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L'Oréal lists 54 brands in 4 divisions: Luxe (27), Consumer Products (12), Professional Products (10) and Dermatological Beauty (5), as of September 2026. 25 of them are on this site, and in 28 of our pairs L'Oréal makes both the original and the cheaper product that matches it.

The 54 brands, by division

Luxe (27)

Consumer Products (12)

Professional Products (10)

Dermatological Beauty (5)

From loreal.com, brands by division, read September 2026. The Luxe list includes fashion houses whose beauty L'Oréal makes under licence, such as Armani, Prada and Valentino. Linked names have a page here; the rest aren't in our catalogue.

28 dupes L'Oréal makes for its own originals

Both products in each pair come from L'Oréal: the Kérastase Gloss Absolu Conditioner and the L'Oréal Paris Elvive Glycolic + Gloss Shine Boosting Conditioner, for one, 95% apart. Each row says what matches and what the cheaper one does worse.

  1. L'Oréal Paris Elvive Glycolic + Gloss Shine Boosting Conditioner

    for Kérastase Gloss Absolu Conditioner

    $8.62 against $48, 95% less per ounce ($0.31 / fl oz versus $5.68 / fl oz). Both list Glycolic acid and Amodimethicone.

    The same conditioner base from the same group, cetearyl alcohol with behentrimonium and cetrimonium chloride and amodimethicone, and both lists end on lactic acid and glycolic acid, the acid each line is named after.

    What it does worse: Kérastase adds sodium hyaluronate, a guar conditioner, coconut oil and wild rose extract; L'Oréal adds dimethicone and glycerin for slip.

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  2. L'Oréal Paris Elvive Glycolic + Gloss Shine Boosting Shampoo

    for Kérastase Genesis Bain Nutri-Fortifiant Shampoo

    $9.47 against $48, 94% less per ounce ($0.34 / fl oz versus $5.66 / fl oz).

    Built on the same system from the same group: sodium laureth sulfate, cocamidopropyl betaine and salt with hexylene glycol, dimethicone, amodimethicone, carbomer, salicylic acid, a guar conditioner and trideceth-10.

    What it does worse: Kérastase leaves out sodium lauryl sulfate and adds glycerin and mica, while L'Oréal keeps the second sulfate for more lather and thickens it with cocamide MEA.

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  3. Garnier Fructis Sleek & Shine Leave-In Conditioner Cream

    for Redken All Soft Moisture Restore Leave-In

    $4.73 against $34, 93% less per ounce ($0.46 / fl oz versus $6.70 / fl oz). Both list Argan oil and Amodimethicone.

    Close to the same cream, from the same group: cetearyl alcohol, amodimethicone and cetyl esters lead both labels, with behentrimonium chloride, argan oil, trideceth-6, isopropyl alcohol and cetrimonium chloride on each.

    What it does worse: Redken adds behentrimonium methosulfate and sodium hyaluronate, while Garnier adds apple, sugarcane and lemon extracts with niacinamide and vitamin B6.

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  4. L'Oréal Paris True Match Radiant Serum Concealer

    for Yves Saint Laurent Touche Éclat Radiant Touch

    $13.93 against $45, 92% less per ounce ($42.04 / fl oz versus $532.32 / fl oz).

    Both brighten the under-eye with light-reflecting pigment rather than heavy coverage, and both come out of L'Oréal, which owns YSL Beauté.

    What it does worse: This one is also a real concealer — 1.5% hyaluronic acid, caffeine and enough pigment to cover — which is why it can crease on dry skin where the sheerer pen does not.

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  5. L'Oréal Paris Elvive Total Repair 5 Power Restore Treatment

    for Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate Mask

    $9.97 against $46, 92% less per ounce ($0.43 / fl oz versus $5.42 / fl oz). Both list Amodimethicone.

    Same conditioning base from the same group: cetearyl alcohol, behentrimonium chloride, dimethicone, amodimethicone, glycerin and isopropyl alcohol.

