Scuderia Ferrari HP has confirmed SkinCeuticals as its first official skincare partner, marking a significant expansion of the team’s commercial portfolio into the beauty and wellness sector.
The partnership, announced ahead of the Luis Vuitton Monaco Grand Prix, sees the L’Oréal-owned brand become the first skincare company to align with the Maranello outfit.
The partnership carries an additional layer of commercial intrigue. Charles Leclerc was confirmed as a global ambassador for L’Oréal Paris in April, fronting the group’s Men Expert and haircare ranges.
With SkinCeuticals sitting within L’Oréal’s Dermatological Beauty division, the deal deepens a relationship between the French beauty giant and the Monegasque driver, who signed a contract extension with Ferrari on Wednesday.
“If you think of Formula 1 as a sport, at the core it is a pursuit of pure performance through relentless innovation, engineering and so on,” Global President Julien Chardon said of the deal.
“It’s also become a new global arena for beauty, longevity and medical optimization. Members who have been using SkinCeuticals for a long time have called us the Ferrari of skincare in the past, which from the get-go shows the synergy between the two brands.”
Members who have been using SkinCeuticals for a long time have called us the Ferrari of skincare in the past, which from the get-go shows the synergy between the two brands.
Julien Chardon
Activation will begin in Monaco, with a dedicated skincare spa area on the Scuderia Ferrari HP yacht and a series of pop-ups planned across the remainder of the season.
SkinCeuticals and Ferrari are not operating in isolation. British luxury label ELEMIS signed a multi-year deal with the Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team as its official skincare partner in February 2025 – the first partnership of its kind in the sport.
The SkinCeuticals announcement signals that skincare is now cementing itself as a standalone commercial category within F1’s expanding partner ecosystem.
