L’Oréal has partnered with the Swiss start-up Gjosa to develop the L’Oréal Professional Water Saver showerhead
Gjosa and L’Oréal partnered to develop a showerhead for the hairdressers. It delivers substantial water savings without compromising the performance.
L’Oréal Professional Water Saver will be launch on the market by early 2023.
1 Water flow reduction compared to average salon flow.
The water fragmentation technology consists in highly precise water collisions, creating micro-drops at increased speed.
L’Oréal is committed to reducing water consumption not only of its activities but also in helping its partners to do so. L’Oréal and Gjosa have teamed up to create Water Saver Portfolio, a new technology that makes sustainable water usage available to everyone.
L'Oréal x Gjosa - Support "Douchette"
The “Douchette” for hair salons is the first born of the Water Saver portfolio, result of a collaboration between Gjosa and L’Oréal.
The “Douchette” can deliver up to 60% water savings thanks to the Gjosa Jet-Fusion® technology.
For more information on installation, usage and maintenance, please access our FAQ above.
Water Saver Innovations
Sustainable Water Saver haircare technology, which was unveiled at the CES 2021 tech show is part of the answer: it proves what Beauty Tech can do for the environment, and especially for sustainable water use.
L’Oréal & Gjosa have developed a breakthrough multi-channel showerhead that integrates Gjosa patented In-Flow® Technology.
How the Water Saver with Gjosa Technology Benefit Hair Salons
Thanks to Gjosa technology, hair care products are now infused directly within the micronized water flow. This unique combination delivers a novel and personalized experience and allows to rinse shampoo with substantial water and energy savings.
Water and Shampoo Harmoniously mixed together
For customers, it is a new refreshing experience with an unprecedented sensation of well-being. For hair salons, it drives substantial savings and positions them as innovative and sustainable businesses.
From Research and Innovation to a Final Consumer Product
