L'Oréal Singapore news

To spur the next era of beauty, L’Oréal has launched the Big Bang Beauty Tech Innovation Program in the South Asia Pacific, Middle East and North Africa (SAPMENA) region, including Singapore. The biggest open innovation competition of this scale for the beauty sector, it offers promising startups the chance to develop their innovation in a commercial pilot and potential exposure to 35 markets of the SAPMENA region.

Global beauty giant L’Oréal staged its first-ever Singapore Showcase, unveiling cutting-edge beauty technologies and initiating significant collaborations with local universities aimed at nurturing young innovators.

L'Oréal Group (which includes L'Oréal and its 36 beauty brands) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Singapore Management University (SMU) and Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS).

The global beauty brand will work with SMU and SUSS on nurturing business skills of final year undergraduates, and with NUS on research in the field of green sciences.

Originally unveiled at CES 2024, L’Oréal, in partnership with Zuvi, had developed the AirLight Pro, a hair dryer that prioritises hair health and damage.

SINGAPORE — Mr Ibnur Rashad had been figuring out how to build a chinampa — also known as a "floating island", a Mexican farming technique that allows plants to grow in shallow waters — when an encounter with a woman carrying recycled water bottles gave him his eureka moment. The lady had asked him if there was a recycling bin around as she wanted to recycle the bottles. “That’s when I thought: Aha! Why not just make these islands float with recycled water bottles?” said Mr Ibnur, the founder of Ground-Up Innovation Labs for Development — a consultancy that helps companies find sustainable solutions.

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