    What it does worse: Redken adds citric acid and sodium citrate for its low-pH bonding claim, while L'Oréal uses lactic acid, cetrimonium chloride and wheat protein, in a 23 oz bottle.

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  6. L'Oréal Paris Elvive Total Repair 5 Damage-Erasing Balm

    for Kérastase Chronologiste Masque Intense Régénérant

    $7.97 against $72, 91% less per ounce ($0.94 / fl oz versus $10.65 / fl oz). Both list Amodimethicone.

    Close to the same mask, from the same group: cetearyl alcohol, behentrimonium chloride, amodimethicone, cetyl esters, isopropyl alcohol and trideceth-6 lead both labels.

    What it does worse: Kérastase adds bisabolol, vitamin E and a ceramide, while L'Oréal adds candelilla wax, sweet almond oil and wheat protein.

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  7. Garnier SkinActive Micellar Water for Waterproof Makeup

    for Lancôme Bi-Facil Double Action Eye Makeup Remover

    $8.39 against $30.60, 91% less per ounce ($0.62 / fl oz versus $7.24 / fl oz).

    The same two-phase remover, from the same group: water, cyclopentasiloxane and isohexadecane lead both labels, over the same buffered water phase of sodium chloride, hexylene glycol and potassium and dipotassium phosphate.

    What it does worse: Lancôme adds poloxamer 184 and a light fragrance and is sized for the eyes, while Garnier is unscented, adds a mild decyl glucoside cleanser and is sold for the whole face.

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  8. L'Oréal Paris Elvive Color Vibrancy Protecting Shampoo

    for Biolage Color Last Shampoo

    $9.49 against $27, 83% less per ounce ($0.34 / fl oz versus $2 / fl oz).

    Nearly the same formula from the same group: water, sodium laureth sulfate, coco-betaine, salt, glycol distearate, dimethicone, fragrance, sodium benzoate, hexylene glycol, cocamide MIPA, salicylic acid and carbomer, in that order on both, then a guar conditioner.

    What it does worse: L'Oréal adds a UV filter (ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate), arginine and niacinamide, while Biolage keeps the formula shorter.

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  9. L'Oréal Paris Elvive Total Repair 5 Protein Recharge Leave-In

    for Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate Leave-In Treatment

    $7.26 against $39, 81% less per ounce ($1.43 / fl oz versus $7.69 / fl oz).

    Close to the same formula, both from L'Oréal's labs: water, dimethicone, cetearyl alcohol, amodimethicone, polyquaternium-37 and dimethiconol lead both labels, with the same trideceth and steareth emulsifiers.

    What it does worse: Redken adds citric acid for its low-pH bonding claim, while L'Oréal swaps it for hydrolyzed wheat protein and sweet almond oil and adds heat protection up to 450°F.

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  10. L'Oréal Paris Elvive Dream Lengths Restoring Shampoo

    for Redken Extreme Length Shampoo

    $9.47 against $58, 80% less per ounce ($0.34 / fl oz versus $1.72 / fl oz).

    Same base, from the same parent company: sodium laureth sulfate with cocamidopropyl betaine and salt, a classic lathering shampoo for long hair that splits at the ends.

    What it does worse: Redken adds biotin and a ceramide, while L'Oréal adds castor oil, niacinamide and dimethicone, which leaves more slip on the lengths.

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  11. L'Oréal Paris Elvive Total Repair 5 Repairing Conditioner

    for Biolage Strength Recovery Conditioning Cream

    $7.68 against $45, 79% less per ounce ($0.27 / fl oz versus $1.33 / fl oz).

    The first five ingredients match in order, water, cetearyl alcohol, stearamidopropyl dimethylamine, isopropyl myristate and cetyl esters, with sunflower seed oil close behind on both, and 12 of Biolage's 21 are on L'Oréal's label.

    What it does worse: Biolage adds squalane, shea butter and salicylic acid, while L'Oréal adds two peptides, glycerin and a ceramide.

