Stephanie Chalard to head Beauty Success

Stephanie Chalard has been named to head the beauty care franchise Beauty Success, a French network of perfumeries and beauty institutes. Chalard has said her aim will be to make the brand coherent, adding that she will be working closely to achieve this with the network's commercial director Florence de Mortillet.

Chalard's cosmetics industry background is in the selective perfumery area, working for among others the Clarins group in France, Europe and the Middle East and for YSL Beaute and L'Oreal.

Beauty Success now comprises some 280 perfumeries in France, with over a dozen points of sale opened last year. The number of perfumeries is expected to reach 300 this year.

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