https://www.forbes.com/sites/marisadellatto/2022/09/21/brad-pitt-is-latest-celebrity-to-launch-a-beauty-brand/
Topline Brad Pitt announced in Vogue on Wednesday the launch of his gender-neutral skincare line, Le Domaine, joining the throngs of other big-name celebrities who have launched beauty lines in the last few years. Key Facts Le Domaine is made using grapes grown on Château Beaucastel, a vineyard in France that Pitt owns and that…
Brad Pitt Is Latest Celebrity To Launch A Beauty Brand
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