Eveline Cosmetics

Eveline Cosmetics is a Polish family-owned cosmetics company founded in 1983 [4]. Based in Lesznowola, near Warsaw in the Mazovian Voivodeship, it makes affordable make-up, skincare, haircare, body care and nail products, and describes itself as a brand active on the market since the start of the 1980s [1].

From a domestic make-up manufacturer the company grew into what trade and editorial sources call Poland's largest producer and exporter of cosmetics, with products sold in more than 80 countries. It remains independent and, according to a retailer profile, a business with 100% Polish capital [5].

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The company was started by the Kasprzycki family, who built it into a joint-stock cosmetics business (spółka akcyjna). Sources broadly agree on its early-1980s beginnings, with a small difference in precision: Eveline's own about page places the start "at the beginning of the 1980s" [1], while the Polish-language Wikipedia entry and several retailer accounts give the specific year 1983 [4]. The article follows the precise 1983 dating.

Eveline's international push is reflected in its trade-show calendar. It began appearing at the Cosmoprof fair in Bologna in 2005, and from 2011 exhibited at Beautyworld Middle East in Dubai and Cosmoprof Asia in Hong Kong. Export markets have included Ukraine, Croatia, the United Arab Emirates, Cuba and other European and Middle Eastern countries.

A cluster of changes arrived in 2020, when the company introduced a vegan product line, joined PETA's cruelty-free programme and launched its official e-commerce store [4]. By 2021 it was ranked the third-largest domestic cosmetics producer in Poland.

Eveline Cosmetics operates as Eveline Cosmetics S.A., an independent Polish enterprise held by the founding Kasprzycki family. No external parent or acquisition history is recorded, and the company is described as wholly Polish-owned.

The company positions itself at the affordable, trend-led end of the market; one retailer account characterises the products as "inexpensive, effective, and trendy" [5]. Eveline says it follows beauty-industry trends and draws on decades of manufacturing experience to "satisfy expectations of the most demanding customers," and points to GHP and GMP production systems as the basis for its quality standards. Its stated values include cruelty-free and partly vegan formulation alongside environmental responsibility.

Eveline's range spans makeup, facial and body care, haircare and nail products, organised into named lines such as Wonder Match, Variété, Wonder Show, Serum Shot, CICA Skin and Gold Lift Expert [5]. Formulas lean on familiar active ingredients including argan oil, a caffeine complex, ceramides, hyaluronic acid and CICA.

Among its most reviewed products is the SOS Lash Booster with Argan Oil, which a review aggregator lists with several thousand analysed reviews [6]. Other frequently cited items include the Serum Shot energising eye treatment with a 5% caffeine complex, the Wonder Match liquid bronzer and the Slim Extreme 3D thermo-active cellulite cream.

Industry data and Polish press have tracked the company's standing in its home market. NielsenIQ figures for 2025 recorded Eveline as having the highest makeup-product sales in Poland [4]. The brand has appeared on Forbes' list of the Top 200 Best Polish Brands and in a Rzeczpospolita ranking of the country's most valuable cosmetics brands. Editorial coverage also notes recognition at the Vogue Beauty Awards and Elle International Beauty Awards [5].

Eveline holds PETA cruelty-free certification and states that it does not test products on animals at any stage of production, covering both individual ingredients and finished formulas [2]. On packaging, the company says it selects recyclable and responsibly sourced materials, uses FSC-certified paper, right-sizes its boxes and has removed plastic film, bubble wrap and air cushions from its shipping [3].

Eveline Cosmetics is active. Wikipedia reports the firm employing roughly 600 people and generating revenue of 657 million złoty in 2024 [4]. In April 2026 it temporarily rebranded as "Ewelina Kosmetyczna" for a charity campaign, the most recent publicly recorded activity in the brand packet.