L'Oreal warns weight loss drugs impact beauty sales
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L'Oreal reported that the rise of weight loss drugs has negatively impacted beauty and skincare sales, as rapid weight loss can cause loose skin, prompting the company to design products targeting this side effect. In Q3 2024, L'Oreal's revenue grew 7.7%, exceeding analyst expectations. The company also increased its stake in Galderma to 20% to expand in the clinical beauty sector. These statements reflect L'Oreal's view that weight loss drugs present both a challenge and an opportunity for product innovation in the clinical beauty space.
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L'Oreal says weight loss drugs impacting beauty sales
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- said the rise of weight loss drugs has affected beauty and skin care sales
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- beauty and skin care sales
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- Oct 23, 00:00
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- Oct 23, 06:27
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Report first recorded Oct 23, 07:36
L'Oreal stated that the rise of GLP-1 weight loss drugs, such as Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro, is impacting beauty and skincare consumption, prompting the company to design products targeting side effects like loose skin from rapid weight loss. L'Oreal reported a 7.7% rise in sales for the three months to September, exceeding analyst expectations. The company is also increasing its stake in dermatology firm Galderma to 20%, with both companies testing products for GLP-1 users concerned about facial appearance changes.
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