Jo malone

When Zumalong was young, her family had a poor economic environment. She grew up in a low-cost national residence provided by the government. Her father was an architect and artist, and her mother used to be a manicurist before becoming a beautician. When customers came to have their faces done, she would help her mother arrange dressing supplies in the kitchen, and the mother and daughter worked together seamlessly. Zumalon's father painted on weekdays and took him to a market in southern London on Saturdays to sell his paintings. Due to her parents' poor financial management skills, Zumalong's childhood life was not easy. Sometimes she had a lot of money, or else she was penniless. She became a young adult at a very young age. After going to school, Zumalong suffered from reading disabilities, often falling behind in exams and being punished by the teacher to stand in a chair, which made her feel ashamed. But since childhood, she has a keen sense of smell that is superior to others. As long as she has smelled the taste, she can easily find the formula. Her nose is like a paintbrush, and when she smells the taste, she can see the color in her mind. In 1994, Zumalong, who had no diploma, started her own business in her kitchen. She worked in a flower shop during the day and made faces in the kitchen at night. And quickly gained the attention of the beauty industry. Once, she concocted a nutmeg and ginger scented bath oil for customers, but it was unexpectedly popular. Someone bought 100 bottles at once to open the party, and 86 of the guests who attended the party purchased the same bath oil from Zumarong. Since then, Zumalon began to officially develop perfume. Perhaps because she has no formal training, her perfume is unique. Compared with other famous perfume, Zumalon's perfume fragrance is very simple, often with only one or two main flavors. Her favorite flavors are citrus and vanilla, which are often layered. She opened her first store on 154 Walton Street in London and quickly gained attention and became a popular local store. The innovation of this store is the key to its success, and Zumalong's enthusiasm and spirit also endow this store with unique value. In 1999, Zumalon's perfume was appreciated by the boss of New York's high-end department store, Bodolf Goodman, and entered this top luxury store. Soon, Est \u00e9 e Lauder acquired a majority stake in Zumarong Company. This is a milestone for the Zumalon brand. As the chairman, Zumalong continuously develops new products and promotes innovative concepts in the field of beauty and lifestyle. In 2010, Zumalong turned to the television industry. In May, she recorded her first interview on the BBC program. Zumalong inspires small business owners by sharing their retail experience and entrepreneurial spirit - their careers are full of light. In March 2011, Zumarong announced the start of her new career - the new fragrance brand quota; The launch of Jo Loves quota; Its inspiration comes from what has been inspiring her in Zumarong's heart. The new product includes the color of love, and the brand's trademark is red and blue, which looks like a ribbon passing through the earth. She admitted that starting a second business was more difficult than her first one, but the bumpy growth path of her childhood honed her spirit, allowing her to face consecutive challenges and create a better life. Zu