Who is behind Helena Rubinstein (brand)?
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Not who made decisions, or why.
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- Owners L'Oréal 1988–2005
On the record
Sourced links that no one presents as their own account, as recorded so far. Others may exist.
Founded by
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Helena Rubinstein
founded
1902
Scholarship & press
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The first salon was in Melbourne, by the Australian Dictionary of Biography.
Owners
Going further
Proof 2 sources
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Helena Rubinstein, Australian Dictionary of Biography, Australian Dictionary of Biography, Australian National University.
Scholarship & press
Archived copy
Thompson provided £100, the printer produced a label designed by the artist, and Helena opened her salon. Launched as Crème Valaze, costing tenpence and sold at six shillings
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L'Oréal, Our History, L'Oréal.
Primary record
Further strategic acquisitions extended its portfolio to include Helena Rubinstein, the licence for Giorgio Armani perfumes, La Roche-Posay, Maybelline, Kiehl's, and SkinCeuticals.
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