Alan Cumming
Alan trained at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. On the New York stage he has appeared in Elle, Design For Living and Cabaret. In London: Hamlet, Cabaret, La Bete, and Conquest of the South Pole. Some of his films include Son of the Mask, X2, Spy Kids, Nicholas Nickleby, Josie and the Pussycats, Titus and Goldeneye. He wrote, directed, produced and acted in (with Jennifer Jason Leigh) The Anniversary Party. Alan can be seen in the upcoming third season of The L Word and next spring will return to Broadway in The Threepenny Opera.
Christopher Brosius
Christopher Brosius has been described as one of the most innovative perfumers of the 21st Century. He has won four Fragrance Foundation awards and is the first perfumer ever to be recognized by the Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum for the way scent is designed. Christopher began at Kiehl’s 15 years ago where his talents as a natural born nose first came to light. Since then he has created countless groundbreaking scents, first for Demeter Fragrance Library, which he founded in 1993, and now under his new label, CB I Hate Perfume. In addition to perfuming, Christopher is working on his book, scheduled to be published in the spring of 2006. He also loves dogs.
Jason Schell
He gives credit to his mom’s Avon lady, Ruth Bond, for introducing him into the beauty industry at the age of eight and was known to dip into mom’s product as he was growing up, but it was not until Jason moved to New York where he found out that you could actually make a living in the Big Apple peddling cosmetics. Working at Macy’s, Barney’s, and up to Kiehl’s where he held the title of Creative Director up to the sale of the then privately owned company, he has enjoyed the perks of dealing with those who were in the know and shopped at the then known cult brand—thus meeting his aforementioned future partners in this fragrance brand. He lives in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.