THE INCREDIBLE DESTINY OF ELLA BACHÉ

THE INCREDIBLE DESTINY OF ELLA BACHÉ

Mrs. Ella Baché in 1926, with her hair slicked back and her eyes closed, wearing a fur coat.

Mme Baché in 1929.

In the heart of early 20th-century Hungary, a passionate young woman with a creative spirit emerges. A rising star with a destiny as captivating as her determination to redefine the standards of beauty.

pioneer of dermo-esthetics

Map of Europe with all countries in gray except Hungary in black, to highlight Mrs. Ella Baché's country of birth.

Elisabeth LÁSZLÓ, known as Ella Baché was born on November 17th, 1900 in Abaúj-Torna, Hungary.

1900

Photo noir et blanc de Mme Baché habillée d'une blouse blanche, regardant un carnet.
Copie du diplôme écrit en latin de pharmacienne de Mme Ella Baché.

1922

At the age of 22, she graduated from the University of Budapest and became one of the first female pharmacists. Her creative soul was passionate about skincare, and she set herself the goal of putting science at the service of beauty.

Une rue animée avec des piétons, des chevaux tirant des carrosses et des bâtiments anciens, vraisemblablement une scène historique à Paris.

1927

Faced with the rise of anti-Semitism and Nazism, she fled Hungary with her mother and settled in Paris. Since cosmetic treatments did not yet exist, her ambition was to create effective, pleasant-to-use products while teaching women how to preserve their skin’s beauty.

Photo historique qui montre un groupe de femmes et de jeunes filles assises et debout derrière une table avec des produits de maquillage.

1930

She developed the first make-up care products for the Parisian Haute Couture houses, to protect models' make-up-damaged skin.

ELLA BACHÉ beauty salon in France at 8 rue de La Paix in 1900 with vintage cars, stone buildings and Parisian-style facades, shops with signs.

1936

She opened her own institute at 8, rue de la Paix, where she created the first professional beauty consultation: skin analysis and skincare prescription. on-measure treatments. She also created the iconic Tomato Cream, the first skincare product to incorporate AHAs in cosmetics.

New York's Brooklyn Bridge in black and white, with buildings in the background and a partly cloudy sky.

1941

Always on the lookout for innovation, she opened an office and laboratory in New York. She drew inspiration from the latest medical research to create a cult product, the Intex Cream. She also developed the first Ingredient List labels, with the aim of improving transparency for consumers. 

Une femme avec une serviette sur la tête, souriante, posant près d'un flacon de produit du Revitalizer de ELLA BACHÉ

1960

She created Le Revitalizer, the first double peel combining two grades of exfoliation: mechanical and chemical, revolutionizing the skin preparation stage. This star product is still used in today's professional treatments .

Book cover and inside page on Elle Baché beauty products, with a geometric illustration on the front and a photo of a cosmetic product.

1970

Keen to support women in their daily lives and make them more independent, Mme Baché developed a number of beauty advice guides.

Élastogel et Elastocrème de ELLA BACHÉ, premier soin de la peau avec de l'Acide Hyaluronique (AH).

1980

Her visionary spirit led her to take an interest in a little-known molecule and develop Elastogel, the first product based on Hyaluronic Acid (HA), the basis of today's HYDRA REPULP Collection .

Plusieurs bouteilles de gel, un appareil intitulée "Sonocare" et un stylo sur une surface.

1990

Ella takes an interest in cutting-edge technologies and develops Sonocare, the first ultrasound-based facial equipment, the precursor of SKINTEX®LAB, used today in all ELLA BACHÉ protocols.

Femme (Sabrina) portant un grand chapeau noir, yeux fermés, peau claire, souriant légèrement.

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