Overview
Di Angelo Cosmetics is a Czech cosmetics company based in Prague. According to the company, it has operated on the market since 2010, when it developed No1 Lash, an eyelash growth serum it describes as among the first specialised products of its kind on the Czech market [2]. The business sells professional treatments for beauty salons alongside skincare and lash products for home use, and remains active: its website carries a 2026 copyright notice and the brand was reviewed by Czech editorial press in June 2026 [7].
The founding year is recorded inconsistently. The company's own site states it has been active since 2010 [2], while one Czech retailer listing dates the firm to 2012 [8]. The earlier date is supported by the brand's account of creating No1 Lash in May 2010.
⚑ Thinner sourcing. The article relies largely on the brand's own statements (T2–T3). Glowpedia is seeking independent sources.
Origin
The company traces its beginnings to a single product. No1 Lash, an eyelash and eyebrow growth serum, was developed as what the brand presents as the first Czech natural lash serum of its type [2]. That product remains central to the range, which has since expanded to cover lashes, hair, neck and décolletage care, skincare, decorative cosmetics and gold-infused treatments.
The names of the founders and any parent company are not publicly stated.
Philosophy and positioning
Di Angelo Cosmetics positions itself at the premium end, using the Czech tagline "Prémiová kosmetika pro krásu a zdraví" — premium cosmetics for beauty and health. Rather than a broad catalogue, the company says it favours "well-thought-out and functional products with a clear purpose," combining a scientific approach with safe ingredients and a visible effect on the skin, hair and overall appearance. It describes its mission as joining "the miracle and power of nature with latest scientific innovations."
The brand also distances itself from animal testing and points to high production standards [2].
Products and innovation
The signature line is built around the lash serums, sold as No1 Lash (6 ml) and the more concentrated Intense Lash (3.5 ml). For these, the company makes a specific efficacy claim, guaranteeing lash growth of roughly 60–80 percent, or four to seven millimetres [1]. A 2026 review in the Czech magazine Moda.cz reported fuller, less shed lashes that gradually gained length after six to eight weeks of consistent use, with its author saying she had stayed with the product for nearly five years [7].
Beyond lashes, the range leans on a small set of hero ingredients: 24-carat gold, encapsulated crystalline retinal, stem cells derived from Swiss apples and the Argireline peptide. These appear across products such as No1 Gold, a facial serum with 24-karat gold, and the Intense Retinal Cream marketed for anti-ageing.
A separate professional line is made for beauty salons, where the company describes itself as "a leading European supplier of skincare treatments using certified 24-carat gold leaf" [3]. This salon range includes stem-cell and retinal creams and gold-leaf treatments sold in large professional-size containers.
Current status
Di Angelo Cosmetics remains active. The most recent visible activity is the June 2026 editorial review on Moda.cz, and the brand's website displays a 2026 copyright notice [7]. The company continues to sell both its consumer and professional lines.
Sources
T1 primary · T2 secondary · T3 note- [1]T1diangelocosmetics.com/en/diangelocosmetics.com (brand site)
- [2]T1diangelocosmetics.com/en/o-nas/diangelocosmetics.com (brand site)
- [3]T2diangelocosmetics.com/en/professional-cosmetics/diangelocosmetics.com (brand site)
- [5]T2diangelocosmetics.com/en/pomahame/diangelocosmetics.com (brand site)
- [7]T3moda.cz/r-no1-lash-od-di-angelo-cosmeticsmoda.cz
- [8]T3mj-krasazdravi.cz/diangelo-cosmetics/mj-krasazdravi.cz



Social responsibility
The company has supported the Dagmar and Václav Havel Foundation VIZE 97, a Czech charitable foundation. It states that it donated 90,000 Czech crowns to the foundation's activities, with the funds presented to Dagmar Havlová and directed toward those in greatest need [5].