On February 11, Lullage reaffirmed its commitment to promoting the visibility and advancement of female talent in science in celebration of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science.
With a laboratory team made up of 90% women scientists, this date holds special meaning for the brand. For the seventh consecutive year, the company developed concrete initiatives to inspire and support future generations of women scientists.
Open house with the Instituto Químico de Sarrià (IQS)
Lullage’s laboratories opened their doors to a group of biotechnology and biomedical sciences students, who were able to experience firsthand the work of its scientists and learn about the full cosmetic product development process. For many of them, it was the first time they considered cosmetics as a real career path for their scientific background.
You can watch the full video of the visit here.
Collaboration with industry leaders
The brand received support from recognized professionals in the scientific and dermatological fields, such as Dr. Natalia Jiménez, Dr. Lorea Bagazgoitia, and pharmacist Inma Riu, among other science communicators, who emphasized the importance of companies that promote women’s participation in research projects
Visibility in specialized media
The initiative was featured in media outlets such as Next in Beauty, Industria Cosmética, Mujeres de Ciencia, and Dciencia. Additionally, Anna Farré, Deputy Chief R&D Officer at Lullage, participated in an in-depth interview about the cosmetic research and development process in the company’s laboratories.
Concurso para futuras científicas
To mark the occasion, the brand launched a contest aimed at science students interested in spending a full day in its laboratories, gaining hands-on insight into the work of the R&D team and the development of cosmetic products from research onward.
Through this campaign, Lullage reaffirms its commitment to science, to talent, and to inspiring new generations of women scientists who will lead tomorrow’s innovation.
