Location

London, England, United Kingdom

Founded

2005

Price range

$10 – $399

Shipping

USA, UK, EU, Australia, Singapore, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg

Catalogue

6 products

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Bellapierre Cosmetics

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Bellapierre Cosmetics is a mineral makeup specialist that has spent over a decade arguing pigment does not require compromise. Founded by David Orencyr and centred in London with teams across the United States and Europe, the brand began as a fully mineral-based cosmetics company and has expanded into skincare while keeping mineral formulation at its core. The range is extensive: mineral foundations, cheek and eye products, lip colour, nail products, palettes, brushes, kits and a growing skincare line including vitamin C treatments. Loose and pressed mineral formulas remain the signature, valued for buildable coverage and their suitability for sensitive skin. Its formulation standards are stated plainly. Bellapierre products will never contain talc, parabens or bismuth oxychloride, three ingredients common in conventional mineral makeup and frequent causes of irritation. The brand is Leaping Bunny approved under the Cruelty Free International programme, with a fixed cut-off date policy, and maintains a dedicated vegan collection running to more than fifty products, though the full range is not vegan throughout. Bellapierre also states a commitment to fair trade and social corporate responsibility in its sourcing, and sits in the mid-range tier with products from around ten to forty-five dollars. For shoppers searching for natural, paraben-free, Leaping Bunny certified cruelty-free makeup with a serious mineral heritage and an ethical sourcing position, Bellapierre remains one of the better-established names in the category and a reliable option for reactive skin.

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Brand Details

Contract manufactured
USA
Leaping Bunny
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
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David Orencyr

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Frequently asked questions

Is Bellapierre good quality?
Bellapierre's mineral foundation is praised for blending in effortlessly without looking cakey, though reviewers call the 5 in 1 formula a bit pricey for its size.
Who founded Bellapierre?
Bellapierre was founded by David Orencyr, who struggled with severe teenage acne and researched skincare ingredients until he built his own mineral makeup line.
When and where was Bellapierre founded?
Bellapierre was founded in 2005 in London, England.
What makes Bellapierre different?
Bellapierre differentiates itself with its signature 5 in 1 mineral foundation, combining foundation, concealer, powder, and SPF in a single product.
Is Bellapierre cruelty free and vegan?
Bellapierre has been Leaping Bunny certified cruelty free since 2015, though it is not fully vegan and is still expanding a dedicated vegan line.
What's the bigger story behind Bellapierre?
Bellapierre products are contract manufactured in the USA.

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