L'Oréal Brandstorm 2024

Would you like to win a competition and work for 3 months fully paid in Paris? Enter L'Oreal's Brandstorm competition for your chance!

This competition is open to students under the age of 30 from every country and every discipline.

It attracts over 48,000 participants every year and sees each team create a concept and to work on its feasibility. 

In 2024, join L'Oreal Brandstorm to reinvent the future of professional beauty through tech, led by Professional Products Division at L'Oréal.

Create or join an existing team of 3 members and submit your project by 31 March, come up with an innovative solution, and pitch it to the L'Oréal experts.

Prize

The winning team will win a 3-month paid intrapreneurship mission at the L'Oréal HQ in London to discover L'Oréal's ecosystem and develop their project!

Learn more

An information session will be held on Thursday 14 March. Register here

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