Xanadu, introduced in 1969 as a groundbreaking division of Fabergé, revolutionized the realm of skincare, toiletries, and cosmetics. The brainchild of Fabergé, Xanadu promised a fresh approach to personal care for both men and women. Described in The Magazine of Wall Street and Business Analyst in 1968, Xanadu was anticipated to bring forth a new era in beauty products, offering an innovative blend of luxury and efficacy. With its launch, Xanadu aimed to redefine beauty standards and set new benchmarks in the industry.
The Magazine of Wall Street and Business Analyst, 1968:
"Early in 1969, Faberge will introduce Xanadu, a new concept in skin creams, toiletries and cosmetics for both sexes."
