Molton Brown

1973 was an iconic year for it was the year Molton Brown was founded and started in a small British hairdressing salon. There, Michael Collis and Caroline Burstein first started selling their hair care products to their clientele. The first articles quickly gained great popularity, and the hairdressing salon became an insider's tip for London's ladies' world. Collis and Burstein, therefore, decided to expand the Molton Brown product line to include other care products in 1979. Since then, the company's product range has also included fragrances and skincare products. Molton Brown took the next step in 1985 with the "MB Men'' series, a complete care program for men. These products quickly became popular among men. Due to its smashing success, the label published a book in 1987 entitled "Molton Brown: A Way of Looking", which describes the philosophy of "Molton Brown''. Readers also learn a lot of background information about the individual fragrances and aromas. A chance encounter with a hotel manager led "Molton Brown" to become more involved in the hotel and luxury travel industry. At the same time, this opened up new sales markets for the company. In addition to original advertising campaigns, and a variety of different flacon designs, "Molton Brown" distinguishes itself above other brands by respecting animal welfare. The label guarantees that all products are developed and produced without animal testing. The "BUAV Leaping Bunny" seal of approval, which was awarded in 2013, is proof of this.