L’Oréal launches #LoveIsInTheHair campaign
- Celebrating the unique bond between hairdressers and their clients
L’Oréal
India’s Professional Products Division has launched a solidarity campaign
called #LoveIsInTheHair to acknowledge the unique relationship between hairdressers and
their clients that often goes beyond the salon.
Our hairstylists play a huge role in making us look and feel confident,
and more often than not, they become our friend and confidante. However, the
pandemic and ensuing circumstances have significantly affected the community,
and this campaign aims to highlight their importance and role in our lives.
This campaign salutes the entire hairstylist community by sharing
heart-warming messages between them and their clients. Via open letters,
celebrated hairdressers like Ambika Pillai, Jawed Habib,Kanta
Motwani, Vipul Chudasama, LoicChapoix, Rohan Jagtap, AkshataHonawar and many
others, along with celebrities such as Lisa Haydon, Sophie Choudry, Malavika Mohanan, Rohit Bal share their appreciation and support
for each other and their relationship built over years. The campaign is
intended for consumers and hairstylists across India to join in and show
solidarity with the community.
Launching the campaign, Lisa Haydon, Actress and Model, said, “Great hair plays a big part when being in front of the camera. For me
hair has always been a way to express myself, to make me feel confident,
beautiful and strong. Having a great hairstylist, not just one who is great at
their job, but someone who is easy to work with, interprets a vision
effortlessly, someone you can get along with when on a film set for months,
someone who gets it, is very important. The relationships built with the
hairstylists I’ve worked with over the years…you know who you are…are cherished
ones. They are lifelong friendships.”
D. P. Sharma, Director, Professional Products
Division, said, “Hairdressers
all over India have been impacted by the lockdown. Through this campaign, we
want to create recognition and appreciation for the special relationship shared
between a hairdresser and a consumer. It is often more than just a haircut or
colour service; it turns into friendship and family. The campaign is an industry-wide initiative, bringing together the
pillars and opinion leaders across the community. We are also drawing upon our
own wide L’Oréal customer universe, across our signature brands, to spread the
love.With more than 110 years of
professional beauty heritage, L'Oréal is committed to serving as a partner and
advocate for the industry.”
The campaign starts with celebrities and celebrated hairdressers sharing
notes of love with each other and moves on to inviting consumersto share their
appreciation and support for their hairdressers too.
This initiative is in
addition to a multitude of virtual trainings and up-skilling that L’Oréal has
provided to salons during the lockdown. They have also supported their partner
salons to prepare for reopening through a comprehensive ‘Back to Business’
safety guidelines and measures guide.
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