Everyone by now is aware of the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trial. It is now well known factually that Amber Heard is a regular drug user herself! Johnny's life since their divorce has resulted in his life being plagued with false accusations, manipulation of the public by the sharing of these false/exaggerated and damaging claims. 

This petition is calling for L'Oreal to set an example for young people as well as doing what the public (THEIR CUSTOMERS!) are calling for and end their contract with Amber Heard. L'Oreal owns a wide range of beauty & cosmetic products/companies including NYX, Urban Decay, Lancome, Garnier etc. 

These are popular cosmetic brands, who's adverts are aimed at and influential to women of all ages. With NYX and Urban Decay particularly aimed at younger women. Does this mean they are happy having an avid drug user as the face of their brand? As well as indirectly allowing Amber Heard to promote the use of Make-up to create "fake injuries"?

L'Oreal should have the integrity to accept they have a duty of care and responsibility for their customers and who they allow (via their brand/s) to be of potential influence to the public. With that they should acknowledge that having Amber Heard, an avid drug user as the face of their brand is hugely irresponsible! Keeping her as their face to the public technically promotes that her actions are ok, which they are not!!

Its been proven with plenty of REAL evidence that she is a regular drug user, her claims are false, exaggerated and resulted in extreme defamation of Johnny Depp, resulting in the destruction of a very prestigious career he has built for himself.

As seen trending on Twitter #boycottLOreal , I am asking for the support of everyone who has strong views regarding this to please sign and share. Change can happen when the people come calling in large numbers. Let's work together to improve the system, who works for and influences what we are sold and see on TV. 

Love and good wishes to you all. Thank you for taking the time to read, sign and share �