As discussed during our class, this is a reminder about the elements you need to address in your final project (both in the written report and the presentation):

1) Presentation of the general context of the research (environmental impact from l’Oreal and from the cosmetic and personal care products in general)

2) Presentation of the issue

3) Presentation of the detailed solution (idea, arguments, how much it could cost, implementation, etc)

4) Describe the main elements of the marketing strategy related to the suggested idea: 

        – The product 

        – How it will be priced 

        – How it will be distributed and where 

        – The promotion and communication campaign to be used to promote this idea and to convince consumers to adopt it

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use (final ppt ) to know what is the product .

make sure the idea and the campaign fits the GCC countries  

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Basmah Alhumayyani – Nouf Alessa – Laura
Kheimi

Making Kiehl’s Shampoo Bottles
More Environmentally Friendly

Environmental Profile: Cork
Packaging

552 million shampoo bottles end up in landfills every year.

It is proposed that Kiehl’s could use cork packaging to
entirely eliminate the use of plastic.

Its environmentally-friendly credentials make cork
an ideal packaging option for Kiehl’s shampoo
bottles.

Cork has been previously used by Lush to package
shampoo bars. Because it is water-resistant, it could
be used to package a variety of Kiehl’s products.

   The problem with environmentally friendly packaging
is that it often makes products more expensive than
those packaged in plastic.

But it has been found that consumers are increasingly
keen to purchase products that use eco-friendly
packaging.

To this end, a 360° communication campaign has been
developed to change consumers’ perceptions and
encourage them to purchase Kiehl’s new
cork-packaged cosmetics.

Changing Consumer Behavior

CASE
Our planet is currently facing increasing environmental threats, with waste disposal

being one of the severe issues.

Studies have shown that on average, 50% of the environmental footprint of a

product is linked to its packaging. This is why plastic, which represents close to 60%

of the material used by the L’Oréal Group to produce its packaging (104,000 Tons

in 2018), proves to be a major issue for L’Oréal.

The L’Oréal Consumer Products Division, company’s biggest business unit,

consumes around 81,000 Tons of plastic per year. Although this number is marginal

in comparison to global plastic consumption, we know that we can do better. In

2018, The L’Oréal Group has joined the Ellen Mac Arthur “New Plastic Economy”

Alliance as a core-member (we worked with EMcA for several years), committing

to enter a circular economy model. The key goal is to reach 100% recyclable,

reusable or compostable plastic packaging by 2025.

The Mission: Build a plastic-less future in the beauty industry.

The Brief: Create an innovation that reduces or eliminates the use of plastic by

inventing new circular business solutions, and by changing middle-class consumer

behavior.

PART I: BRIEF CLARIFICATIONS

Your innovation must combine all the aspects of the brief’s pillars below.

Reduce or eliminate the use of plastic:

Context: In recent years, there is less tolerance to the plastic materials. As

such, the demand for responsible and sustainable packaging has

increased. New materials are emerging on the market, being recycled

plastic materials, or alternatives to plastic, such as cardboard bricks carton

or other materials of renewable origin. The zero waste trend is growing in

several countries and is forcing the reinvention of single use packaged

products to help build waste free routines.

Your challenge: Improve the environmental profile of the existing products.

See ‘product assessment tool’ in resource pack for more details.

Define a plastic-less strategy for a cosmetic CPD range, based on either

reducing significantly the use of plastic, replacing plastic with a more

sustainable material, or inventing reusable packaging formats based on a

circular model.

Find new business solutions:

Context: L’Oréal is already working within an ecosystem of partners to

benefit from the best technologies. For example, L’Oréal co-founded a

consortium with Carbios to encourage the industrialization of the enzymatic

bio-recycling technology.

Your challenge: Your innovation should consider the existing ecosystem of

retailers / key stakeholders, and open new opportunities / partnerships for

L’Oréal. Your innovation should consider the holistic environmental footprint

of the product, from a life cycle analysis perspective: you should take into

account impacts across the life of the product, from the extraction of the

raw materials, to the production process, the distribution, and the end of

life.

Change consumer behavior:

Context: We know that the end-of-life of our products is responsible for a big

part of the product’s footprint, and that consumers’ habits are key in

reducing it (For example with a right recycling and sorting practice).

Your challenge: Your innovation must drive consumers to get and adopt

sustainable behaviors. Include a 360 ° communication campaign to

constantly educate existing consumers and to attract new consumers.

PART II: BUSINESS ASSUMPTIONS

Target group: Middle and upper middle class consumers. See resource pack for

more details.

Brand: Your innovation can be based on one brand in CPD.

Category: You need to cover all product categories (For example skincare,

haircare, make up etc) for the chosen brand.

Market: Your innovation should consider the situation in emerging markets as

priority. Bear in mind it should have the potential to be scaled up.

Point of purchase: According to the innovation proposed, you have to develop

the commercial strategy to launch it and make it a success (retail channel and

communication strategy). See resource pack to learn all channels in CPD.

Budget: You have no constraints in terms of budget, but do consider the long-term

profitability of your idea, as well as the fact that CPD is a mass division, with the

purpose to give access to sustainable beauty to the highest number of consumers.

Timing: The practical realization of your idea should take maximum 24 months.

Other factors: Take into consideration the latest trends in sustainability areas.

Meanwhile, your strategy and innovation should fully align with L’Oréal’s

sustainability commitment ‘SHARING BEAUTY WITH ALL’ Program. See resource

pack for more details.

Your strategy and argument of ideas should be based on both data from internal

resources and your own research.