The collaboration forms part of L'Oréal's wider presence at technology show VivaTech 2026, where the beauty group is ...

L’Oréal debuted its handheld smart makeup applicator targeted specifically at those with limited hand and arm mobility. The Hapta makeup tool was designed by L’Oréal’s team of scientists and engineers ...

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At CES, the consumer tech industry’s big tech show, L’Oréal unveiled two new digital products designed to help with a traditionally analog task: applying makeup. A tool called Hapta is designed to let ...

The French beauty giant is out to solve what it calls "the 11-minute paradox" in the consumer's journey.

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The third edition of L’Oréal’s #jointherefillmovement campaign sees refill options available across 18 of the company’s ...

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L’Oréal is bringing inclusivity to the makeup chair in 2023. The beauty giant announced on Jan. 3 that the brand will be releasing the world’s first handheld lipstick applicator designed for people ...

A few years ago, refillable packaging was all the rage in beauty, but doubts over hygiene, a lack of financial incentives, ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The company is also working on Hapta, an accessible lipstick applicator that helps those with limited hand and ...