Consumer Products
This unit sells mass-market beauty products for everyday use, including makeup, hair care, skin care, and hair color under brands like L'Oréal Paris, Garnier, and Maybelline New York.
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L'Oreal SA
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Andersons Inc
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China Mobile Ltd
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Tejon Ranch Co
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DSM-Firmenich AG
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Bumi Resources Minerals Tbk PT
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88 Energy Ltd
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Dow Inc
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Tai Tung Communication Co Ltd
TWSE:8011
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Deutsche Post AG
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McDonald's Corp
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Petro Vietnam Technical Services Corp
VN:PVS
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Astellas Pharma Inc
F:YPH
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Mincon Group PLC
ISEQ:MIO
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Garware Hi-Tech Films Ltd
NSE:GRWRHITECH
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Deere & Co
SWB:DCO
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Aoki Holdings Inc
TSE:8214
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Recordati Industria Chimica e Farmaceutica SpA
SWB:RER1
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Agricultural Bank of China Ltd
DUS:EK7
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Dollarama Inc
OTC:DLMAF
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Breville Group Ltd
F:HDE
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RH
F:RS1
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Kering SA
F:PPX
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L’Oréal is a global beauty company that makes and sells cosmetics, skin care, hair care, hair color, and fragrance products. Its brands cover everyday mass-market items as well as prestige beauty sold in department stores, salons, pharmacies, and other retail channels. The company serves consumers who buy for personal use, but it also reaches professional hairdressers and beauty specialists through salon-focused products.
The company makes money mainly by selling finished branded products through retailers, e-commerce, salons, and its own distribution channels. It also earns from professional products used in salons and from higher-end beauty lines that rely on brand reputation, product development, and marketing rather than manufacturing alone. L’Oréal’s business depends on repeated consumer purchases, because beauty products are often used up and bought again.
What makes L’Oréal different is its role as a brand owner and product developer in the beauty supply chain. It combines research, formulation, packaging, and large-scale marketing to turn ingredients into recognizable consumer products, while using a wide mix of channels to reach shoppers around the world. That gives it a business model built on strong brands, constant product refreshment, and broad exposure to everyday beauty spending.
Chief Operations Officer
Chief Digital & Marketing Officer
Chief Human Relations Officer
President of South Asia Pacific, Middle East, North Africa Zones
Chief Innovation Officer
MD of Fragrance France & President of Travel Retail
Deputy Chief Executive Officer
President of Consumer Products Division
President of Europe Zone
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