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Beauty brand Malin + Goetz has entered administration, leading to the closure of its seven stores in the UK. The affected stores are located in various areas of London, including Seven Dials, Soho, Spitalfields, Islington, Canary Wharf, Battersea Power Station, and Borough Yards. This move will impact over 70 jobs. Online orders on the company’s website have been temporarily suspended, with a message indicating that they will resume shortly.

However, customers can still purchase Malin + Goetz products through third-party retailers like Liberty, John Lewis, and Space NK. The decision to place the UK business into administration was made after a thorough review of the company’s operations and exhausting all available options. The closure of the UK stores and head office was deemed necessary, despite the regrettable loss of jobs.

There is uncertainty regarding the duration of the maintenance period for the website to be back online. Malin + Goetz was founded in New York in 2004 by Matthew Malin and Andrew Goetz, initially offering six products catering to all skin types. Over time, the brand diversified into fragrance, body care, and other beauty segments.

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