The Body Shop Buy 2 Get 1
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melissa-bee
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I hope they're doing this in the uk as well. What are your favourite conditioners from the body shop?
Geminigirl
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what price range are the condtioners in? anyone else have any favs body and hair? I will check it out if they are doing it in stores.
melissa-bee
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The uk site has 30% off all purchases today .
Firstborn2
Stop frontin, you know me!
I need to get to the mall sometime today.
yaya24
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I love the Body Shop for their oils and other items.. I'm sure this has been posted..
Friday, June 26, 2009
L'Oreal sued for racism in French high court
L’Oréal, the French cosmetics giant, whose advertising campaigns proclaim “because you’re worth it,” was found guilty of racial discrimination for considering black, Arab and Asian women unworthy of selling its shampoo.
France’s highest court was told that the group had sought an all-white team of sales staff to promote Fructis Style, a haircare product made by Garnier, L’Oréal’s beauty division.
The word went out that Garnier’s hostesses should be BBR — “bleu, blanc, rouge” — the colours of the French flag. The expression is widely recognised in the French recruitment world as a code for white French people born to white French parents, a court was told, in effect excluding the four million or so members of ethnic minorities in France.
La Cour de Cassation, the equivalent of the US Supreme Court, said that the policy was illegal under French employment law, upholding a ruling given by the Paris Appeal Court in 2007.
The judgment was a significant blow to the image of the world’s biggest cosmetics group, which has spent millions of dollars in global advertising campaigns featuring stars such as Andie MacDowell, Eva Longoria, Penélope Cruz and Claudia Schiffer.
(L'Oreal's) image already suffered a battering when L’Oréal executives were forced to deny claims that they had lightened the singer Beyoncé Knowles’s skin for a campaign last year.
The ruling also hinted at widespread prejudice among French shoppers since L’Oréal believed that they were more likely to buy shampoo from white sales staff, the court was told.
The ruling will fuel anger among black and Arab French people, who complain that they face widespread discrimination when seeking employment.
source: http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/consumer_goods/article6572173.ece
Here are is the list of L'Oreal products:
Professional Products: L'Oréal Professionnel • L'Oréal Technique • Kérastase • Redken • Matrix • Mizani • Shu Uemura Art of Hair
Consumer Products:L'Oréal Paris • Garnier • Maybelline New York • SoftSheen-Carson • CCB Paris
Luxury Products: Biotherm • Kiehl's • Helena Rubinstein • Shu Uemura • YSL Beauté • Giorgio Armani Parfums and Cosmetics • Cacharel cosmetics • Ralph Lauren Fragrances • Diesel
Fragrances • Paloma Picasso fragrances • Victor & Rolf parfums
Laboratoires: La Roche-Posay • SkinCeuticals • Innéov • Sanoflore • Ombrelle
The Body Shop: The Body Shop **
Friday, June 26, 2009
L'Oreal sued for racism in French high court
L’Oréal, the French cosmetics giant, whose advertising campaigns proclaim “because you’re worth it,” was found guilty of racial discrimination for considering black, Arab and Asian women unworthy of selling its shampoo.
France’s highest court was told that the group had sought an all-white team of sales staff to promote Fructis Style, a haircare product made by Garnier, L’Oréal’s beauty division.
The word went out that Garnier’s hostesses should be BBR — “bleu, blanc, rouge” — the colours of the French flag. The expression is widely recognised in the French recruitment world as a code for white French people born to white French parents, a court was told, in effect excluding the four million or so members of ethnic minorities in France.
La Cour de Cassation, the equivalent of the US Supreme Court, said that the policy was illegal under French employment law, upholding a ruling given by the Paris Appeal Court in 2007.
The judgment was a significant blow to the image of the world’s biggest cosmetics group, which has spent millions of dollars in global advertising campaigns featuring stars such as Andie MacDowell, Eva Longoria, Penélope Cruz and Claudia Schiffer.
(L'Oreal's) image already suffered a battering when L’Oréal executives were forced to deny claims that they had lightened the singer Beyoncé Knowles’s skin for a campaign last year.
The ruling also hinted at widespread prejudice among French shoppers since L’Oréal believed that they were more likely to buy shampoo from white sales staff, the court was told.
The ruling will fuel anger among black and Arab French people, who complain that they face widespread discrimination when seeking employment.
source: http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/consumer_goods/article6572173.ece
Here are is the list of L'Oreal products:
Professional Products: L'Oréal Professionnel • L'Oréal Technique • Kérastase • Redken • Matrix • Mizani • Shu Uemura Art of Hair
Consumer Products:L'Oréal Paris • Garnier • Maybelline New York • SoftSheen-Carson • CCB Paris
Luxury Products: Biotherm • Kiehl's • Helena Rubinstein • Shu Uemura • YSL Beauté • Giorgio Armani Parfums and Cosmetics • Cacharel cosmetics • Ralph Lauren Fragrances • Diesel
Fragrances • Paloma Picasso fragrances • Victor & Rolf parfums
Laboratoires: La Roche-Posay • SkinCeuticals • Innéov • Sanoflore • Ombrelle
The Body Shop: The Body Shop **