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  12. L'Oréal Paris Elvive Total Repair 5 Repairing Shampoo

    for Biolage Hydra Source Shampoo

    $7.68 against $45, 79% less per ounce ($0.27 / fl oz versus $1.33 / fl oz).

    Same lathering system from the same group: sodium laureth and lauryl sulfate with salt, glycol distearate, sodium benzoate, salicylic acid and a guar conditioner.

    What it does worse: Biolage adds cocamidopropyl betaine and aloe and leaves out silicone, while L'Oréal adds dimethicone, amino acids and wheat protein for damaged hair, so it leaves more slip.

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  13. L'Oréal Paris EverPure Sulfate Free Deep Nourish Shampoo

    for Pureology Hydrate Shampoo

    $9.12 against $39, 75% less per ounce ($1.07 / fl oz versus $4.34 / fl oz).

    Nearly the same cleansing system, from Pureology's own parent company: sodium cocoyl isethionate, disodium laureth sulfosuccinate, sodium lauryl sulfoacetate and sodium lauroyl sarcosinate, with decyl glucoside, polyquaternium-10 and amodimethicone.

    What it does worse: Pureology adds wheat and soy proteins, green tea and aloe, while L'Oréal adds apricot kernel, camelina and grape seed oils with rosemary.

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  14. L'Oréal Paris EverPure Sulfate Free Frizz Defy Conditioner

    for Pureology Hydrate Conditioner

    $9.27 against $39, 75% less per ounce ($1.10 / fl oz versus $4.34 / fl oz).

    The same conditioner base, both from L'Oréal: water, cetearyl alcohol, amodimethicone, behentrimonium chloride and cetyl esters open both lists in that order, and nine of Pureology's first ten ingredients are among L'Oréal's first ten.

    What it does worse: Pureology adds its botanicals, mint oil and menthol, shea and jojoba butters, sunflower and soybean oils, green tea, rosemary and sage, while L'Oréal adds marula oil and vitamin E.

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  15. L'Oréal Paris Elvive Color Vibrancy Protecting Conditioner

    for Biolage Color Last Conditioner

    $9.49 against $45, 75% less per ounce ($0.34 / fl oz versus $1.33 / fl oz).

    Both are cream conditioners for colored hair on the same base, cetearyl alcohol with behentrimonium chloride.

    What it does worse: Biolage is silicone-free, with glycerin, cetyl esters and isopropyl myristate, while L'Oréal adds amodimethicone for slip, a UV filter, arginine and niacinamide.

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  16. L'Oréal Paris Voluminous Lash Paradise Mascara Primer

    for Lancôme Cils Booster XL Enhancing Lash Primer

    $10.97 against $25.50, 74% less per ounce ($40.55 / fl oz versus $150.61 / oz). Both list Beeswax and Carnauba wax and Panthenol.

    Same kind of primer, from the company that owns Lancôme: a soft white base of beeswax and carnauba wax with panthenol and acacia gum that coats lashes before the mascara goes on.

    What it does worse: Lancôme adds rice bran and candelilla waxes and rayon fibers for extra length, while L'Oréal uses a wavy brush with over 200 bristles and adds chamomile extract.

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  17. L'Oréal Paris Elvive Hyaluron Plump Shampoo

    for Matrix Food For Soft Hydrating Shampoo

    $5.57 against $48, 69% less per ounce ($0.44 / fl oz versus $1.42 / fl oz). Both list Sodium hyaluronate.

    The same formula in another bottle, as far as the labels show: the first seventeen ingredients match in order, from sodium laureth and lauryl sulfate through cocamide MEA, dimethicone, carbomer and salicylic acid, and both list sodium hyaluronate and amodimethicone.

    What it does worse: Matrix adds avocado oil and a little menthol, which L'Oréal leaves out.

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  18. L'Oréal Paris Elvive Hyaluron Plump Conditioner

    for Matrix Food For Soft Detangling Conditioner

    $5.57 against $48, 69% less per ounce ($0.44 / fl oz versus $1.42 / fl oz). Both list Sodium hyaluronate.

