How much do you know about the founder of L 'Oré al?

The founder of L 'Oré al Company 1908 started from 800 francs in Paris and established the largest cosmetics industry group in the world. His adventure and success proved the importance of marketing, research and innovation.

1907, 28-year-old French chemist Eugè ne Schuller invented the world's first non-toxic hair dye, which contributed to the establishment of L 'Oré al Group. Eugè ne Schuller applied for a patent for his first invention and named it L 'Oreal. "L 'Oreal" comes from the Greek word "OPEA", which symbolizes "beauty".

1907, Eugene Schuler founded L 'Oré al Company, and L 'Oré al is no longer just a brand name. L 'Oré al Paris is one of the most famous and oldest mass cosmetics brands in L 'Oré al Group, which mainly produces hair dyeing, hair care, make-up and skin care products. Its outstanding quality has always been favored by women who love beauty all over the world. The development history of L 'Oreal in the 20th century can be said to be a part of the development history of the daily chemical industry. L 'Oré al Paris has first-class pharmaceutical laboratories and dermatological centers, as well as research and testing centers all over the world. Its product research and development background enables it to continuously introduce high-quality products that meet the different needs of consumers around the world.