Marbert

Founded in 1936 in Düsseldorf by dermatologist Dr. Bertha Roeber and beautician Margarethe Sendler, "Marbert" started as a small cosmetics studio. Initially impacted by the challenges of National Socialism, the brand pivoted in 1948 by offering skin-related courses and consultations. This move earned them accolades and solidified their reputation among consumers, leading to a partnership with chemical giant "Hoechst" in the late 1960s for global expansion. In the early 1990s, "Marbert" made waves in the industry with its patented anti-wrinkle agent Profutura. Subsequent innovations like the "Hydro-Booster Technology" in 2006 further cemented their position as an industry leader. Acquired by "Beauty Brands International" in 2009, the brand continued to innovate by launching new beauty, anti-aging, and cosmetic products regularly. While facing challenges like bankruptcy in 2011, "Marbert" has persevered and today offers a diverse range of products including sunblocks, lotions, creams, fragrances, and shower gels for both men and women. All products are the result of thorough scientific research conducted in the brand's own laboratories, catering to the evolving preferences of consumers. Obtainable in upscale perfumeries, department stores, and online, "Marbert" maintains its presence in the beauty industry by consistently meeting the demands of its discerning clientele.