    The same conditioner as far as the labels go, both from L'Oréal's labs: water, cetearyl alcohol, dimethicone, glycerin, behentrimonium chloride, fragrance, amodimethicone, cetrimonium chloride, isopropyl alcohol, lactic acid and sodium hyaluronate appear in the same order on both.

    What it does worse: Matrix adds avocado and sunflower oils and vitamin E, which the L'Oréal label doesn't list.

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  19. L'Oréal Paris EverPure Sulfate Free Glossing Conditioner

    for Pureology Strength Cure Conditioner

    $9.97 against $39, 66% less per ounce ($1.47 / fl oz versus $4.34 / fl oz).

    The first nine ingredients are the same, in the same order: water, cetearyl alcohol, behentrimonium chloride, amodimethicone, fragrance, isopropyl alcohol, phenoxyethanol, benzoic acid and trideceth-6, and 14 of the 17 on L'Oréal's label are on Pureology's.

    What it does worse: Pureology adds olive, camelina and linseed oils, arginine and a ceramide, while L'Oréal adds glycolic acid and a pearly mica for shine.

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  20. L'Oréal Paris Telescopic Original Lengthening Mascara – Blackest Black

    for Lancôme Définicils Defining & Lengthening Mascara

    $11.97 against $28.90, 66% less per ounce ($44.25 / fl oz versus $131.49 / fl oz). Both list Beeswax and Carnauba wax and Panthenol.

    The same lengthening formula from the same group: paraffin, beeswax, carnauba wax and acacia senegal gum held in a stearic and palmitic acid emulsion with triethanolamine, and nine of the first ten ingredients on the two lists are shared, panthenol included further down.

    What it does worse: Définicils carries more of the stearic acid and uses a grooved-bristle brush; Telescopic's brush is flexible, with a flat side to lengthen and a comb side to separate, and it adds a film former.

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  21. L'Oréal Paris EverPure Sulfate Free Frizz Defy Shampoo

    for Redken Color Extend Magnetics Shampoo

    $9.99 against $31, 61% less per ounce ($1.18 / fl oz versus $3.06 / fl oz).

    One base, both from L'Oréal: the first nine ingredients match in order, the mild sulfate-free blend of coco-betaine, disodium laureth sulfosuccinate, sodium cocoyl isethionate, sodium lauryl sulfoacetate and sodium lauroyl sarcosinate with glycol distearate, salt and decyl glucoside, and 30 of the 35 on L'Oréal's label are on Redken's.

    What it does worse: Redken adds arginine, serine, glutamic acid and soy protein, the amino acids it credits with sealing color in, where L'Oréal adds marula and rosemary oils.

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  22. CeraVe Skin Renewing Eye Cream with Peptides, Caffeine & Niacinamide

    for IT Cosmetics Confidence in an Eye Cream

    $15.12 against $37.40, 57% less per ounce ($30.62 / oz versus $73.74 / fl oz). Both list Palmitoyl tripeptide-1 and Caffeine and Niacinamide and Sodium hyaluronate.

    The same actives, and both from L'Oréal: the peptide pair palmitoyl tripeptide-1 and palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7 (the blend sold as Matrixyl 3000), caffeine, niacinamide, sodium hyaluronate and ceramide NP are on both lists.

    What it does worse: IT Cosmetics sits them in cocoa butter with soy and rice proteins, ginseng and a brightening tint, while CeraVe uses a lighter ceramide cream with petrolatum and no fragrance, so it neither tints nor brightens on contact.

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  23. Garnier Fructis Diamond Sleek Hair Shine Spray

    for Color Wow Dream Coat Anti-Humidity Spray

    $8.68 against $30, 57% less per ounce ($1.89 / fl oz versus $4.44 / fl oz). Both list Polysilicone-29.

