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Brand from United States: Helena Rubinstein. A bi-phase type consisting of a water-soluble layer and an oil layer.While moisturizing and protecting the skin with oil.It prepares the skin to be smooth and clear as if it had been polished.Please use it before lotion.How to use:Before use, with the lid closed, put your finger on the tip of the nozzle and shake the bottle well.After washing your face in the morning and evening, take an appropriate amount on a cotton pad or your hands.And spread it around your eyes and mouth.

Brand from United States: Helena Rubinstein. 91.4% of natural origin, the NEW POWERCELL Skinmunity Cream combines newly added Samphire Oil, Prebiotics & Hyaluronic Acid for day-long moisture and comfort, reinforcing skin barriers and correcting first signs of aging.How to use:In the morning and evening, after washing your face, applying lotion, eye care and serum, take a pearl-sized amount and spread evenly from the centre of your face outwards.

Brand from United States: Helena Rubinstein. Formulated with the original ingredient Suprem Edelweiss.Protects the skin from UV rays while supporting a beautiful finish with natural coverage.It has a non sticky, light texture and is a UV base with a pink glow.How to use:In the morning, after day treatment, shake the bottle.And apply an appropriate amount (2 pushes) from the center of the face outwards.It can be used as a base for foundation.

Brand from United States: Helena Rubinstein. Even though it is familiar with it, it has a moist feeling that seems to last forever.A lotion that moisturizes to the point of being transparent and leads to a bright impression.Plant Oceanic Crysta with very high stress resistance and vitality.Contains twice as many progenitor cells as before.Oceanic Crista progenitor cells are blended in a visible form.Therefore, please shake well before using.We pay attention to the function of β defensin that protects the skin that humans originally have from harmful bacteria.Helena Rubinstein's unique naturally-derived compound ingredient Defense Complex is newly added to enhance the expression of β-defensins that decline with age.Supports the defense of the skin surface.98% naturally derived ingredients. Maximize the power of Oceanic Crysta progenitor cells.How to use:After washing your face in the morning and evening.Apply a generous amount to a cotton pad and wipe gently from the center of the face to the outside.Afte

Brand from United States: Helena Rubinstein. The Deep Regenerating Essence is more concentrated in Samphire native vegetal cells than the previous formula.Its super-moist formula with 0% of alcohol helps to instantly activate and awaken skin with up to 5 layers deep skin hydration!How to use:Shake well before use.For optimal results, use every morning and night after cleansing and before applying Powercell Serum.Put few drops of Powercell Essence on cotton pads and then apply onto the face and neck.

Brand from United States: Helena Rubinstein. The POWERCELL 24-Hour Eye Care is enriched with 2X more native vegetal cells and 5X more hyaluronic acid in concentration.Attached with a patent cooling tip that works like a finger-tip, it seamlessly fits around the eye contour at 45° and perfectly dispenses the eye cream - instantly reinforcing and enhancing the eye contour area.

Brand from United States: Helena Rubinstein. Powercell Skinmunity Youth Reinforcing Serum acts on the early signs of aging caused by a hectic lifestyle.It harnesses the regenerative power of 200 million samphire native cells, a powerful ally 2.5x more potent than the plant extract, to stimulate the production of new cells.The 97% natural origin formula is proven to improve skin's quality by reducing imperfections, pores, redness and wrinkles and improving smoothness, tonicity and radiance.Suitable for all skin types, including sensitized skin.How to use:Apply on cleansed skin, after the Reinforcing Essence.

An affectionate, intimate biography by Madame Helena Rubinstein's personal assistant that captures "Madame's" unbounded energy and spunk such as her buying carloads of African sculpture or kicking an inatteneive employee in the ankle to make him listen, keeping her competitor's at bay, and dispensing homely advice, particularly on beauty. Rubinstein's propensity for crisis, strife, and inevitably, farce make this irreverent but affectionate biography the purset diversion and just a fun read.

This lavishly illustrated volume opens a window into the world of one of the most extravagant and wide-ranging style-makers of the last century, a pioneer of the cosmetics industry who was also celebrated for the daring and prescience of her art collecting, her decorating, and her personal couture. Four hundred vintage images and a meticulously researched text, including 16 essays by renowned experts in the fields of art and interior design, illuminate and trace the public and private lives of Helena Rubinstein. Rubinstein's bold and influential flair for decor - sleekly modern at times, and at other times a wildly eclectic sampling from different eras - was showcased globally in her beauty salons and in her glamorous residences in New York, Paris, and the South of France. An astute patron, she invested in artworks by the luminaries of Parisian bohemia just as they began their ascent. Her vast collection included tapestries by Picasso and Rouault, paintings by Dégas, Dufy, Matisse, Miró, Modigliani, and Monet, as well as murals by Dalí. Her striking instinct for fashion (she wore Worth and Poiret at first, and Balenciaga and St. Laurent 60 years later) and her famous overscaled jewelry kept her in the public eye, decade after decade. Rubinstein's vibrant character, reflected in her personal style and in the interiors of her homes and salons, is captured here in works by photographers such as Cecil Beaton, Brassaï, André Kertész, Dora Maar, and Man Ray - many of which have never before been published. When the flamboyant and decisive Helena Rubinstein died in 1965, at the age of 94, her huge collections were dispersed. But in these pages her world comes alive again: Over the Top is a unique record of the passionate life and style of this self-made mogul and the century she helped define.

