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Following a collaboration with Valentino Beauty, the specialist in application solutions has designed the packaging for the mini lipsticks of several prestige brands belonging to the beauty giant – Lancôme, YSL Beauté, Armani Beauté and Prada Beauty. These products are intended for travel retail and discovery sets.

The company, part of the L'Oréal Group, has formalised a partnership with the Swiss biotech company (see Expression Cosmétique No. 86, p.13) to incorporate Mitopure® – a form of urolithin that supports mitochondrial function – into a new range.

The French group and the American specialist in artificial intelligence and high-performance computing are expanding their partnership to integrate the Alchemi machine learning platform into L’Oréal’s Research & Innovation activities.

As part of its Collective for the Planet initiative, L'Oréal's consumer products brand is supporting the association in protecting and restoring French forests.

The two parties have reached a €4 billion agreement for the sale of the luxury group's perfume and cosmetics business – launched in 2023 – to the beauty giant.

At the Industry Week, the French giant announced a €60 million strategic investment plan to modernise and expand its factory in Gauchy (Hauts-de-France Region), which specialises in luxury perfumes.

Last June, at the Viva Technology trade show in Paris, France, the French giant highlighted its open innovation ecosystem in North Asia through the forum "New Frontiers of Beauty".

Despite their environmental advantages, refillable cosmetics, a segment currently dominated by hygiene products, are struggling to gain traction in France.

The cosmetics giant has issued the first call for applications for its Sustainable Innovation Accelerator.