UNDRGRND Beauty and Beauty Anthologie announces partnership with French skin care brand L’Odaïtès

ByThe Circular Economy Team November 10, 2020

, UNDRGRND Beauty and Beauty Anthologie announces partnership with French skin care brand L’Odaïtès, TheCircularEconomy.com

UNDRGRND Beauty and it’s sister, boutique marketing and sales services agency, Beauty Anthologie announces a US market partnership with French clean, luxury, skin care brand L’Odaïtès. The brand, founded by three sisters who “have been initiated from childhood to the benefits of using plant based ingredients and a powerful skin care regime passed down by females in our family for many, many generations. Armed with valuable pharmaceutical knowledge, we have endeavored to reveal the authentic raw materials, the complexity of our formulas, and the perfect timing needed to accomplish each step in the process…” was founded in 2014, and is ready for it’s US market close-up.

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