Feria Hyper Platinum will lift hair up to 8 levels, ideal for dark to light brown hair.

Because You're Worth It.

In conclusion, Eva Longoria's presence in the new L'Oreal commercial adds a touch of elegance and authenticity to the brand's message.

L'Oréal Paris Celebrating 50 Years Of 'Because You're Worth It' Slogan - L'Oréal Paris.

How do I fix brown hair colour that's too dark? Wash, wash and wash it again - ideally with a clarifying shampoo or anti-dandruff shampoo that specifically says it shouldn't be used with coloured hair.

Just know that if you're wanting to go lighter, generally hair dye both box and professional will only be able to lighten your hair 1-2 levels without the need for pre-lightening, aka bleaching. So if you're looking to go from dark brown to blonde, this most likely won't be possible.

Our goal is to offer each and every person around the world the best of beauty in terms of quality, efficacy, safety, sincerity and responsibility to satisfy all beauty needs and desires in their infinite diversity.

The L'Oréal logo is not a symbol but a verbal sign. The company name and the visual identity were inspired by Oréale: the first product to be manufactured by the company's founder. A mix of upper and lower case letters, while maintaining the grammatical rules, is what makes the wordmark interesting.

Top cast

• Camila Cabello.
• Gemma Chan.
• Aja Naomi King.
• Katherine Langford.
• Eva Longoria. Self.
• Andie MacDowell.
• Helen Mirren. Self.
• Kate Winslet.

Kendall Jenner With 350 million followers on social media, Kendall Jenner has her own global media platform, and she is editor-in-chief. With complete agency over what she shares with the world, she inspires women to be themselves and share their lives on their terms.

When a young New York copywriter, Ilon Specht, first created the phrase it ran as 'Because I'm Worth It', and was intended to reflect the women's rights movement of the period.

L'Oréal Decides 'We're All Worth It!' The iconic slogan debuted in 1971. But in 2023, with more men using makeup, the world's biggest beauty company wanted a tagline that reflects its changing consumer base.