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As a beauty enthusiast, I was thrilled to listen to Mr. Chau Huynh - Talent Acquisition Manager sharing about beauty tech - L'Oréal. I was deeply impressed with their definition of beauty. Beauty is genderless, innovative and sustainable. Beauty is eternally evolving. It is a universal desire that crosses time, countries and cultures. It goes beyond 'appearance' and taps deep into human aspirations: a sense of belonging, self-expression, self-confidence. Beauty is powered by tech to personalize and make beauty more inclusive, to provide virtual dermatological care, to augment science and product formulation, to enhance retail experience and more. For example, they have recently unveiled HAPTA, the first handheld, ultra-precise computerized makeup applicator designed for those with hand-motion disorders, arthritis, demonstrating “beauty for all”. You can read more about it on https://lnkd.in/gfiNHtc9 Personally, I think L'Oréal doesn't simply sell makeup or skincare products, they sell aspirations and empowerment. If you buy L'Oréal products, you can “create the beauty that moves the world”. It reminds me of the concept from Consumer Behavior Unit - self brand connection, which creates a relationship with a brand and ultimately drives loyalty. #VOCOCENTER #FSD #FSDGEN4 #digitalmarketing #sales #loreal #beautytech #beautythatmovestheworld

From a Dye Job to a Beauty Goliath, this is the story of how L'Oréal became the largest beauty brand in the world 🤯 It all started in 1909 with a young chemist, Eugène Schueller, and a revolutionary hair dye solution. But how did this single product blossom into a global beauty empire? Here are the key ingredients to our success story: 👉 Innovation at the Core: From hair color to sun protection, L'Oréal has always been a leader in beauty science. We constantly strive to understand and fulfill evolving consumer needs. 👉 A Portfolio for Every Dream: Our diverse brand collection caters to a wide range of aspirations and budgets. From luxury offerings like Lancôme to accessible favorites like Maybelline, there's a L'Oréal product for everyone. 👉 The Power of Transformation: We believe beauty is about self-expression and confidence. Our marketing campaigns and partnerships empower people to embrace their unique beauty. L'Oréal's journey is a testament to the power of vision, innovation, and understanding your audience. What are your thoughts on the evolution of the beauty industry? Share your comments below! #LorealLegacy #BeautyEmpireRise #InnovationInBeauty #BeautyForAll #TransformationThroughBeauty

From a Dye Job to a Beauty Goliath, this is the story of how L'Oréal became the largest beauty brand in the world 🤯 It all started in 1909 with a young chemist, Eugène Schueller, and a revolutionary hair dye solution. But how did this single product blossom into a global beauty empire? Here are the key ingredients to our success story: 👉 Innovation at the Core: From hair color to sun protection, L'Oréal has always been a leader in beauty science. We constantly strive to understand and fulfill evolving consumer needs. 👉 A Portfolio for Every Dream: Our diverse brand collection caters to a wide range of aspirations and budgets. From luxury offerings like Lancôme to accessible favorites like Maybelline, there's a L'Oréal product for everyone. 👉 The Power of Transformation: We believe beauty is about self-expression and confidence. Our marketing campaigns and partnerships empower people to embrace their unique beauty. L'Oréal's journey is a testament to the power of vision, innovation, and understanding your audience. What are your thoughts on the evolution of the beauty industry? Share your comments below! #LorealLegacy #BeautyEmpireRise #InnovationInBeauty #BeautyForAll #TransformationThroughBeauty

Fragrances blended not just for you but also to attract your ideal partner through pheromone analysis Luxury Beauty Tailored to You: How L'Oréal and Estée Lauder Unlock Personalized Self-Care Imagine opening your door to find a package filled with beauty elixirs in shades formulated just for you. As you gently apply the eye serum designed to target your specific concerns, you feel seen and valued as its soothing ingredients get to work. When was the last time you felt this cared for? This vision is becoming reality today as L’Oréal and Estée Lauder shape the future of bespoke beauty experiences. Through AI insights predicting your needs, nimble supply chains traversing the globe, and advanced manufacturing unlocking precise personalization — these giants are pioneering the self-care revolution. L’Oréal's patented analytics not only personalize your beauty regimen but also revolutionize logistics. They optimize routes and delivery schedules, ensuring your customized products arrive at your doorstep with unmatched speed and reduced environmental impact. Meanwhile, Estée Lauder harnesses partnerships to transform real-time global buyer sentiments into tailored skincare, makeup, and fragrances. Their efficient supply chain strategy allows for swift responsiveness to consumer demands, setting a new standard in luxury beauty logistics. The result? Beauty built for the nuances of you, not the norms of the masses. Tailored formulas elevating self-care beyond imagination, supported by a supply chain that's as personalized as the products themselves. When did you last feel truly seen and understood by a beauty brand? How might AI elevate your self-care journey if you could access customized products meeting your exact needs? How can the delivery of the products make the difference in the experience? #LogisticsInnovation #AIBeauty #Personalization #SupplyChainExcellence #Loreal #EsteeLauder

[#LetsTalkConsumers] Rising consumer sophistication, 'skinification' of personal beauty care, and the pivotal role of digital platforms – Fabrice Megarbane, President of L'Oréal North Asia and CEO of L’Oréal China, discusses consumer trends in the North Asian beauty market as well as opportunities and challenges for the industry when it comes to the integration of technological and sustainable transformation. Read the interview here: https://lnkd.in/dvqSpR5g #mazars #mazarssingapore

