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Mar 12, 2024 · Laura Mercier, a French-American luxury make-up brand known for promoting the idea of minimalism in skincare and beauty, too, launched online in the country last year. Now, it's...
Nov 28, 2022 · Laura Mercier, the French makeup brand best known for its “Flawless Face” look introduced in the mid-1990s, is having a comeback. By the end of 2022, thanks to a “modern repositioning”, it will have overtaken BareMinerals to become the biggest of the three brands in holding company Orveon’s portfolio.
Oct 1, 2018 · The woman behind the iconic cosmetics and skincare brand, Laura Mercier, has been bringing her French aesthetic and cult-like products to beauty shelves for over 20 years.
- Christy Turlington, make-up by Laura Mercier. “When I was seventeen, I enrolled in an art school in Paris; that was where it all started. But I quickly switched the oil paints and easel for my new canvas—the face,” explains Mercier.
- Angelina Jolie, make-up by Laura Mercier. “My career with make-up began at the prestigious Carita Beauty Institute,” says Mercier.
- Amber Valletta, make-up by Laura Mercier. “I had an opportunity to work closely with renowned makeup artist Thibault Vabre,” gushes Mercier.
- Linda Evangelista, make-up by Laura Mercier. “It took me a while to understand that being unique and having different features was truly what was beautiful about me.
Feb 2, 2024 · ELLE: Your brand is finally making its way to India. Are you excited? Laura Mercier (LM): I’m thrilled and elated. It is a market we’ve wanted to foray into for a long time, and the overall...
Discover your flawless face with makeup and skincare at Laura Mercier. Explore new and iconic products across foundations, lipstick, eyeshadow, and more.
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Apr 14, 2022 · Laura Ashley began in the 1950s and was inspired by an exhibition of Women's Institute handicrafts at the V&A. The designer produced homewares, such as napkins and tablecloths on a hand printing machine designed by her husband, Bernard. The business ventured into retail in the 1960s.
