lists were recorded more than five years ago: the formula may have changed

These are facts about the pages, rather than a brand rating. A brand can have its official pages reread or correct a page: see For brands.

Composition provenance and versions.

Reports in California

33 cosmetics from the brand are reported to the California Safe Cosmetics Program, with no discontinued sale reported in the source. Most reported substances: Titanium dioxide (32), Coffee (1), Mica (1). A report is not a product test and says nothing about quantity; how to read these reports.

California Safe Cosmetics Program, Chemicals in Cosmetics, retrieved 23 October 2026.

California Department of Public Health, California Safe Cosmetics Program

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