L'Oreal USA
Headquarters:
575 Fifth Ave.
New York, NY 10017
Employees: 7,900
CEO: Laurent Attal
Website: http://www.lorealusa.com
Traded on Paris Stock Exchange
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L'Oreal USA is a leading maker of beauty
products and a subsidiary of L'Oreal, headquartered in Paris,
France. L'Oreal develops and manufactures haircare, haircolor,
skincare, color cosmetics and fragrances for the consumer and
professional markets.
The company's brands include: Anais Anais,
ARTec, BioMedic, Biotherm, Cacharel, Dermablend, Drakkar Noir,
Garnier, Giorgio Armani Parfums and Cosmetics, Kerastase, Kiehl's
Since 1851, La Roche-Posay, Lanc¥me, L'Oreal Paris, L'Oreal
Professionnel, L'Oreal Technique, Matrix, Maybelline New York,
Paloma Picasso, Ralph Lauren Fragrances, Redken 5th Avenue NYC,
Shu Uemura, SkinCeuticals, SoftSheen-Carson, Vichy, Viktor&Rolf.
L'Oreal USA is a wholly owned subsidiary
of L'Oreal. Minority ownership (46.2%) is traded in common stock
on the Paris Stock Exchange, with the majority ownership held
by Nestle (26.3%) and the daughter of L'Oreal's founder, Mrs.
Liliane Bettencourt (27.5%). Company sales are over $4 billion
a year in the U.S.
Company locations include:
Manufacturing Facilities:
North Little Rock, AR (Maybelline New York and L'Oreal Cosmetics)
Clark, NJ (L'Oreal Paris Haircolor & Studio Styling, Garnier
Haircolor & Styling, SoftSheen-Carson Haircolor)
Florence, KY (Redken 5th Avenue NYC, SoftSheen-Carson, L'Oreal
Paris and Garnier Shampoos)
Franklin, NJ (L'Oreal Paris Cosmetics and Skincare)
Piscataway, NJ (Lanc¥me, Ralph Lauren, Prestige & Retail
Fragrances, BioMedic, and La Roche-Posay)
West Caldwell, NJ (Kiehl's Since 1851, Dermablend)
Solon, OH (Matrix, Redken, L'Oreal Professionnel, ARTec, Mizani,
L'Oreal Technique)
Distribution Facilities:
North Little Rock, AR
Aurora, CO
Savannah, GA
Cranbury, NJ
South Brunswick, NJ
Streetsboro, OH
Research Facilities:
Clark, NJ (Color Cosmetics, Haircare, Skincare, Fragrance Development)
Chicago, IL (Established in 2000, The L'Oreal Institute for Ethnic
Hair & Skin Research is the first and only research facility
operated by a beauty company whose sole mission is to conduct
and support basic science research to better understand the unique
properties of the hair and skin of people of African descent.)
Westfield, NJ (Consumer Evaluation Center)
New York, NY (Consumer Evaluation Center)
Solon, OH (Consumer Evaluation Center)
History
The company was originally founded in 1953
as Cosmair, Inc as the exclusive U.S. licensee of the L'Oreal
Group.
In 1972, L'Oreal unveiled the first TV
ads for the "I'm Worth It" campaign for Preference
haircolor which would help boost sales.
The company's acquisitions have led to
significant growth which include: Redken in 1993, Maybelline
in 1996, Soft Sheen in 1998, Matrix, Kiehl's and Carson in 2000,
ARTec in 2002 and SkinCeuticals in 2005.
Cosmair would become a wholly owned subsidiary
of L'Oreal SA Paris in 1994.
Benefits
Health and Well-Being
Comprehensive Medical and Prescription
Plan
Dental Plan
Life insurance
Health Care and Dependent Care Spending Accounts
Short-term disability
Long-term disability
Maternity benefits
Adoption benefits
Financial Security
Educational assistance for degreed programs:
BA, BS, MS, MBA, etc.
401K including company match
Paid vacation, holidays and personal days
Retirement Pension Plan
Credit Union/Savings bonds
Employee assistance plan
Loans for child education available
College matching gift program
Free and discounted company products
Quality of Life
Back-up child care (HQ)
Health Club contribution (HQ)
On-site cafeteria
Summer hours
Casual dress
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