Helena Rubinstein's remarkable life--from the inception of her beauty empire to the legacy she left behind--is celebrated in this comprehensive book that retraces her inspiring story.Helena Rubinstein was the first to establish the link between beauty and science, at a time when makeup was worn only by actresses and prostitutes. Progressive and a feminist, she made beauty accessible, using cosmetics as a means of emancipation.A daring pioneer, she founded a world-famous cosmetics empire with intelligence, courage, intuition, and business acumen. Her visionary marketing and publicity campaigns secured her brand's success, and she left behind one hundred branches in forty countries and 30,000 employees. Until the end of her life, the world's richest woman remained faithful to her humble Polish‒Jewish roots and proud of her Yiddish accent.This illustrated biography recounts Rubinstein's life and legacy--the path to building her empire, her extensive art collection, her fascination with fashion and jewelry, and her groundbreaking achievements in launching the modern beauty revolution.

Now a Tony-nominated Broadway musical playing at the Nederlander Theatre starring two-time Tony Award winners Patti LuPone (Evita, Gypsy) as Helena Rubinstein and Christine Ebersole (42nd Street, Grey Gardens) as Elizabeth Arden.A fascinating dual biography of the women who founded today's beauty industryThey were both born in the nineteenth century in humble circumstances―Helena Rubinstein in an orthodox Jewish household in Kraków, Poland, Elizabeth Arden on a farm outside Toronto. But by the 1930s, they were bitter rivals in New York, the rulers of dueling international beauty empires that would forever change the way women thought about cosmetics, salons, and wrinkles. This riveting biography brings these two celebrated women to life, revealing the ruthless drive and innovative business strategies that took each to the top. Along the way, it offers an intriguing look at their personal idiosyncrasies (Rubinstein collected art, Arden racehorses), their checkered marriages, and the rarefied social milieu in which they both traveled.

Now a new musical starring two-time Tony Award winners Patti LuPone (Evita, Gypsy) as Helena Rubinstein and Christine Ebersole (42nd Street, Grey Gardens) as Elizabeth Arden.A fascinating dual biography of the women who founded today's beauty industryThey were both born in the nineteenth century in humble circumstances―Helena Rubinstein in an orthodox Jewish household in Kraków, Poland, Elizabeth Arden on a farm outside Toronto. But by the 1930s, they were bitter rivals in New York, the rulers of dueling international beauty empires that would forever change the way women thought about cosmetics, salons, and wrinkles. This riveting biography brings these two celebrated women to life, revealing the ruthless drive and innovative business strategies that took each to the top. Along the way, it offers an intriguing look at their personal idiosyncrasies (Rubinstein collected art, Arden racehorses), their checkered marriages, and the rarefied social milieu in which they both traveled.

From acclaimed novelist and cultural historian Ruth Brandon comes a captivating dual biography of the legendary founders of the cosmetics industry, Helena Rubinstein and Eugène Schueller, creator of L’Oréal. Brandon’s gripping and sometimes disturbing story of gender, power, and politics stretches back from the darkest days of World War II, to the emergence of the modern fashion and makeup industries, with magazines such as Vogue and Cosmopolitan and game-changing product lines such as Avon and Mary Kay. Ugly Beauty resonates as well with its implications for modern culture, as we enter an era when haute couture and cosmetology exert an ever more powerful influence upon society at large.

