L’Oréal Group generates R$19.5 billion and generates 43,000 jobs in Brazil

The L'Oréal Group is one of the largest players in the beauty sector in Brazil, generating R$19.5 billion in revenue and generating approximately 43,000 direct jobs across its operations in the country. With four main units, the administrative headquarters and the research and innovation center in Rio de Janeiro, as well as a factory and distribution center in São Paulo, the company supplies both the domestic market and exports internationally, leveraging a broad production chain that involves suppliers, distributors, transporters, and independent professionals.

Brazil's plurality and diversity are strategic differentiators for the development of innovative and inclusive products, positioning Brazil as one of the group's global research hubs. From diverse skin tones to the diverse hair types present in the population, the country's cultural and biological richness is a true open-air laboratory, inspiring beauty solutions widely recognized worldwide.

At the same time, the L'Oréal Group has expanded its operations beyond the economic sector, investing in social programs that strengthen inclusion, professional qualifications, and empowerment, especially for women in socially vulnerable situations. Initiatives such as the StandUp program against harassment and technical training projects reinforce its commitment to social responsibility and sustainable development.

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This legal structure is often the difference between a brand's success, as it avoids risks such as legal disputes, loss of exclusivity, and reputational damage—risks that can be especially detrimental to growing businesses. Furthermore, legal support allows entrepreneurs to confidently invest in expansion, partnerships, and even internationalization, knowing that their intangible assets and rights are protected.

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