La Roche-Posay Brings Living Lab to Nigeria with 15% Discount for Visitors

La Roche-Posay is bringing its Living Lab experience to Nigeria for the first time, giving consumers a chance to explore the science behind their skin. The event will take place at Oasis by The Five Palm, Victoria Island, Lagos, on 5 and 6 November 2026.

Living Lab Nigeria is designed to bring dermatological science to life through interactive experiences focused on common skin concerns among Nigerian consumers, including acne, hyperpigmentation, sun exposure, sensitive skin, atopy and skin barrier damage.

Inspired by La Roche-Posay’s Living Lab in Paris, the Nigerian edition aims to take skincare beyond products and routines. Visitors will be able to better understand what is happening beneath the surface of their skin and how different ingredients and innovations work.

Bringing Science Closer to Nigerian Consumers

“Skincare has become an increasingly important conversation in Nigeria, but this interest needs to be matched by access to credible information,” said Nadia Amasa of L’Oréal Dermatological Beauty. “Living Lab gives us an opportunity to bring our science closer to the Nigerian people. Consumers can ask questions, engage with experts and better understand their skin and the science behind La Roche-Posay products.”

Five Innovation Corners

At the heart of the experience will be five dedicated Innovation Corners, each spotlighting one of La Roche-Posay’s key ranges:

• Mela B3
• Anthelios
• Effaclar
• Cicaplast
• Lipikar

Through demonstrations and interactive activities, visitors will explore topics including the relationship between UV exposure and pigmentation, acne and post-acne marks, skin barrier recovery, sensitive skin and atopy.

50 Years of Dermatological Research

Visitors will discover 50 years of La Roche-Posay’s dermatological research, innovation and commitment to advancing skin health through the Blue House. At the Scars of Life Cinema, guests will explore the physical and emotional impact that skin conditions can have on everyday life through a film focused on atopy, atopic-prone skin and the role of Lipikar in its care.

Free Consultations with Dermatologists

Beyond exploring the installations, visitors will have access to free consultations with certified dermatologists and skincare experts throughout the public experience. Guests will be able to discuss their skin concerns, ask questions and receive expert guidance to help them make more informed choices about their skincare.

“Many people only see a dermatologist once a skin concern has become difficult to manage, and there is still a great deal of misinformation around concerns such as acne and hyperpigmentation,” said Dr. Folakemi Cole-Adeife, Consultant Physician & Dermatologist and member of the L’Oréal Dermatological Beauty MedSquad. “Creating spaces where people can engage directly with dermatologists and ask questions about their skin can support better understanding, earlier intervention and more informed skincare choices.”

15% Discount at the Pop-Up Store

For visitors looking to shop, La Roche-Posay is partnering with Konga Health to offer a 15% discount on all purchases made at the Living Lab Pop-Up Store during the experience.

Event Details and How to Register

Living Lab Nigeria will first open on 4 November 2026 for dermatologists, pharmacists and other healthcare professionals, alongside a media preview, ahead of the public experience on 5 and 6 November.

Media representatives interested in attending can register via the link provided by La Roche-Posay. Registration for the public experience is free at www.livinglabnigeria.com. Visitors can select a time slot, which grants access to the full Living Lab experience.

For more information on Living Lab, visit www.livinglabnigeria.com or email lrp@livinglabnigeria.com.