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Girls living in slums spend more money on their hair than anyone else, \"said Winston Sculley, who put a lot of red rollers on the client\'s African hair --American hair salon in N ElmontY. \"Somehow, they got the money for the color on top of the color, and the money for the weaving on top of the weaving. \"A foreign company admits that there is gold in this sentence. Over the past 12 months, L\'Oreal of France. A. Dive into the city market in the United States and buy soft gloss Products and Carson Products separately. estimated $0. 37 billion, pick up 20% pieces from broken, fewThe market known as \"National hair care. Price: cheap 1. 4 times sales. Terry Gardner, president of the new soft gloss/Carson division, explained why her family ended up selling to the French: \"L\'Oreal has a Ninja mentality --Very focused, very strategic, no waste of energy. \"The cleaver move of the French. Family for decadesrun African-American businesses have designed products like \"tightness\", an almost toxic syrup that makes hair straight, in the process,Neglected but vibrant $1. 2 billion U. S. \"National hair care\" market. African-Americans now account for 30% of the total population of the United States. S. Although hair care expenditure accounts for only 13% of the population. The French bet: these American hair styles will go to the world like rap and loose pants. L\'oréal is run by 54 people, one reason is the feeling of the beauty of racial diversityyear-Lindsay Owen, Old WelshThe biggest and fastest is Jones. A growing cosmetics company in the world. Think about it: at 1980, when defending rival Clairol dominates the U. S. S. The market share of 61% is relatively small --A well-known French company has decided to compete with the United States. S. Giant on his lawn. Twenty years later, L\'Oreal American company had a 49% share of $1. 3 billion U. S. Color of hair, display. C. With the steady decline of Clairol to 40%, Nielsen. With the squeeze in profits, the parents of kailerrol, Bristol-Miles shiguibao, just $2. Hair care products with sales revenue of 4 billion. This is not the only company in L\'Oreal that has been hit hard. Lulu was bleeding heavily on the rope. Shiseido sales in Japan declined last year. Estee Lauder is still the third largest brand in L\'Oreal. Shares at mass-Market leaders at Unilever and Procter & Gamble have gone bankrupt. \"We just love the industry more than our competitors-\" Owen said --\"Well known O. Jones. J. And took over Clairol in person 20 years ago. \"I really don\'t think they understand what the problem is. His comments are arrogant but make sense. Over the past 15 years, L\'Oreal\'s sales have grown at a rate of 12% per year, with an estimated $11 billion in sales of $2000; Net profit, compounded at a rate of 15%, will exceed $0. 8 billion. L\'Oreal has a pair. digit top-Production line growth for a hot tech company with bottomComfortable line for a wellrun bank. Says Jean-Claude Lareche, marketing professor at Insead, Europe\'s top business school: \"What sets L\'Oreal apart is its consistency over time. L\'Oreal is not completely undiscovered. Its shares have risen from the split. Over the past decade, the company has adjusted $8 to $76 to align its main shareholder, Liliane Bettencourt. See the pyramid behind the perfume). The stock has a P/E ratio of 2000 times that IBES predicted, almost three times that of the entire cosmetics industry, and the company is entering the \"most appreciated\" list. L\'Oreal is the fourth of Insead\'s World\'s Best Companies to stand out from the top 50 in the Financial Times and on Young & rub Nikon\'s list of future popular European brands. L\'Oreal\'s acquisition of Maybelline, Volkswagen-The market brand of cosmetics reveals the best state of the French company in its international market. Pay Wasserstein Perella & Co at 1996 L\'Oreal. Cash and assumed debt amounted to $0. 66 billion, a modest sum. It sells nine times as many tablets as Memphis, Tennessee. There is also a huge factory in Little Rock, the Ark. A few months later, L\'Oreal\'s creative team shocked the United States. S. By restarting the old of Maybelline-Cool pink and red <a href="https://www.vw1984.com/knowledge" target="_blank">nail</a> <a href="https://www.vw1984.com" target="_blank">polish</a> in Miami, yellow and green nail polish. Followed by a range of innovative products with competitive prices: Wondercurl, a mascara and brush that will curl and thicken eyelashes considerably when applied; Fast completion, fast completionAmerican women are short of time with dry nail polish; Moisturizing whip, moisturizing lipstick. All patents and exclusive Maybelline. Sales jumped to $1 from $0. 