Your Privacy Rights

Your Privacy Rights

YOUR PRIVACY CHOICES

If you live in one of many U.S. states (including California, Colorado, Texas, Virginia, and others), You may be able to exercise certain rights, including the right to limit certain uses and disclosures of personal information about You. Information about these options is available below. Please review Our Privacy Notice for a detailed description of how L’Oréal collects, uses, and shares Personal Information for more information.

For residents of the State of Washington or Nevada, our Consumer Health Data Notice is available on the footer of certain of Our Sites and applies to personal information defined as ‘consumer health data’ (where collected).

This selection only applies to consumers. There is a separate privacy notice located on the L’Oréal Careers website for job applicants and a separate Business Customer Privacy Notice for individuals who engage with L’Oréal in a professional capacity.

A. Opt-Out of Targeted Advertising

We do not ‘sell’ (as ‘sell’ is traditionally defined) personal information about Our consumers (e.g., names, phone numbers, addresses, email addresses, other personal information) for money. However, like most companies We do share personal information We collect with third-party advertising and social media networks. They use it to show You ads for products You might like. Various state privacy laws (such as those in California, Texas, Colorado, Virginia, and others) legally treat this type of information sharing as (1) a ‘sale’, (2) a ‘share’ or ‘use’ of personal information for targeted advertising, or (3) both, even though no money changes hands. You may have the right to opt-out of this use. Specific information on these activities is available in the “About Our Advertising” section of the Privacy Notice.

To exercise the right of opt-out where available in Your area please use one or more of the following:

Automatic Browsing Signals: Global Privacy Control (GPC) is a browser or extension setting. When enabled it tells websites You do not want personal information about You sold or used for targeted ads. We recognize GPC as valid requests to opt-out of the sale/sharing of personal information and targeted advertising in the U.S. states that require this (e.g., California, Texas, Colorado, etc.). Here is how it works:

Please Note: If You opt-out at the browser-level (vs. account level), please keep in mind the following:

Please note, some transfers of personal information are not subject to this opt-out, and Your selection does not affect other sharing of personal information about You as outlined in Our Privacy Notice.

B. **Limit the Use of Sensitive Personal Information (including “Consumer Health Data” for residents of Washington and Nevada)

Depending on your location, You may revoke a previously given consent to Our use of sensitive personal information You or You may ask Us to stop using sensitive personal information for uses beyond what is needed to:

For more information, please see Our Privacy Notice.