Groupe Clarins in the news

The Courtin-Clarins family retains full ownership and control of the Clarins beauty company, which delisted in 2008, and their estimated 6.5 billion euro fortune also includes recent investments in luxury hotels and wine.

A recent fire at Clarins' 110-hectare plant production site in Générac, acquired in 2024 for 10 million euros, has impacted their agroecological plant cultivation, leading to ongoing damage assessment for insurance purposes.

The Courtin family ensures the longevity of Groupe Clarins through dedicated intergenerational preparation, strong shared values, and strategic long-term investments.

Groupe Clarins ensures its family business continuity through early preparation of new generations, shared values, and strategic long-term investments.

French prestige skin care brands Clarins, Caudalie, and Carita are expanding into the booming hair care market, leveraging skin science for scalp and hair health.

French prestige beauty brands like Carita, Clarins, Caudalie, and Sisley are significantly investing in the 'skinification' of hair care, applying advanced skin care science and ingredients to hair and scalp treatments.

Clarins named actress Zhang Ziyi as the global ambassador for its high-end Precious skincare line, with a campaign launching in September 2026.

Clarins announced Zhang Ziyi as the global ambassador for its Clarins Precious skincare range, with a campaign launching in September 2026.

Clarins appointed actress Zhang Ziyi as the global ambassador for its luxury skincare line, Clarins Precious, launching a campaign in September 2026.

Clarins is expanding its Open Spa boutique concept with plans for multiple openings in France and a global target of 200 stores within a decade.

Clarins is launching Hair Therapy, a new premium haircare line, to expand its luxury beauty offerings.

Clarins diversifies its business into premium haircare with the launch of its new 'Hair Therapy' line, consisting of five products.

Clarins launched a new experiential retail concept, the Beauty Concierge Singapore Edition, at Singapore Changi Airport, focusing on personalized consultations and local cultural storytelling.

The Courtin-Clarins family fully owns the high-end cosmetics group Clarins, which has diversified into perfumery and wine, and is now led by the founder's granddaughters who are targeting     4 billion euros in revenue by 2030.

The Courtin-Clarins family, owners of Clarins, acquired Château Beauséjour in Saint-Émilion, marking a significant move into the Bordeaux wine region.

The Courtin-Clarins family, owners of Clarins cosmetics, purchased Château Beauséjour, a top Saint-Émilion vineyard, diversifying their investments beyond beauty.

The Courtin-Clarins family, owners of the cosmetics group, bought Château Beauséjour in Saint-Émilion for 12 million euros per hectare.

The Clarins family acquired Château Beauséjour, a prestigious Bordeaux vineyard, for 75 million euros, marking a significant entry into the wine industry.

Clarins establishes a Longevity Research Center to strategically focus on longevity in high-end skincare, moving beyond traditional anti-aging discourse.

The Courtin family reinvests their Clarins dividends through external fund managers to grow their private wealth.