Kenyan model sues L’Oréal for Sh8m over use of her image on Gold Touch cream

Author: Sinda MatikoPublished on: October 22, 2026Country: Kenya
Business & EconomyCrime & Law
Kenyan model sues L’Oréal for Sh8m over use of her image on Gold Touch cream

Model Gladys Wambui Irungu is seeking Sh8 million from L’Oréal over the use of her image on Gold Touch cream packaging. On February 22, 2015, she met officials from casting agency Brainwave Communication to sign an agreement on behalf of L’Oréal East Africa. The deal was for her to become the face of the product.

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