35 billion in 1996. This year 1 billionMaybelline is now the number one cosmetics in the United States, with a market share of 19% and is probably the most popular. Sell brands worldwide. See how the French Open up the Japanese market with this typical American brand. L\'Oreal regained control of Japan\'s vulnerable groups in July 1999run Maybelline. The Frenchman quickly adjusted the Wondercurl mascara formula to fit the short lashes in Asia. \"We are lucky,\" said Patrick Rabin, head of consumer goods . \". \"The correct etiquette in Japan is that Japanese girls should bow to men and never lift their eyes. But the new generation wants to look straight at you and when you do, you will reveal your eyes and eyelashes. But because Japanese lashes are short and straight, the only way you can see them is to curl. \"Wondercurl went public in November 1999, with a market share of 18% in three months, making it Japan\'s number one mascara. News shows Japanese girls queuing up for mascara screaming. L\'Oreal later launched a series of blush and nail polish, including Asia --No specific mascara running during the rainy season. A year after L\'Or éal took over Maybelline in Japan, sales rose from 5 million to 12 million. For all companies trying to sell brands abroad, here\'s a lesson. \"The exit is over,\" said Jill Vail, L\'Oreal luxury director . \". \"You have to be local and strong like the best locals, but with the support of an international image and strategy. \"So, while Maybelline\'s cosmetics are in the lab with recipe adjustments based on local skin types and weather around the world, its main face to the world remains African --American model TomikoTomiko conveyed a fashionable New York City fashionyear-Young people from Shanghai to Berlin want to be one of them. \"The attitude of Americans has something modern,\" Rabain said . \". \"It\'s urban, relaxed and stylish. The world is racially diverse and it is recognized that all races are represented in the United States. S. Everyone has a chance, and for young people in other parts of the world, this is the real sign of modern times. \"So L\'Oreal responded quicklyA changing world: build more than a dozen big Mac based on local cultural beauty but can attract different segments of the global market. From the United States: The understated elegance of Kiehl\'s, the trendy New York pharmacy, the trendy re-launch of Helena Rubinstein, Ralph Lauren\'s perfume, to the masses --Beautiful lotus market and lovely dark. From Europe: the refined France of Lancome, the noble Italy of Armani perfume, the mass influence of L\'Oreal and the carnier laboratory. Coming: Asian acquisitions (Rumors of Shu umela, JapanThis will bring Eastern elegance to L\'Oreal\'s arsenal. It works. The best-selling brand in Asia may be the trendy Maybelline, but in Eastern Europe, it was marinated by the Party as the 19 th. L\'Oreal\'s French brand is still doing its best in beauty. At the same time, African immigrants in Europe will be tempted by the Dark and Lovely United States. No other cosmetics company in the world can choose their own weapons in this way. The French company is good at bringing new innovations to the market. A decade ago O. J. His team sold or merged the different businesses of L\'Oreal, focusing on more than a dozen brands such as hair care, skin care, makeup and perfume. Distinguish L\'Oreal from competitorsJ. Consciously rejected Charles Lipson\'s famous \"dream in the bottle\" philosophy and added 1,000 scientists to his R & D staff, currently 2,300. L\'Oreal\'s R & D budget is 3. 