Jeanne Piaubert
French-made face and body skincare sold online to consumers in France and other European Union countries
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Jeanne Piaubert
Jeanne Piaubert sells face and body skincare, including creams, serums, body treatments and beauty accessories through an online store. Its products are formulated and manufactured in France.
The online store sells to individual consumers, with delivery offered in mainland France and some European Union countries.
The registered headquarters is in Paris. The brand presents its skincare method as dating from 1928; the registered entity was founded in 1993.
Product: Online retail of face and body skincare products and beauty accessories.
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