On October 8, L'Oréal's US subsidiary has hired Weijia International Law Office and Ducella Partners to handle individual lawsuits relating to diseases caused by its talc products. According to reports, L'Oréal is considering divesting talc powder and other related infringement liability to an independent legal entity and selling it to the outside world. As of June 30, L'Oréal had about 760 pending lawsuits in the US relating to cosmetics containing talc powder allegedly containing asbestos particles, a significant increase from about 620 cases at the end of 2025. The turmoil in the US market continues. Are the products sold in China affected? In response to the reporter, a relevant person from L'Oréal China said, “The products sold through the company's official domestic channels are strictly controlled, meet relevant national standards, and can be used with confidence.”

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