IBM and L’Oreal to Build AI Model for Creation of Sustainable Cosmetics

IBM and L'Oreal to Build AI Model for Creation of Sustainable Cosmetics
IBM and beauty company L’Oreal have announced a collaboration to leverage IBM’s generative AI technology (GenAI) technology to uncover new insights in cosmetic formulation data, facilitating L’Oreal’s use of sustainable raw materials and reducing energy and material waste. “This effort will contribute to helping L’Oreal meet its L’Oreal for the Future’s target of sourcing most of its product formulas based on bio-sourced materials and/or the circular economy by 2030,” the companies said in a joint statement on Thursday, January 16, 2025.

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Develop Custom AI Model

As part of the partnership, the companies “will develop a custom AI foundation model, engineered to significantly increase the ability of L’Oreal Research and Innovation teams to reach extra performance and consumer satisfaction in every cosmetic category and every region of the world.”

This custom AI model will empower L’Oreal’s researchers globally by providing insights into ingredient behaviours, enabling the creation of more sustainable and personalised cosmetic products.

“The collaboration combines L’Oreal’s unparalleled expertise in cosmetic science with IBM’s cutting-edge artificial intelligence technologies for scientific discoveries, to unlock a future where science and technology can inform or help prioritize solutions that are both ecologically responsible and innovative,” IBM said in a joint statement.

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Strengthening L’Oreal’s Digital Transformation

“As part of our Digital Transformation Program, this partnership will extend the speed and scale of our innovation and reformulation pipeline, with products always reaching higher standards of inclusivity, sustainability, and personalization”, said Stephane Ortiz, Head of Innovation Metiers and Product Development – L’Oreal Research and Innovation.