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Molton Brown is a chain store retailer selling personal care items, including health and beauty products, hygiene products, toiletries, bath and shower gels, lotions, soaps, fragrances, and grooming kits. Interestingly, Molton Brown was not always a seller of personal care items. It was founded as a hair salon before changing business direction. Molton Brown currently has stores throughout the UK and operates internationally.
Molton Brown has over 60 stores in the UK. Their stores can be found on high streets and in shopping areas of towns and cities like London, Liverpool, and Manchester.
Molton Brown’s Opening Times vary by location. Generally, stores are open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays. On Saturdays, hours are often from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and on Sundays, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Hours vary per location and on public holidays such as New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Christmas, Boxing Day, and bank holidays. Use the store locator to ensure Molton Brown near you is open today.
When spotting a location on the street, look for its logo and storefront. Storefronts are often dark green or black, with the brand name “MOLTON BROWN” written in all caps and golden lettering.
Their stores are familiar to frequent shoppers on the British high street and those visiting shopping malls. Despite their recognised presence, there are many facts about the business that customers and admirers are not aware of:
- They have been operating for over 50 years.
- It began as a hair salon and then changed its direction to care products for retail sale.
- They supply hotels with their products—you will often see their smaller personal care bottles in hotel bathrooms.
- All products are certified free from animal testing, and they invest heavily in non-animal-tested products.
- They supplied the Queen with her toiletries and held a Royal Warrant.
Their products include bath bombs and salts, different types of and differently scented soaps, lotions, hand creams, and shampoos and conditioners. They sell them in full-sized containers and as travel-friendly products which are sized to meet the requirements of flying with liquids. Their homeware department offers several products to improve the aromas of your household with candles and sprays. They also have a men’s section to sell grooming kits, masculine deodorants, and shaving products. Other selections include a fragrance section and a gifts department that combines some of their most popular individual items into discounted bundles. Products can be bought by visiting their establishments or by shopping online. They also run an online newsletter discussing products and homemaking topics.
Molton Brown was established by Caroline Burstein and Michael Collis in 1971. Initially, the business was a hair salon, but the company moved away from hairdressing and developed into a retailer of hygiene and beauty products. By the last decade of the 20th century, the business had grown and managed to partner with travel firms and hotels to supply them with toiletries. They were bought by the Japanese firm Kao Corporation in 2005 but continue to make their products in England. They remained successful and were known for being a supplier to Buckingham Palace.
