Guerlain

Guerlain is a French perfume house and cosmetics company, founded in Paris in 1828 by Pierre-François Pascal Guerlain. Initially a perfumer, the company expanded into makeup and skincare. Guerlain's early success was driven by its bespoke fragrances created for royalty and notable figures, earning it the prestigious title of "Official Perfumer to the Emperor" by Napoleon III in 1853.

The brand is known for its iconic products and fragrances, many of which have remained popular for decades. Notable perfumes include Shalimar, L'Heure Bleue, and Mitsouko. In the realm of makeup, Guerlain has introduced innovative products such as Météorites, a collection of illuminating powders. Their skincare lines also feature well-regarded products, often incorporating natural ingredients and scientific research.

Guerlain has a long history of innovation and luxury, maintaining its position as a significant player in the beauty industry. The company has passed through several generations of the Guerlain family, each contributing to its legacy before being acquired by LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton in 1994. Today, Guerlain continues to offer a wide range of high-end perfumes, cosmetics, and skincare products, emphasizing craftsmanship and elegance.