Bourjois
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Established: 1863 (multi-source)
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Product focus: Costumes
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Bourjois is a legendary French cosmetics brand with a rich history rooted in the theatrical world of 19th-century Paris. Founded in 1863 by actor Joseph-Albert Ponsin, the brand initially catered to the needs of stage performers, offering innovative makeup and perfumes that replaced the greasy, outdated products of the time. The company quickly expanded beyond the theater, becoming a pioneer in the mass-market cosmetics industry. In 1868, Alexandre-Napoléon Bourjois took over the business, lending his name to the brand and helping it achieve international fame. Over the decades, Bourjois became known for its iconic products, such as the Java Rice Powder and the legendary Soir de Paris (Evening in Paris) fragrance. The Wertheimer family, who also played a pivotal role in the rise of C
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