FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions:

• Can you tell us a little bit about Claudie Jasper, the creator of Beauty-id™?
• Where did Claudie draw her inspiration for creating Beauty-id™?
• Where did she get the idea for creating her own beauty line?
• What does Beauty-id™ mean?
• Why the decision to market Beauty-id™ Single-use packets?

Q: Can you tell us a little bit about Claudie Jasper, the creator of Beauty-id™?

A: Claudie's life is the story of a single passion, "Bringing out the beauty of women". After a successful career in Paris that included haute couture shows, studio coiffures for royalty and celebrities and fashion styling for top magazine models, Claudie set out to conquer the United States. She began by helping to launch a French salon in Texas, then decided to fly solo by opening her own in Houston.

Q: Where did Claudie draw her inspiration for creating Beauty-id™?

A: Claudie has a creative mind and her personal artistic expression borrows from fields as diverse as decorating, couture and fashion design. Claudie's talents are fully developed in all three areas.

Q: Where did she get the idea for creating her own beauty line?

A: Claudie is a traveler who has never been satisfied with the product lines already on the market. On a flight from Houston to Paris, she came up with the idea for the Beauty-id™ line by matching her own needs with her personal artistic skill in working with materials, colors and textures.

Q: What does Beauty-id™ mean?

A: Beauty-id™ is an innovative, generous concept brimming with "beauty ideas." Top-quality, technically impeccable products are combined with delicious flavors, to meet the needs of every woman and every individual type of hair. For Claudie, every woman's personality is unique.

Q: Why the decision to market Beauty-id™ Single-use packets?

A: Claudie's idea of unique, always on-the-go women, interested in staying attractive no matter where they are, spawned the revolutionary concept of "Beauty in Monodoses™", consisting of an Ideas to Go™ mini-pack. Her husband Rino Jasper, a talented designer and a successful businessman, helped her make the concept a reality.