Lait micellaire demaquillant

Matches the core cleansing system closely: poloxamer 184, peg-40 hydrogenated castor oil, glycerin, and propylene glycol are all shared with the source.

Shares poloxamer 184 and glycerin as the base, but relies on disodium cocoamphodiacetate as the primary surfactant instead of the peg-40/hydrogenated castor oil system, so the cleansing mechanism differs.

Same formula as the Garnier entry above—shares poloxamer 184 and glycerin but swaps the peg-40 hydrogenated castor oil for disodium cocoamphodiacetate as the main surfactant.

Shares poloxamer 184 and glycerin but uses peg-8 instead of the peg-40/hydrogenated castor oil combo that's key to the source's emulsification, and it's an eye-only formula.

Shares the poloxamer 184/glycerin base but this is a gel eye-makeup remover, not a micellar milk, and lacks the peg-40/hydrogenated castor oil emulsifying system that gives the source its milky texture.