    The polymer that does Dream Coat's work is on this label too: polysilicone-29, which heat sets into a film against humidity, in a water, glycerin and dipropylene glycol spray, and L'Oréal owns both brands.

    What it does worse: Color Wow pairs it with silicone quaternium-18, chamomile and calendula, while Garnier adds argan oil, corn, soy and wheat proteins, a conditioning agent and fragrance, and is sold as a heat protectant to 450°F as well.

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  24. L'Oréal Paris Sulfate Free Glossing Lamination Hair Mask

    for Pureology Hydrate Deep Conditioning Treatment

    $9.97 against $37.60, 56% less per ounce ($1.95 / fl oz versus $4.45 / fl oz). Both list Coconut oil.

    Same conditioning base from the same group: cetearyl alcohol with behentrimonium chloride, isopropyl alcohol and coconut oil, rinsed out after a few minutes.

    What it does worse: Pureology adds soybean and avocado oils and vitamin E for dry hair, while L'Oréal adds amodimethicone and polyquaternium-37 for a slicker, glossier finish.

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  25. L'Oréal Paris Voluminous Original Mascara – Carbon Black

    for Lancôme Hypnôse Drama Extreme Volumizing Mascara

    $11.99 against $27.20, 54% less per ounce ($46.05 / fl oz versus $100.55 / fl oz). Both list Beeswax and Carnauba wax and Acacia senegal gum.

    Lancôme's published ingredient list for Hypnôse Drama and the US label of Voluminous Original start with the same eight ingredients in the same order: water, paraffin, potassium cetyl phosphate, beeswax, carnauba wax, acacia senegal gum, cetyl alcohol and glycerin, a wax base both brands take from L'Oréal.

    What it does worse: Hypnôse Drama has an S-shaped brush and a "2% bonding complex" Lancôme doesn't break down, while Voluminous adds silica and fatty alcohols to the base.

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  26. L'Oréal Paris EverPure Moisture 21-in-1 Leave In Conditioner

    for Biolage All-In-One Multi-Benefit Spray

    $9.97 against $38, 47% less per ounce ($1.49 / fl oz versus $2.81 / fl oz). Both list Coconut oil and Amodimethicone.

    One spray under two names, both from L'Oréal: all of Biolage's first ten ingredients are among L'Oréal's first ten, the first six in the same order, water, coconut oil, amodimethicone, PPG-5-ceteth-10 phosphate, polyquaternium-37 and phenoxyethanol, and 26 of the 31 on L'Oréal's label are on Biolage's.

    What it does worse: Biolage adds aloe and agave, L'Oréal rose and sweet almond extracts, and only L'Oréal puts a number on the heat protection, 450°F.

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  27. L'Oréal Paris Voluminous Lash Paradise Mascara

    for Lancôme Monsieur Big Volumizing Mascara

    $10.97 against $25.50, 43% less per ounce ($43.26 / fl oz versus $75.41 / fl oz). Both list Beeswax and Carnauba wax and Acacia senegal gum.

    The same mascara as far as the labels go, both from L'Oréal: the first fourteen ingredients match in order, paraffin, potassium cetyl phosphate, carnauba wax, beeswax and the two film-forming copolymers among them, and every ingredient on Lash Paradise's US label is also on Monsieur Big's.

    What it does worse: Monsieur Big adds a silicone, a second film former and two more emulsifiers, and its brush is bigger, with wavy fibers where Lash Paradise uses soft bristles in an hourglass.

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  28. NYX Professional Makeup Matte Finish Setting Spray

    for Urban Decay All Nighter Long-Lasting Setting Spray

    $8.50 against $28.90, 42% less per ounce ($4.19 / fl oz versus $7.24 / fl oz).

    Holds makeup comparably through a normal day, with a matte rather than natural finish. Wear time is shorter in real heat, and the bottle is half the size, but the price per ml is far lower.

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Savings are per ounce where both sizes are known, on shelf price otherwise. Who owns the other companies' brands: Estée Lauder Companies · Unilever. All figures: Dupe Index.