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Break the Silence: Commited to Improve Inclusion

On the International Day for Persons with Disabilities, L’Oréal unveils new commitments and we encourage our employee’s readiness to #BreaktheSilence.

Events | Science & Technology

Winners of the Beauty Tech For Good Challenge

L’Oréal reveals the winners of its “Beauty Tech for Good Challenge”, a competition recognising the most innovative start-ups supporting responsible, sustainable and inclusive beauty

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L’Oréal Announces New Organization of Geographic Zones

Events | Research | Science & Technology

Our first model of reconstructed vascularized skin awarded by the ifscc

In this edition on the theme "Beauty and Happiness - Pushing Boundaries", L'Oréal was under the spotlights with 7 podiums, 34 selected posters, and the prestigious award on Applied Research.

Commitments | L'Oréal Group | Environment | Technology

The first cosmetic plastic bottle made from Industrial Carbon Emissions

LanzaTech, Total and L’Oréal have premiered the world’s first sustainable packaging made from captured and recycled carbon emissions.

Finance

Sales at 30 September 2020

Events | Research | L'Oréal Group

31st IFSCC Congress: Pushing the boundaries of science

The history of the IFSCC is closely linked the L’Oréal Group as we believe in the same idea that science is a driver of innovation in cosmetics.

Finance

L’Oréal announces the succession of Jean-Paul Agon as Chief Executive Officer from 1 May 2021

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B.Lavernos appointed President Research, Innovation and Technologies

On the 8th of October 2020, Mrs. Barbara Lavernos, currently EVP, Chief Technologies & Operations Officer, will lead a new Department including Research, innovation and Technologies, as of February 1st 2021. She will be succeeded in her current role by Mr. Antoine Vanlaeys.

L'Oréal Group | L'Oréal Foundation | Science & Technology | Research

Historic Nobel Prize in Chemistry: two laureates from the L'Oréal-Unesco for Women in Science Program awarded

Professor Emmanuelle Charpentier and Professor Jennifer A. Doudna received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for the development of a revolutionary method of genome editing.