1% of sales may be double that of other cosmetics companies (See \"scientific hair gel \"). Larreche of Insead said that L\'Oreal is different because of the way the lab works --in-Gloves for marketing. For example, L\'Oreal introduced fruit shampoo in 1996, when marketers decided they wanted a \"natural juice\" shampoo for young European Greens. Scientists in the laboratory turned their eyes on request, but found an excuse to put sugar in shampoo at the molecular level (The growth of hair has a weak connection with fructose). Presto: a marketing story based on science. L\'Oreal has a 28% share of the European shampoo market, while P & G and Unilever have fallen to 19% and 12% respectively. L\'Oreal\'s coming to support such product innovation and 12thThe largest media budget in the world. External charges for the past decade \"-L\'Oreal hides the slogan of its advertising and promotional expenses --Sales jumped from 37% to 47%. According to the Advertising Age, L\'Oreal\'s global advertising spending has risen to $1. 25 billion in 1998, almost comparable to cocaCola. L\'Oreal has found a marketing model and is still looking for a new model --That\'s why it\'s a leader in the cosmetics industry for interactive websites. But that\'s why L\'Or éal recently paid about $0. 15 billion (3. Kiehl\'s sales are five times. The curious company, which has a history of 149, relies solely on word, and revenues have climbed to $40 million. of-mouth. L\'Oreal is actually a pyramid of small profit centers, and there are only ten profit centers --Often very youngemployees. Audit and budget meetings are ongoing, not focusing on milk spilled in the past, but looking for the main indicators for the coming yearend. Which neglected products have signs of life, but lack of capital? Which do not meet expectations and need to be trimmed? Such a structure makes the development of this big company very fast. A few months ago, a German competitor shocked L\'Oreal by announcing that it would launch a trendy new hair gel in France. On Sept. 8 Rabain meets with colleagues in a crowded meeting room and agrees to roll out spoiler Hairspray when they are young --Brand of Fructis. If the formula is given now, the factory manager immediately agreed to provide 500,000 units to France within one month, but the lab refused. The hair-The spray formula requires a month\'s safety test first. Decision: plants will glue while testing the formula in the laboratory. If the test fails, they will destroy the lot. If they pass, they will launch. L\'Oreal executives call it \"going to the casino \". \" On Nov. There are 3 Portuguese gum in the French store. A week before the German game. \"It\'s too late if you wait until consumer research tells you everything,\" O said . \". J. \"The battle has taken place and someone has occupied [the prize]It disappeared. \"L\'Oreal can also focus on costs for all marketing and research. In 1996, the company found that the recently acquired Maybelline used 20 cents to make mascara in its huge small stone factory; L\'Oreal needs 46 cents to produce the same product at a European factory. L\'Oreal quickly reorganized its European production using Arkansas knowledgehow. L\'Oreal\'s purchasing costs have fallen by 1/3 over the past decade to 19% of sales, compared with 27% and 25% for competitors and Weena in Europe\'s fitobeerdorf. There is no predictable Paris mansion at L\'Oreal headquarters; This is a modern hospital. Like an office in the suburbs of Clichy. L\'Oreal was born in 1907, when Eugène schüeller, an outstanding French chemist, created one of the first stable synthetic hair dyes. 1930 of Schuler also invented the sun. Tan oil and the first batch-Market shampoo without flaky soap. But Shule has a side too. According to historian Michael BarrSchuler supported a fascist organization eventually known as La Cagoule. The Cowl)Named after the red hood worn by members to hide their identity, its leaders often meet at L\'Oreal Royal Street headquarters in their 1930 s. In 1937, dozens of political assassinations were carried out in La Cagoule. When the Germans entered Paris, the Shule\'s murderous La Cagoule faction evolved into a \"social progressive faction\" and began to work with Gestapo and party guards. On a notorious night in October 1, 1941, members of the group blew up seven Paris synagogues. Schuler funded the resistance at the end of the war and managed to barely pass L\'Oreal without a criminal record until his death in 1957. His daughter, Lillian betancu, became the company\'s main shareholder, and the new chief executive, Francois Dahl, launched a product like Ellnet hair spray that removed L\'Oreal from tamponHowever, at the end of his career, Dahl experienced a painful fall --Go out with his film director, Jean fledeman. The former hero of the French resistance movement, then the citizens of Israel, revealed