CEW Board Reacts to Overturning of Roe v. Wade
Following the Supreme Court’s overturn of Roe v. Wade, beauty companies and executives aired their views regarding the landmark decision.
L’Oréal Executives Elevated to Heighten Brand Portfolios
Three L’Oréal executives have been elevated to heighten their extensive portfolio of brands and each brand’s tech ambition.
L’Oréal Promotes Vivianna Blanch to VP of Marketing, NYX Professional Makeup U.S.
Vivianna Blanch has been promoted to Vice President of Marketing for NYX Professional Makeup, U.S., effective July 1.
Adapting to the New Normal: L’Oréal Exec Erica Culpepper Shares Her Experience
Here, Erica discusses everything from the importance of video conferencing, crafting relevant messaging with consumers online, and being fully stocked and ramped up on her brands’ B2C site.
Nathalie Gerschtein Named President, Consumer Products Division, L’Oréal USA
Nathalie will succeed Michel Brousset, who has left the company to pursue personal entrepreneurial activities.
After 10 Years, Clarisonic Creates Something Specifically for Men
This month Clarisonic releases Alpha Fit, the brand’s first men’s skin care device. With more than 40 patents, Alpha Fit not only took five years to make, but has opened the facial door to a growing market of men’s grooming.
L’Oréal Broadens Hair Share in Brazil With Acquisition
Niely Cosmeticos has two main brands, Cor & Ton in hair color and Niely Gold in hair care.
L’Oréal USA Awarded EDGE Gender Equality Certification
For the past six months, L’Oréal USA has been participating in EDGE’s certification process, which includes a comprehensive review of the company’s gender policies and practices and a deep analysis of gender data across its entire U.S. workforce of 10,000 employees.
Ralph Lauren: A Fine Romance
For Ralph Lauren’s winter media event announcing the forthcoming release of their newest fragrance, Midnight Romance, the idea of newly-ignited young romance and passionate desires came to life as guests received pre-event tweets from male suitors who tried to woo them in under 140 words.
Urban Decay Taps L’Oréal R&D
When L’Oréal bought Urban Decay from Castanea Partners for an estimated $300 million in December 2012, the rule-breaking chief creative officer and founding partner, Wende Zomnir, was part of the deal. After all, she started the cult grunge makeup brand with Sandy Lerner in 1996, and has been cranking out high-performance products with an offbeat vibe for 17 years. No small feat.
Urban Decay Taps L’Oréal R&D
When L’Oréal bought Urban Decay from Castanea Partners for an estimated $300 million in December 2012, the rule-breaking chief creative officer and founding partner, Wende Zomnir, was part of the deal. After all, she started the cult grunge makeup brand with Sandy Lerner in 1996, and has been cranking out high-performance products with an offbeat vibe for 17 years. No small feat.
L’Oréal Eyes New Markets
With a goal of doubling its consumer base from 1 billion to 2 billion within 15 years, L’Oréal has engaged in a number of strategies to realize its ambitious plan: adding subsidiaries, building strategically-located manufacturing and R&D centers, and acquiring brands. During its first quarter conference call on Thursday, April 18, we saw L’Oréal Group’s sales rise a modest 5.1% or 5.5% like for like to $7.8 billion (5.93 billion euro). And, we saw how new and developing markets will be crucial to their 15-year goal: sales in new markets grew 6.7% or 9.4% to $2.9 billion, while sales in developing markets are expected to reach 50% in the near future, up from 39% in 2012.
