Estée Lauder's great-grandaughter follows in her footsteps with debut beauty launch

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 21-Nov-2019
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Danielle is a fourth-generation Lauder, the family behind one of the largest beauty companies in the world

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Danielle Lauder, the great-granddaughter of Estée Lauder, has ventured into the beauty business 73 years after her esteemed ancestor

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