BRAD PITT’S NEW BEAUTY BRAND: LE DOMAINE

Actor, hair icon, vineyard owner and rose producer Brad Pitt dives into the skincare pool filled with grapes… Le Domaine is a genderless skincare line of four works, including olive oil from winemaking residues, Pitt’s own vineyard. It consists of two patent-pending ingredients derived from natural sources and developed after years of research.

Pitt’s journey with grapes dates back to 2008, when he signed a long-term lease at the 1800-acre vineyard Château Miraval. In 2012 Pitt met Marc Perrin, now co-founder of Le Domaine, CEO of Miraval-Provence, and whose family has been in the wine business for over a century. And then they started to have detailed conversations about wines.

Pitt says he’s always considered launching his own skincare line, and several brands have approached him over the years, but it’s never been entirely wrong. That is, until the idea of ​​creating a series using Perrin’s resources came up…

The Perrin family has spent over 10 years exploring how grape residues can be used after making wine to make production more circular. He works with Pierre-Louis Teissedre.

Then Dr. Teissedre created one of Le Domaine’s hero ingredients: GSM10, packed with antioxidants from the pulpy extract of Grenache, Syrah and Mourvèdre grapes from the Perrin estates. Dr. For this ingredient, Teissedre says, “When applied regularly, they protect against oxidation and in the long run end skin aging. It also struggles with the risk of dry skin,” she says.

But her skincare proficiency didn’t stop there. The Le Domaine team continued their research with Dr. Nicolas Lévy, a medical geneticist who has been working on “Progeria”, a rare disease that causes rapid aging in children for more than 20 years. The second hero ingredient in the Le Domaine series of works is full of chamomile extract, green tea and molecules derived from the usual grapevine.

The line currently consists of four creations: cleansing emulsion, serum, cream (Pitt’s favourite), and liquid cream, a lighter moisturizer (released in early 2023). Each piece is housed in a glass jar or bottle and closed with a wooden lid made from upcycled wine barrels from the Perrin family estates. The series is currently available on le-domaine.com and will be available at major retailers in the future.