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HISTORY OF CLINIQUE
Introduced in 1968, Clinique was the first ever dermatologist-created, prestige cosmetic brand. Today, Clinique’s mission remains what it was from the beginning: to provide the highest quality and most effective collection of products to enhance every skin type and tone. The brand’s customized approach and quality products – all meticulously tested and carefully formulated with the latest science – have made Clinique one of the leading skin care authorities in the world.
All makeup and skin care products are allergy-tested and 100% fragrance free. Clinique offers products for men and women of all ages and ethnicities. Clinique is sold in more than 130 countries and territories, and over 16,000 sales locations.
MEET CLINIQUE'S GUIDING DERMATOLOGISTS
Dr Norman Orentreich
Dr. Norman Orentreich, in over fifty years of dedicated service to medicine and related science, is known for being on the cutting edge of discoveries and innovations in the fields of dermatology and cosmetic surgery. In 1968, Dr. Orentreich was tapped by the Estee Lauder Company to work with Carol Phillips of Vogue Magazine to create Clinique, the first dermatologist-guided, allergy tested, fragrance free cosmetics brand. Dr. Orentreich has continued his association with Clinique throughout the years, and remains the brand's guiding dermatologist to this day.
Dr. Norman Orentreich, in over fifty years of dedicated service to medicine and related science, is known for being on the cutting edge of discoveries and innovations in the fields of dermatology and cosmetic surgery. In 1968, Dr. Orentreich was tapped by the Estee Lauder Company to work with Carol Phillips of Vogue Magazine to create Clinique, the first dermatologist-guided, allergy tested, fragrance free cosmetics brand. Dr. Orentreich has continued his association with Clinique throughout the years, and remains the brand's guiding dermatologist to this day.
Dr David Orentreich
David S. Orentreich, M.D., a board certified dermatologist, graduated from New York’s Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. In 1984 he joined the Orentreich Medical Group. The son of Dr. Norman Orentreich, CLINIQUE’S founding and guiding dermatologist, he also serves as a guiding dermatologist for the brand, along with his sister, Dr. Catherine Orentreich.
David S. Orentreich, M.D., a board certified dermatologist, graduated from New York’s Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. In 1984 he joined the Orentreich Medical Group. The son of Dr. Norman Orentreich, CLINIQUE’S founding and guiding dermatologist, he also serves as a guiding dermatologist for the brand, along with his sister, Dr. Catherine Orentreich.
Tom Mammone,
Executive Director of Biological Research and Development Worldwide
Tom Mammone joined Clinique in 1986 to create The Skin Biology Lab, a research group that grows cells in order to closely study the aging process and the biology of the human skin in Melville, New York. Overseeing eight scientists in the lab, Dr. Mammone examines everything from hair biology, apoptosis in the skin, and skin pigmentation to collagen and keratinocyte differentiation. He and his team of researchers test the latest technologies and materials in order to help Clinique produce its cutting-edge formulations.
Executive Director of Biological Research and Development Worldwide
Tom Mammone joined Clinique in 1986 to create The Skin Biology Lab, a research group that grows cells in order to closely study the aging process and the biology of the human skin in Melville, New York. Overseeing eight scientists in the lab, Dr. Mammone examines everything from hair biology, apoptosis in the skin, and skin pigmentation to collagen and keratinocyte differentiation. He and his team of researchers test the latest technologies and materials in order to help Clinique produce its cutting-edge formulations.
Paolo Giacomoni,
Executive Director of Research and Development
Armed with a masters degree in atomic physics and a PhD in biochemistry, Giacomini got his start at the University of Paris, where he was a biochemistry professor who was also a part of a team researching cellular biology and cancer remedies. Working with Clinique since 1997, he is the ultimate molecule modifier who plays with existing molecules and finds innovative ways to apply them to cosmetics of all kinds. In addition, he tests how cosmetics, perfumes, and all sorts of products behave on the skin and how people feel when they’re used.
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Executive Director of Research and Development
Armed with a masters degree in atomic physics and a PhD in biochemistry, Giacomini got his start at the University of Paris, where he was a biochemistry professor who was also a part of a team researching cellular biology and cancer remedies. Working with Clinique since 1997, he is the ultimate molecule modifier who plays with existing molecules and finds innovative ways to apply them to cosmetics of all kinds. In addition, he tests how cosmetics, perfumes, and all sorts of products behave on the skin and how people feel when they’re used.