The sounds of L'Oréal's divisions: Active Cosmetics
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The document discusses case studies from L'Oreal's Active Cosmetics Division, including working with startups to innovate brands like Vichy and Shazam, using technology to drive consumers to digital and retail experiences, adapting the La Roche-Posay brand for the Indian market, and what it takes to be successful at L'Oreal.
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The sounds of L'Oréal's divisions: Active Cosmetics
- 1. The sounds of our Active Cosmetics Division
- 2. Listen to our employees working at:
- 3. Innovation across all our brandsCase study: working with startups Vichy & Shazam
- 4. Technology trasforming beautyCase study: driving consumers to digital & retail
- 5. Technology trasforming beautyCase study: strategy in India
- 6. Technology trasforming beautyCase study: adapting La Roche-Posay to the market
- 7. What does it take to be successful at L’Oréal?
Editor's Notes
- The word ‘universalization’ is created by L’Oréal. It is globalization but with clear respect for differences: differences in needs but also differences in desires, dreams, cultures, and traditions. It’s really a way of seeing the world, a vision that should inspire each one of us. L’Oreal establishes global brands but meanwhile customize the formulae to create tailor-made products in each country. L’Oreal offers products to the globe with strong local relavance.
- The word ‘universalization’ is created by L’Oréal. It is globalization but with clear respect for differences: differences in needs but also differences in desires, dreams, cultures, and traditions. It’s really a way of seeing the world, a vision that should inspire each one of us. L’Oreal establishes global brands but meanwhile customize the formulae to create tailor-made products in each country. L’Oreal offers products to the globe with strong local relavance.