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Reducing the environmental footprint of our products is a major focus on which L’Oréal has been working for close to 20 years. Since 2007, we have a frame to design more sustainable packaging. Recognizing our planet's finite resources, L'Oréal is embracing a circular approach built on the 3 R's: reduce, replace, and recycle. Our sustainable packaging strategy is based on 3 major pillars, the “3Rs”: Reduce packaging intensity and therefore use fewer resources, based on 3 levers: reuse, lightweighting and resize. Replace impacting materials or processes by materials or processes with a better environmental footprint (renewable, post-consumer recycled, lower carbon emissions) Recycle by creating packaging that contribute to circularity by being recyclable.

At L'Oréal Groupe, our purpose is to create the beauty that moves the world This means not only developing innovative and desirable products, but also building a business that is both sustainable and inclusive. Our Inclusive Sourcing program, launched in 2010, stands as a testament to this commitment.

L’Oréal is establishing a comprehensive framework for nature restoration and conservation. Through rigorous qualitative, quantitative, and financial assessments of the key Dependencies, Impacts, Risks, and Opportunities related to Climate and Nature, L’Oréal has identified the most critical challenges and salient stakes across its value chain.

L’Oréal is making significant strides in its fight against climate change In 2024, the Group achieved 97% renewable energy use for its operated sites1, a key step towards its ambitious climate transition plan, This plan, validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), outlines L’Oréal’s targets for emissions reduction.  

Since 90 years, Lancôme combines the most innovative science with the most advanced technology to create skincare of unparalleled efficacy. Always pioneering new scientific territories, Lancôme enters the longevity meta-revolution. A breakthrough for a new generation of skincare that resonates with the brand sense of purpose.

The Domaine de la Rose is a unique 15-acre site certified by Ecocert, promoting biodiversity through organic polyculture farming methods. This sustainable approach is employed to cultivate around ten perfume plants, including the iconic Centifolia Rose, jasmine, iris, tuberose, and lavender.

More than just an aesthetic concern, skin health is directly linked to physical and mental well-being. In response to this alarming situation, the L'Oréal Act for Dermatology aims to remove these barriers and ensure equitable access to dermatological care.

We believe that there are effective non-animal ways to ensure the safety of cosmetic products. Over 40 years ago, L’Oréal pioneered the development of human reconstructed skin