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Temi Otedola is L’Oréal Paris’ First Nigerian Digital Ambassador for Africa

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By Reporter June 9, 2024
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Temi Otedola is L’Oréal Paris’ First Nigerian Digital Ambassador for Africa
By Patience Ikpeme

L’Oréal Paris has announced its partnership with Nigerian actress, entrepreneur, and global influencer Temi Otedola.

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Otedola becomes the new L’Oréal Paris Makeup Digital Brand Ambassador for Africa, marking a significant milestone for the brand’s commitment to diversity and inclusivity on the continent.

This collaboration places Otedola alongside renowned global ambassadors like Kendall Jenner and Viola Davis, solidifying her position as a leading beauty and empowerment icon in Africa. Otedola’s unique style and vibrant personality will be central to the brand’s upcoming campaigns, particularly for the latest Infallible Makeup Range.

In an official statement, Temi Otedola expressed her immense joy and honor. According to her, “Words cannot describe how honored I am to partner with L’Oréal Paris Makeup. L’Oréal Paris was among the first beauty products I discovered as a young girl, playing with my mom’s makeup. Growing up, I’ve loved their products and deeply respected their values and vision. The L’Oréal Paris woman is someone I deeply resonate with—confident, unapologetic, and always striving to make a difference in the world. I’m so excited to begin this beautiful journey with a brand that truly inspires me.”

Issima Oniangue, General Manager for Makeup in the Sub-Saharan Africa Zone at L’Oréal Paris, echoed the enthusiasm: “Temi’s unique style, confidence, and passion for beauty perfectly embody the L’Oréal Paris ethos of empowerment and sophistication. This partnership marks a new era of glamour and innovation in beauty for the region. As we continue to celebrate and cater to the diverse beauty of African women, we are excited to inspire and bring the best of beauty to every corner of the continent.”

L’Oréal Paris, the world’s leading beauty brand, boasts a rich history of empowering women for over 110 years. Their commitment extends beyond high-quality, scientifically advanced beauty products. Through partnerships and initiatives, L’Oréal Paris actively champions equal rights and self-esteem for women globally.

L’Oréal Paris’ iconic slogan, “Because I’m Worth It,” coined in 1971, continues to resonate powerfully. For decades, the brand has celebrated extraordinary women who dedicate their time and energy to serving their communities. Temi Otedola’s journey with L’Oréal Paris Makeup promises to be an exciting one, celebrating not only beauty but also empowerment and the rich cultural tapestry of Sub-Saharan Africa and beyond.

This partnership marks a significant step forward for African representation in the global beauty industry. Temi Otedola’s appointment as the first Nigerian Digital Ambassador for L’Oréal Paris Africa signifies the brand’s dedication to inclusivity and its recognition of the diverse beauty standards across the continent. The collaboration promises to inspire and empower women throughout Sub-Saharan Africa and beyond, with Otedola’s vibrant personality and L’Oréal Paris’ commitment to celebrating all forms of beauty.

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