The L’Oreal cosmetics company’s princess, Françoise Bettencourt Meyers, is well-known on a global scale. Her wealth is estimated by experts to be close to $74.8 billion. The world’s richest woman is different in this situation since she is humble and doesn’t want to brag about his wealth.

Francoise developed a lack of interest in her family’s finances from a young age. She enjoyed studying the Bible and playing the piano when she was younger, but when a fraudster tried to take her mother’s inheritance, she was compelled to start paying attention to her income. The famous person has been in complete control of her finances ever since.

Despite her position, the world’s richest lady has opted for a very quiet and humble way of life. She avoids social gatherings and focuses all of her attention on her family and her career.

She is also active in charitable work and is the founder of the Bettencourt Schueller Foundation, which aids families of autistic children as well as scientific and cultural research in France.

The shares of L’Oréal that Françoise Bettencourt Meyers own are 33%. Françoise Bettencourt Meyers has increased her wealth despite only receiving $39.5 billion from her mother in 2017.

Aiding the deaf is a different charitable endeavor in which Françoise is directly engaged. At a charity dinner, she once heard Professor Bruno Frasche speak and was struck by how deafness is hidden from society: persons who are deaf or hard of hearing often feel alone, and their uniqueness irritates others.

In 2005, Françoise started helping Ific, a group that offers cochlear implants to the hearing impaired (technologies that can help some people with sensorineural hearing loss hear better), and she grew so interested in the topic that she and Frasche co-wrote the book “Hearing for Dummies.”

Her other works include a five-volume work titled “A View of the Bible: A Better Understanding Between Jews and Catholics,” which was created under the guise of her own marriage and is titled “The Greek Gods. Genealogies.”

Francoise’s appearance exhibits modesty as well. She shops at the most basic outlets and dislikes prominent brands. As journalists have pointed out time and time again, the L’Oreal CEO’s appearance in no way conveys how wealthy and powerful she is.