L'Oréal and Verily are teaming up for a beauty partnership that's aimed at advancing skin health. With two programs, the partnering brands are on a mission to "better understand and characterize skin and hair aging mechanisms," and support the development of products and beauty-tech strategies.
The first effort comes in the form of a research collaboration to inform a comprehensive view of skin health that leverages L'Oréal's deep scientific knowledge of skin and Verily's comprehensive clinical science capabilities. Together, L'Oréal and Verily will be diving deep into the links between exposome, skin aging and the biology of the skin.
A second partnership pairs Verily's R&D Team and L'Oréal's Active Cosmetics Division for the purpose of developing artificial intelligence algorithms and sensors to support new services in both dermatology and skincare.
What's Driving This Trend
- Skin Health Advancement
- Partnerships between beauty and tech companies aim to better understand and characterize skin aging mechanisms and develop AI algorithms and sensors to support new services in dermatology and skincare.
- Exposome Research
- Partnerships between beauty and tech companies are diving deep into the links between exposome, skin aging and the biology of the skin to improve skin health and develop innovative products and beauty-tech strategies.
- Artificial Intelligence in Beauty-tech
- Partnerships between beauty and tech companies are developing AI algorithms and sensors to support new services in dermatology and skincare, opening opportunities for disruptive innovation in the beauty-tech industry.
Who This Affects Most
- Beauty Industry
- The partnership between L'Oréal and Verily to advance skin health creates opportunities for the beauty industry to develop innovative and effective products and beauty-tech strategies.
- Technology Industry
- Partnerships between beauty and tech companies to better understand skin aging mechanisms and develop AI algorithms and sensors in dermatology and skincare open opportunities in the technology industry for disruptive innovation.
- Healthcare Industry
- The partnership between L'Oréal and Verily to advance skin health creates opportunities for the healthcare industry to develop new services in dermatology and skincare using AI algorithms and sensors.
