For over 10 years, L'Oréal has organized an annual Citizen Day to demonstrate its commitment to social responsibility. On this day, the group encourages its employees throughout the world to offer their skills and energy during their working hours to local associations active in the social and environmental field.
Created in 1998 by L’Oréal and UNESCO, the program For Women in Science honors female scientists in their career and addresses the obstacles that stand in the way of scientists so that they can contribute to solving the great challenges of our time. In 23 years, the program has supported more than 3,600 female researchers from 117 countries. The program highlights scientific talent and aims to encourage young women to choose scientific careers.
In 2021 we opened our brand-new L’Oréal Benelux headquarters in Hoofddorp called SHARE.
Next to its central location this office space combines state-of-the-art technology while meeting the latest sustainability requirements in line with our L’Oréal For the Future commitments.
The building was built using cradle to cradle certified materials and awarded both a WELL GOLD and a BREAAM certificate. The SHARE building features many sustainable solutions making it one of Europe's most sustainable office spaces.
At Libramont, we create beauty that moves the world since 1975. In this factory L’Oréal puts science and technology at the service of beauty every day.
Every year, millions of hair color and hair care kits are transported from the Belgian province of Luxembourg to the European consumer market. The Group's Belgian plant is a high-tech factory where 400 employees work with remote controlled machines, robots and automation to create over 200 million units yearly.
L’Oréal Belgium is one of the oldest subsidiaries. Our story began in 1913 with Fernand Lefèbvre, a hairdresser, who started the sale of products developed by Eugène Schueller in hairdressing salons in Belgium. Back then, the business was located on Place Sainte-Catherine in Brussels. To meet demand a distribution centre was opened in Mollem in Flemish Brabant in October 1967 to supply pharmacies and supermarkets which distribute on a national level. The site was sold at the end of 2009 to Soditra-Logistic which still ensures the delivery of Consumer Products today. The L'Oréal Belgium office moved to several places and is currently located in Berchem-Sainte-Agathe.
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