Gelée démaquillante yeux

Shares the poloxamer 184 cleansing base and same two colorants, but lacks the acrylate gelling polymer and the cornflower/tropolone soothing actives that define the original's gel texture and calming claim.

Does share glycerin, phenoxyethanol, caprylyl glycol, potassium sorbate and even cornflower extract, giving it some real soothing overlap, but it's built on an olive-oil ester emulsifier system rather than the poloxamer/acrylate gel base and lacks tropolone.

Only overlaps on glycerin, poloxamer 184 and phenoxyethanol as a generic cleansing base; missing the cornflower extract, tropolone, and the specific acrylate gel-forming polymer, plus it adds fragrance which the original avoids.

Shares only glycerin and poloxamer 184 as a base; it's a classic micellar water built around cocoamphodiacetate surfactant, missing the gel-forming polymer, cornflower extract, and tropolone that define the source's identity.

Essentially identical to the other Garnier micellar water listed here—shares glycerin and poloxamer 184 only, missing the signature gel polymer, cornflower extract, and tropolone actives.