Houston’s Beauty-Minded Young Professionals Flock to New Skincare Startup’s Debut
Epic Launch Party is a Posh Family Affair
By Jailyn Marcel //
Photography Unique James of Compozition
What: Holly Hall Supply Co. Launch Party
Where: Level Office Theatre District
PC Moment: More than 100 young professionals flocked downtown to fête the highly anticipated arrival of Houston-based skincare startup Holly Hall Supply Co.
Founded by native Houstonian Justin Moore (son of Houston dermatologist Dr. Milton Moore), the brand made its official debut with a posh party where friends and fans previewed the company’s introductory line of products.
Between mingling and munching, guests learned more about Moore’s three-step, dermatologist-formulated product line, which includes a revolutionary clear shave gel, a deep-cleansing daily face wash, and an age-defying face moisturizer — all of which are are being funded through Holly Hall Supply Co’s Kickstarter campaign, which is now live.
The crowd also indulged in bites from the beloved Frenchy’s Chicken and libations courtesy Re/Max Properties realtor Kristen Bacon.
SHOP
Sounds from Los-Angeles based DJ and Houston native Lillie B helped kick the night up a notch.
Who: Dr. Milton Moore, Ramona Moore, Alana Smith, Sam Ford, Angelle Bacon, Kristen Bacon, Brenton Combre, Natalie Geisler, Matthew Mitchell, Colleen and Raleigh Wolfe, Shelley Adams, Booker Morris, Amber Hickman
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