Le Domaine

Brad Pitt continues to explore new facets of his talent. The actress made her debut as a sculptor at an exhibition in Finland yesterday, and today she introduced Le Domaine, the cosmetics brand that will specialize in gender neutral skin care cosmetics. The actress told Vogue about her venture. Pitt says he was inspired in part by Gwyneth Paltrow, who launched the Goop lifestyle brand with great success.

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At the same time, Brad quickly noted that he had made a conscious decision not to act as the “face” of the brand, saying that his beauty routine was extremely simple and that it was not his own to show the care procedures on camera.

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The actor was also asked who he thought was the most handsome man, and Pitt pointed out George Clooney (perhaps he could become a brand ambassador after such a compliment).

In an interview, Pitt also talked about his attitude towards aging, noting that the slogan “against aging” sounds ridiculous.

Pitt also shared his thoughts on how he sees his future.

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So far, two products have been offered to the public: cream and serum. The actress developed her beauty brand together with the Perrin family, renowned winemakers in France, and their partners in the production of roses at Pitt’s own Château Miraval winery. The concept of a beauty brand is also related to this business and is based on the special antioxidant properties of grapes.

Pierre-Louis Teissedre, professor of wine science at the University of Bordeaux, one of the world’s leading experts in wine and human health, has spent 15 years researching which of the 13 grape varieties grown by the Perrin family in Provence is the most important. antioxidant properties. As a result, Le Domaine products are made using the seeds of the Grenache grape and the skins of the Syrah (or Shiraz) and Mourvèdre grapes. Also involved in the development was Professor Nicolas Levy, a leading scientist in the field of progeria, an extremely rare genetic disease that accelerates aging in young children.