Ellis Brooklyn inks retail deal with Cult Beauty

By Becky Bargh | Published: 31-May-2019
Retail

The US brand stocks products across fragrance and body care

US-based beauty brand Ellis Brooklyn is making its way to the UK thanks to a partnership deal with Cult Beauty.

Founded by New York Times beauty writer Bee Shapiro, and named after her daughter Ellis, the brand stocks products across fragrance and body care, as well as a collection of candles.

Through the new partnership Ellis Brooklyn will now also be available in a number of European countries including France and Italy.

It joins a host of beauty brands stocked at Cult Beauty including Huda Beauty, Milk Makeup, Charlotte Tilbury, Drunk Elephant and The Ordinary.

Today, Ellis Brooklyn is available in the US, Australia, Belgium and Canada.

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