L'Oréal UKI articles

L'Oréal Groupe UK and Ireland: Consumers today use apps on a daily basis, with many that can help them make more informed consumption choices. In recent years, consumers have access to apps to scan beauty products to obtain information, so they can make choices that are best for them when it comes to beauty and hygiene.

L'Oreal Groupe UK and Ireland: Discover everything you need to know about SUN Filters.

As the world’s leading global beauty company L’Oréal inspires and encourages dynamic career opportunities for employees to learn and thrive across 150 countries.

At L’Oréal, we deploy cutting-edge technology in artificial intelligence, and data and machine learning because where beauty is concerned, science is essential for innovation.

L'Oréal Groupe UK and Ireland: In 2019, Maybelline initiated an ambitious plan to cut plastics. Focusing on in-store point of sale displays, the business devised a strategy focussed on recycling, reusing and returning plastic parts.

L'Oréal Groupe UK and Ireland: Founded in 2009, the L’Oréal Young Scientist Centre (LYSC), at the Royal Institution is a long-standing partnership that gives young people the chance to become scientists for the day, showing them just how creative science can be.

Women scientists are leading ground-breaking research across the world, but despite their remarkable discoveries women still only represent 1/3 of researchers globally, and their work rarely gains the recognition it deserves.

For more than a century, we have devoted our energy and our competencies solely to one business: beauty. We are committed to fulfilng this mission ethically and responsibly.

In 1909, French chemist Eugène Paul Louis Schueller founded L’Oréal with the world’s first hair dye. With over 4,000 L’Oréal scientists around the world, L’Oréal has partnered with leading scientific institutions

L’Oréal has operated in the UK and Ireland since 1932, with millions of British and Irish consumers enjoying our products every day.