Origins launches into Marks & Spencer beauty

Published: 20-Sep-2017
Retail

The Estée Lauder-owned skin care brand is now available via the British retailer


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Nature-inspired skin care brand Origins has expanded into British retailer Marks & Spencer.

From this week, fans of the brand will be able to find the brand in M&S beauty halls across the UK and on marksandspencer.com.

"We are delighted to announce that Origins will be launching with Marks & Spencer Beauty,” said Fiona Sainty, General Manager of Origins UK.

“This is a very exciting partnership brought together naturally, by our similar joint vision - the power of nature and the proof of science in beauty.”

Initially a select range will be available with all concessions aided by dedicated ‘beauty experts’.

Founded in 1990 by Leonard Lauder, son of Estée Lauder, Origins is now sold through more than 2,000 stores globally.

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