Schule\'s past in the early 1990 s, and dug up an amazing revelation after another: former Jack-War criminals who served five years in ten yearsHe held a leadership position in La Cagoule and was sentenced to one year in prison and MSR is the chairman of L\'Oreal American companyS. Until his death in 1991. Fred deman also discovered the fact that Senator Andrey Betancourt, the husband of Lillian, wrote several profanity and-Flash articles from Nazi propaganda agencies during the war. Not all revelations have to do with the past. L\'Oreal asked the Arab boycott to avoid being blacklisted and caught for its Helena Rubinstein.Anti-chargesL\'Oreal was shocked by Jewish, fascist cleansing and catering to Arab racism. New York Mayor Koch has called for a boycott of L\'Oreal; the U. S. The Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Justice began investigations. During this period, OwenJones, a Welsh from outside Liverpool, is studying. Born into a middle classclass Latin-The mother was a teacher and the father was an engineer. before going to Insead, France, he received a scholarship education in Oxford. It is there that this young man who likes racing cars and language gifts first heard of L\'Oreal, where you can see women getting paid for taking off their clothes in the sunbathing advertisement. After he became famous in L\'Oreal, Italy and the United States. S. , Bettencourts-The person who controls L\'Oreal through the holding companyappointed O. J. He served as chief executive in 1988. The storm is coming. A young foreigner who runs a French idol? \"Choosing a president is not bound by convention,\" the media --Shy lililian betancu in e-mail. What matters is vision, talent and courage. Mr. Owen-Jones has these qualities. In the next seven yearsJ. Cleaned up Fredman-Add to L\'Oreal\'s past. He solved the problem of violating American law. S. Significant investment has been made in Israel. At 1994 Senator betdanggu, 75, resigned from the L\'Oreal board of directors and gave his seat to his Jewish son --in-law, Jean-Pierre Meyers lost his parents in Auschwitz. In 1997, the United States Orthodox Jewish Union awarded L\'Oreal the International Leadership Award. Note: O. J. Double productionIn this whirlpool, L\'Oreal achieved the growth of the number of digits. A \"passionate person\", \"arrogant person\", a \"product madman\" with \"laser eyes\" is how employees and outsiders describe him. He got the cold euro. The grace of old James Bond, but his conversation is full of salty Americanism such as \"Go get your ball \". \"The French tend to say a lot,\" said Jill Vail, the luxury goods manager . \". \"What O. J. These are facts. Don\'t tell me a long story. Nice to hear but no time. Tell me the facts and tell me what to do to correct the problem. \"Alexis Reille, a former employee who now runs his own perfume business, recalls how he ran the perfume business. J. I used to pick a perfume without mercy. He showed the gift. \"The case is reducing the overall profitability of the perfume,\" Reille said . \". \"We ignored it. I had to reconsider the whole thing. \"A striking glimpse of this complex business leader is a video recorded at a sales conference in 1997, but young employees are still endlessly passing on internally. Morning and O. J. I found myself choking on the podium. \"L\'Oreal is a love story for me,\" he said . \"\"For me, L\'Oreal is an important part of my life\'s direction. \"This is a difficult company . \"J. Sorry to say today, \"but also very sentimental. \"The problem now is O. J. How to maintain the development momentum of L\'Oreal. Years ago O. J. See a picture of John F. When Kennedy was young, he directed a small torpedo ship during World War II. \"He\'s not 3,022 on the aircraft carrier,\" said O. J. \"He was the captain of a small boat when he was very young. You have to ask, is that part of why he became president of the United States? S. What I want to do is invent a lot of torpedo ships so that I have a few future presidents. \"One of L\'Oreal\'s emerging leaders is Katen Patel, 34. year-The old creative journey behind Maybelline. Patel, an Indian, grew up in Kenya with an M. B. A. from Cornell. \"You don\'t have to be a snob in Paris to taste or understand what is beautiful,\" O said . \". J. No, you must have an international vision and a genius in marketing.

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