Fragrance house

Faberlic

Faberlic began in 1997 as Russian Line, a cosmetics company created and led by entrepreneur Alexey Nechaev. Its early identity centered on oxygen cosmetics based on a patented perfluorocarbon oxygen complex, with the first oxygen-cosmetics series appearing in Russia within a year of its founding. Renamed Faberlic in 2001 as it moved toward international markets, the business developed as a direct-selling perfume and cosmetics company, with oxygen cosmetics and perfumes as distinct parts of its portfolio. In 2004, Faberlic collaborated with French perfumer Pierre Bourdon on Uomo, Donna Felice, and Kaori; Bourdon is specifically credited with creating Kaori for Faberlic. In 2020, the company launched Global Oxygen, its fifth generation of oxygen cosmetics. The following year, Faberlic joined the French company BioSea in a combined business spanning perfume, cosmetics, household products, and health products.