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INSTITUTE OF COMPUTER AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

ASSIGNMENT TOPIC: FAVOURITE PRODUCT

SUBMITTED TO: MISS BAKHTAWAR

SUBMITTED BY: AALA SHAH

DISCIPLINE: BBA (HONS)

SEMESTER: 2nd

ROLL NUMBER: 54

SUBMISSION DATE: 25TH NOVEMBER, 2008

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

All praise to be almighty ALLAH, the source of knowledge and wisdom within and beyond our comprehension and WHO bestowed me the power to undertake this work.

I express my deepest sense of gratitude to our reverend and venerable teacher Miss. BAKHTAWAR for her propitious guidance, incessant and meticulous criticism, encouragement and consolatory behavior throughout semester

INDEX

Rimmel(history)………………………..4

Marketing mix…………………………….6

1.Products………………………………..7

2.Price……………………………………..9

3.Place……………………………………..11

4.Promotion……………………………...12

RIMMEL

(HISTORY)

Beauty loves a legend, and legends don’t come much more compelling than the story behind Rimmel, one of the world’s oldest cosmetics brands. In 1820, a respected French perfumer who had been trained by the famous Lubin, perfumer to Empress Josephine, the wife of Napoleon I, accepted an invitation to manage a perfumery in London’s prestigious Bond Street. By 1834, the move to London had proved so successful that, together with his son and apprentice Eugene Rimmel, then aged just 14, he opened a perfumery of his own. The House of Rimmel was established.

As the business flourished, so too did the talents of Eugene Rimmel. By the age of 24, he had become, not only an expert perfumer, but also a cosmetics visionary, experimenting with fragrance and colour, and travelling the world in search of exotic ingredients and new ideas. A pioneer of personal hygiene, he developed some truly innovative products, including

1. mouth rinses,

2. 2.fragranced pomades and

3. 3. an ingenious scented steam vaporizer.

While high society flocked to his flagship perfumery in Regent

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