Le Rouge Francais
Plant-pigment makeup and skincare sold directly to beauty consumers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Le Rouge Francais
Le Rouge Français makes plant-based makeup and skincare, including lipsticks, mascara, complexion products, and cleansing and body oils. Its products use plant-derived pigments and are described as certified organic, made in France, and vegan.
The company sells products through its online shop to beauty consumers, with individual items and gift sets available.
Founded in 2019, Le Rouge Français is headquartered in Clamart, France.
Product: Plant-based makeup and skincare, including lipsticks, mascara, complexion products, and oils.
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