Articles : Sharing Beauty With All

L'oréal Group Articles: In 2018, L’Oréal Professional launched the Source Essentielle range, with square-shaped shampoo bottles enabling minimal use of plastic materials.

L’Oréal directly purchases less than 320 tonnes of palm oil every year, but consume, via the ingredients purchased from its suppliers, palm oil or palm kernel oil derivatives in a quantity approximately equivalent to 70,000 tonnes of palm oil. These derivatives are glycerol, fatty acids or fatty alcohols, ingredients used in products for their emollient or foaming properties.

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Shea is the central component of a sustainable supply chain the Group has established in Burkina Faso. This chain also involves two complementary providers, a fair-trade company and one of the world’s largest shea butter producers.

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In 2012, within the scope of the consultations organised during the development of the Sharing Beauty with All programme, L’Oréal developed a materiality analysis.

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