Revlon

In 1937, Revlon began selling nail polish in department stores and pharmacies. Revlon's products were so popular that in just six years Revlon was able to develop into a multimillion dollar organization. By the year 1940, Revlon was able to produce an entire product line with manicure products and a whole product line with lipstick. During World War II Revlon made makeup and cosmetics for the American army and for this, Revlon was particularly honored in 1944.

After World War II, Revlon was considered one of the top five cosmetics companies in the United States. Revlon bought up Graef & Schmidt, a bestickstillverkade that had been seized by the Government of the United States in 1943 because they had had German business contacts. The acquisition of GRAEF & Schmidt enabled Revlon to manufacture her own manicure and pedicure tools instead of buying them from external vendors.

In the 1950 century, Revlon made one of the most talked about beauty campaigns of Revlon, namely the Fire & Ice ™ ™ Lipstick and nail polish. When it came to beauty campaigns, Revlon worked a lot to show off the American woman and show that she could be as beautiful and glamorous as the successful actresses of the time such as Ingrid Bergman and Brigitte Bardot.

In 1955, Revlon was listed. In the latter part of the 1950 century and the beginning of the 1960, Revlon continued to grow through the acquisition of various companies that provide completely different products, ranging from shoe shine story and sportswear to vitamins. Revlon expanded its sales to other parts of the world and went with great success in Japan, France, Italy, Argentina, Mexico and Asia. Revlon's goal was to inspire the rest of the world with the "American look" and they used only American models.

In 1963, Revlon introduced Eterna27, a cosmetic cream containing a östrogenprekursor named Progenitin. In the same year Revlon also introduced its first fragrance. A few years later, Revlon launched products for wigs for men called "Wig Wonder".

In the 1970 century, a new wave of feminism began. Revlon was there and reflected the women's progress in the development of their new products. Revlon thus launched makeup for face and eyes to further expand its product portfolio. In the same year Revlon was acquired Mitch, a manufacturer of deodorants. In 1971, Revlon introduced Flex shampoo and Flex Balm.

In 1973, Revlon launched the Perfume Charlie ™ which would be the most popular fragrance around the world. This perfume would symbolize independent women and over 40 years later, this perfume's youthful and sophisticated fragrance is still incredibly coveted by women of all ages.

The 1980 century was a transition period for Revlon where Revlon wanted to develop her brand and produce products in very large quantities to get away from sales in department stores. Revlon also began collaborations with female icons such as Iman, Claudia Shiffer, Cindy Crawford and Christy Turlington.

In the 1990, Revlon's ColorStay ™ Collection debuted, a collection of makeup that really lasts. Halle Berry was the model and brand ambassador for this makeup line and this makeup line soon became the most popular "long lasting" makeup world over.

In the 2000, Revlon got a new, bold influence on the market by the world famous makeup artist Gucci Westman began to engage in Revlon. Revlon also got new brand ambassadors like Emma Stone and Olivia Wilde.

Products

Revlon provides a wide range of products such as makeup, nail polish, hair care, beauty and makeup utensils as well as tools and utensils for hair.

Revlon has several different makeup collections, including PHOTOREADY ™ COLLECTION, which includes foundations and other makeup for face, etc. Revlon also has a collection called REVLON YOUTH FX ™ which is an anti-aging collection with makeup.

In addition to the foundation etc. Revlon provides mascaras, makeup for eyes, lipstick and nail polish. Revlon also provides various tools such as tweezers, eyelash curlers, makeup brushes, etc.

When it comes to hair care Revlon has several products for hair dyeing but also hair care products such as shampoo and conditioner. Revlon also provides tools in the form of brushes, hair dryer, curling tongs, straighteners etc.

Revlon does not test its products on animals and does not think that animal experiments are necessary to ensure that their products live up to different safety regulations around the world. Today there are many alternative scientific testing methods that do not involve animal testing and Revlon supports these methods.