Margaret identified that the beauty industry was lacking products for feet, hands, and legs, that were effective as well as luxurious. Using her podiatry knowledge, she overhauled the market and personally crafted her own line of award-winning retail products and...
The first Ann Summers shop was opened in 1970 by Jacquelin’s father David. Jacqueline joined the company at age 19 and had the idea to transform the brand into a more female-friendly chain by adapting the idea of ‘at home’ parties to bring sex toys...
As a former beauty editor, Kate wanted to pour everything she had learned on leg care into a solution for the real needs of the readers she had spent so long writing for. She found products were too fixated on cellulite, when what mattered more for shapely healthy...
Growing up, Emma relied on her grandmother’s incredible soap stash that she always accumulated on her many travels. But when her grandmother passed away and she had to buy soap herself, Emma couldn’t believe how inferior, and harsh on the skin, the soaps...
Lizzie Carter spent her childhood trying to tame her curly hair. She was so unimpressed with the products in the market for curly hair that remained the same for about 20 years, that she decided to create the products herself. She launched the curly towel while on...