Paperback. The captivating story of the first global cosmetics empire, the fascinating woman who built it, and the past she preferred to leave behind'Because of Trumble's surgical precision, his empathy and self-awareness, his humour, his grace, his exquisite visual sense . in his hands the facts of Rubinstein's life take on new and startling significance.' -Sarah KrasnosteinHelena Rubinstein (1872-1965) is best known for creating the world's first global cosmetics empire. At its height, her name was synonymous with glamour, with salons in Paris, London and New York, and beauty products sold at cosmetics counters around the world.Much less well known are the years Rubinstein spent in Australia before she was famous. Recently arrived from Poland, aged twenty-three and speaking little English, she worked as a governess and waitress before opening her first salon in Melbourne in 1902. In this captivating and wryly entertaining portrait, Angus Trumble retraces Rubinstein's forgotten Australian years. Later, Rubinstein worked hard to suppress key details of her early life, but they reveal the origins of her extraordinary rise. In the laneways of Melbourne and the dusty streets of Coleraine, we see her laying the foundations of a global empire.This is the fascinating story of an enigmatic woman, the myth she carefully curated, and the past she preferred to leave behind.With a foreword by Sarah Krasnostein'Angus Trumble, scoured records to chart Rubinstein's progress to Sydney, New Zealand and on to a global empire . Rubinstein's motto, "Beauty is power", proved a shrewd prediction.' -Robyn Douglass, The Herald Sun Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Helena Rubinstein (1872–1965), the great 20th-century cosmetics entrepreneur, changed the way women saw themselves, using her own remarkable life and spectacular art collections as a model. Rubinstein broke free from the constraints of her 19th-century, small-town, Polish Jewish background to become a giant of the beauty industry and an international household name. A key figure in the development of modern taste and style, she produced and marketed the means for ordinary women to assert their own individuality. Through her conception of the beauty salon as a place of modernist display, she empowered the modern woman to define herself through her choices in taste and decor.  Helena Rubinstein: Beauty Is Power traces the path of this remarkable early feminist and visionary art patron. In Rubinstein’s world, art and commerce blended seamlessly. She ornamented her salons and homes with splendid artworks—Surrealist murals, modernist portraits, Art Deco furniture, Venetian mirrors, and one of the era’s great collections of African and Oceanic art. Her understanding of beauty was similarly expansive and democratic: she saw the face as the site for self-expression and the exploration of identity. The Rubinstein beauty program thus included not only makeup and hairdressing, but also lessons in health, deportment, and culture. Such features, innovative at the time and wildly popular, today provide a fascinating glimpse into popular culture as it affected women in the 20th century.  

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This lavishly illustrated volume opens a window into the world of one of the most extravagant and wide-ranging style-makers of the last century, a pioneer of the cosmetics industry who was also celebrated for the daring and prescience of her art collecting, her decorating, and her personal couture. Four hundred vintage images and a meticulously researched text, including 16 essays by renowned experts in the fields of art and interior design, illuminate and trace the public and private lives of Helena Rubinstein. Rubinstein's bold and influential flair for decor - sleekly modern at times, and at other times a wildly eclectic sampling from different eras - was showcased globally in her beauty salons and in her glamorous residences in New York, Paris, and the South of France. An astute patron, she invested in artworks by the luminaries of Parisian bohemia just as they began their ascent. Her vast collection included tapestries by Picasso and Rouault, paintings by Dégas, Dufy, Matisse, Miró, Modigliani, and Monet, as well as murals by Dalí. Her striking instinct for fashion (she wore Worth and Poiret at first, and Balenciaga and St. Laurent 60 years later) and her famous overscaled jewelry kept her in the public eye, decade after decade. Rubinstein's vibrant character, reflected in her personal style and in the interiors of her homes and salons, is captured here in works by photographers such as Cecil Beaton, Brassaï, André Kertész, Dora Maar, and Man Ray - many of which have never before been published. When the flamboyant and decisive Helena Rubinstein died in 1965, at the age of 94, her huge collections were dispersed. But in these pages her world comes alive again: Over the Top is a unique record of the passionate life and style of this self-made mogul and the century she helped define.

Now a Tony-nominated Broadway musical playing at the Nederlander Theatre starring two-time Tony Award winners Patti LuPone (Evita, Gypsy) as Helena Rubinstein and Christine Ebersole (42nd Street, Grey Gardens) as Elizabeth Arden.A fascinating dual biography of the women who founded today's beauty industryThey were both born in the nineteenth century in humble circumstances―Helena Rubinstein in an orthodox Jewish household in Kraków, Poland, Elizabeth Arden on a farm outside Toronto. But by the 1930s, they were bitter rivals in New York, the rulers of dueling international beauty empires that would forever change the way women thought about cosmetics, salons, and wrinkles. This riveting biography brings these two celebrated women to life, revealing the ruthless drive and innovative business strategies that took each to the top. Along the way, it offers an intriguing look at their personal idiosyncrasies (Rubinstein collected art, Arden racehorses), their checkered marriages, and the rarefied social milieu in which they both traveled.

In the last of Stephen Birmingham’s historical trilogy, he spotlights the successes of Eastern European Jews, from Samuel Goldwyn to Helena Rubinstein and Irving Berlin, and what each individual brought to that changing early-century American landscape.

War Paint is the story of two extraordinary women, Miss Elizabeth Arden and Madame Helena Rubinstein, and the legacy they left: a story of feminine vanity and marketing genius. Behind the gloss and glamour lay obsession with business and rivalry with each other. Despite working for over six decades in the same business, these two geniuses never met face to face - until now. 'The definitive biography of women and their relationships to their faces in the twentieth century' Linda Grant, Guardian'I have seldom enjoyed a book so much . . . the research is staggering . . . a wonderful read' Lulu Guinness