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Bellapierre

Bellapierre is an American color-cosmetics brand based in Los Angeles and founded by David Orencyr.

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Glowpedia Editorial· Published 20 Jul 2026· primary sources: 2
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⚑ Omitted claims. Some claims had only weak support (T4) and were left out. The sourcing is thinner than usual.

Bellapierre
Bellapierre
Bellapierre
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Summary

Overview

Bellapierre is an American color-cosmetics brand based in Los Angeles and founded by David Orencyr [2]. It began as a wholly mineral-based makeup company and has since broadened into a fuller range of face, cheek, eye and lip products, along with palettes, brushes and kits. The brand remains active across several regional storefronts and continues to launch new products and exhibit at industry trade shows.

The brand's exact founding date is not stated consistently. A business database records the company as founded in 2005 [7], a year that also appears in older versions of the company's own US story page; the live brand-site story page no longer gives a year and instead describes a "10+ year journey" led by Orencyr [2].

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Origin and founders

Bellapierre was started by David Orencyr, who is described as its founder and is credited with leading the company from Los Angeles [2]. According to the company, being based in the city lets it spot emerging trends quickly and respond with new products. The brand runs teams in both the United States and Europe.

The company says it began as "a 100% minerally based cosmetics company" and has since evolved "into one of the fastest responding brands with the hottest products on the market" [2]. That shift — from mineral-only formulations toward a broader, more mainstream color-cosmetics line — is the throughline Bellapierre uses to describe its own history.

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Philosophy and positioning

Bellapierre frames its identity around four principles it calls Purity, Variety, Simplicity and Quality [2]. The company stresses naturally derived ingredients and states that its products will never contain talc, parabens, bismuth oxychloride "or any other harmful substances" [2]. It also describes the range as toxin-free, paraben-free and cruelty-free, and says it is committed to fair trade and social corporate responsibility [2].

The brand positions itself as a niche or indie label rather than a mass-market one, with products grouped under the tagline "Let Your Skin Breathe" [1]. The third-party profiler Cosmetify describes Bellapierre as "a mineral-based makeup brand known for their high-quality, natural products" and associates it with clean beauty [6]. Distribution is multi-channel: the company cites a following among department stores, travel-retail markets, makeup artists, dermatologists and influencers [2].

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Products and innovation

Bellapierre's catalogue is built around makeup, organised into face, cheeks, eyes, lips, palettes, brushes and kits [1]. Minerals and mica sit at the core of its formulations, a legacy of its mineral-only origins. Named products include a Mineral Foundation SPF 15 and, more recently, a Hydrating Blush Stick that the company describes as having a moisture-rich formula in a twist-up design [8]. The brand also markets a sizeable vegan selection.

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Current status

Bellapierre is active. It operates regional storefronts for markets including the United States, United Kingdom, Italy, Australia and Benelux, and maintains regional distributor accounts elsewhere. Its most recent visible activity, recorded in 2025, includes the Hydrating Blush Stick launch, participation in the Cosmoprof Bologna and Beauty Düsseldorf trade shows, and an active Instagram account, @bellapierreofficial, with roughly 56,000 followers [8].

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From the fact base

Facts & evidence

Documented facts from Glowpedia's fact base — every row carries a source.

Signature products#

Mineral Foundation SPF 15

Mineral Foundation SPF 15↗ bellapierre.com

Hydrating Blush Stick

Bellapierre recently introduced a new Hydrating Blush Stick with a velvety smooth, moisture-rich formula in a convenient twist-up design.↗ instagram.com

Key ingredients#

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Sourced

Certification pass

What each certification and self-stated claim rests on: the source, whose website it's on, and what needs review.

Self-stated claims
cruelty_freeSource on the brand's own site

“toxin, paraben, and cruelty free, as well as deeply committed to social corporate responsibility and fair trade”↗ bellapierre.com

paraben_freeSource on the brand's own site

“our products are still made with naturally derived ingredients and will NEVER contain: talc, parabens, bismuth oxychloride, or any other harmful substances”↗ bellapierre.com

veganSource on the brand's own site

“VEGAN”↗ bellapierre.com

None of these statements has been checked against the certifying bodies' registers. The statements were observed on 9 Jun 2026.

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Market data

Where to buy

Availability in the Nordics

Where the brand is sold according to Glowjakt's price data, per market.

Marketproductsin stockstoresPrice range
Sweden12077248 SEK – 859 SEK
Norway10279275 NOK – 825 NOK
Denmark6946157 DKK – 569 DKK
Finland745237.50 € – 79.90 €

Prices come from Glowjakt and are updated daily. Glowpedia receives no payment for clicks.

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Ingredient data

Ingredients across the range

Key ingredients across Bellapierre's range, from the ingredient lists of 68 of 120 products in Sweden.

Most common key ingredientsMica37 prod.Titanium dioxide35 prod.Silica17 prod.Zinc oxide12 prod.Glycerin10 prod.Jojoba oil7 prod.Vitamin E7 prod.Kaolin6 prod.
May affect sensitive skinPhenoxyethanol20 prod.Silicones16 prod.Fragrance4 prod.Mineral oil3 prod.Propylene glycol2 prod.
Shares
94%
fragrance-free
68%
with no animal-derived ingredient identified
62%
with no hit in the “may affect sensitive skin” group

Share of products with a known ingredient list. “None identified” means nothing matched our ingredient groups, not that the product is free of them.

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References

Sources

T1 primary · T2 secondary · T3 note
  1. [1]T1bellapierre.com/eu/bellapierre.com (brand site)
  2. [2]T1bellapierre.com/eu/bellapierre-storybellapierre.com (brand site)
  3. [6]T3cosmetify.com/bellapierre-cosmetics/cosmetify.com
  4. [7]T4tracxn.com/d/companies/bellapierre/__zQ6z3yFVLU9moQqozorB0v1uJxt7wMFjKhSqWObnJAotracxn.com
  5. [8]T3instagram.com/bellapierreofficial/instagram.com