Emma Lewisham luxury skincare brand gets Nobel scientist’s tick of approval
New Zealand skincare founder Emma Lewisham is expanding her luxury brand into international markets while relocating to the UK. Her brand has gained recognition from Nobel Laureate Dr. Peter Agre for its scientific approach to formulation and sustainability.
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Emma Lewisham is packing her bags and joining the great Kiwi exodus to London.
The luxury skincare founder isn’t giving up on New Zealand, she’s jetting offshore with her family to continue expanding her brand.
“My family and I are going to spend some time up in the UK from next month for a few years to really help support growth in the UK, Europe and America,” she told the Herald .
“It’s about really nurturing those markets, there’s a lot to play for in those markets alone.”
It’s been a whirlwind six years since Lewisham founded her brand, known for its bright distinctive purple packaging.
The science behind her formulation is important to her – so important she recently reached out to Nobel Laureate Dr Peter Agre to discuss the science.
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