Sustainability imperatives and technological enhancements are reshaping industries, and the beauty sector (defined as skincare, fragrance, makeup, and haircare) is no exception. The comprehensive insights provided by Vismay Sharma, President of L'Oréal South Asia Pacific Middle East and North Africa, has added a deeper layer to my understanding of the industry and revealed noteworthy developments and much-welcome trends around #sustainability and #inclusivity as well as usage of #artificialintelligence #virtualreality #machinelearning For those keen on further exploration please see here https://lnkd.in/gS4qSpgp   #BeautyIndustry #Sustainability #Technology #Innovation #Loreal #Leadership #IndustryTrends #exclusiveinterview

[#LetsTalkConsumers] Rising consumer sophistication, 'skinification' of personal beauty care, and the pivotal role of digital platforms – Fabrice Megarbane, President of L'Oréal North Asia and CEO of L'Oréal China, discusses consumer trends in the North Asian beauty market as well as opportunities and challenges for the industry when it comes to the integration of technological and sustainable transformation. Read the interview here: https://lnkd.in/dvqSpR5g 

Weekly Beauty Brief 🤍 AmorePacific Names New President: Taeho Park appointed President of AmorePacific's China division, succeeding Mike Hwang (Global Cosmetics News). Ren Clean Skincare CEO Steps Down: Michelle Brett steps down as CEO on July 1 for a new role at Unilever Prestige. Successor yet to be named (Business of Fashion). L’Oréal Revises Market Growth Forecast: CEO Nicolas Hieronimus lowers growth forecast to 4.5-5% due to weaker sales in China (Business of Fashion, Yahoo Finance). Beauty Stocks Drop: Beauty stocks fell sharply after L’Oréal revised its market growth forecast. L’Oréal, Estée Lauder, and Shiseido saw declines (WWD). Slow Start for Makeup M&A Deals: Glossier, Kosas, and Rare Beauty struggle to close deals; new skincare players like Byoma and Osea explore opportunities (WWD). Diptyque Executive Changes: Chris Garek retires; Fabienne Mauny becomes President, Laurence Semichon CEO, Nicolas Floquet Deputy CEO (WWD). Kenya's Beauty Market Growth: Kenya's beauty market valued at $2.3 billion in 2024, projected to grow 6.78% annually (Beauty Matters). Beauty Companies Expand in Mexico: Ulta, E.l.f., Sheglam, and Estée Lauder expand in Mexico. Sephora grows with over 30 stores (WWD). Kering Beauté Appoints New CFO: Stéphane Perrault named CFO of Kering Beauté, joining from Maison Ferrand (Fashion Network). Givaudan Acquires b.kolormakeup: Givaudan acquires Italian company b.kolormakeup to enhance makeup and skincare capabilities (Givaudan). Boots CEO Resigns: Sebastian James steps down in November as Walgreens Boots Alliance's sale plan stalls (Business of Fashion). Bernard Arnault Invests in Richemont: LVMH founder Bernard Arnault acquires a personal stake in Richemont, with no immediate strategic moves (Global Cosmetics News). Forum Brands Acquires Ever Skincare: Forum Brands acquires Ever Skincare from Stella & Dot, known for clean skincare products (Beauty Matters). e.l.f. Expands Collaboration with Roblox: e.l.f. becomes the first beauty brand to test real-world commerce on Roblox (Business Wire). L’Oréal and Debut Collaborate on Biotech Ingredients: L’Oréal partners with Debut to develop bio-identical ingredients for global brands after $40 million series B funding (WWD). Celine Expands Beauty Line: Celine introduces new perfumed products and plans to launch more cosmetics in fall 2024 and January 2025 (Business of Fashion). Glossier Partners with Team USA Women’s Basketball: Glossier becomes the first beauty partner of Team USA Women’s Basketball, sponsoring the Olympic opening ceremony (Business of Fashion). Amazon Blush Sales Surge: Blush sales on Amazon reached $58.9 million, growing 39% YoY, driven by popular dupes and top search terms like "E.l.f" (WWD). SK-II Opens Concept Store in Malaysia: SK-II launches its first concept store in Malaysia at Kuala Lumpur's Mid Valley Megamall (Global Cosmetics News). 👀 what factors should high-profile beauty brands focus on to attract buyers in today’s market??

As I work in the beauty industry, I often reflect and ask myself is beauty superficial? And the answer is a big NO! Beauty is far more than skin deep. Most of us begin and end our day in front of a mirror. We follow beauty rituals to feel good about ourselves and even use beauty to express our individuality. In fact, the beauty industry also plays a huge role in our socio-economic development, employing millions of people worldwide.💪 To dig deeper into the answer, L'Oréal Groupe has partnered with The New York Times to reveal the essentiality of beauty for everyone in a new campaign that covers topics from Business, Science, Tech, Wellness, to Life and Human stories that will take you on a journey of depth and discovery on why beauty is essential to humanity. Discover the essentiality of beauty here: https://lnkd.in/eCYeF2KF So, do you think beauty is superficial? #weareloreal

🌟 Beauty is an investment that pays off! 💄✨ In a rapidly evolving world, the cosmetics industry has shown remarkable resilience, facing challenges with strength and determination in recent years. My philosophy, "Humanistic Cosmetics," reflects on the importance of combining outer beauty with inner well-being, positively contributing to the economy. 💰 The cosmetics industry stands as an economic pillar, generating an estimated impact of over $400 billion globally (Source: Humanistic Cosmetics by G. Negretti). Beauty is not just superficial; it actively contributes to economic growth and overall well-being. 🌍 I invite everyone to reflect on how beauty can be a driving force for positive change. Together, we can build a world where beauty is not just a luxury but a key element for global well-being. 💎✨ #BeautyThatPays #HumanisticCosmetics #GlobalEconomy #GiannantonioNegretti 💼🌟