The brand was born in 1863 in Paris, founded by Joseph-Albert Ponsin, an actor and playwright who began to manufacture special makeup and face powders (Blanc de Théâtre) designed to withstand the harsh and hot lights of theatrical stages.
During the interwar period and the rise of Art Deco, Bourjois collaborated with great perfumers to launch iconic fragrances:
Mon Parfum (1919): One of its emblematic creations from the post-World War I era, marketed in both vanity bottles and vials and tubes for handbags.
Bourjois has kept alive its heritage of elegance and Parisian style, merging its historical artisanal tradition with modern makeup collections, while always preserving the prestige of its journey through the history of French beauty.
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