Madame Korner products are kind to your precious skin and have not been tested on animals. All are formulated and manufactured in Australia from the finest natural ingredients the world has to offer.

Originally designed for professional salon use they proved so popular, they were launched as a home care range, maintaining and prolonging the beneficial results achieved in salon treatments.

When Sydney's Powerhouse Museum decided to stage an exhibition tracing the history of contemporary beauty, the curators immediately sought out Madame Korner  - the founder of Australia's first professional beauty therapy training school, and a family steeped in the beauty business since 1904.

One of the most fascinating parts of the exhibition was a recreation of a "1950's Beauty Parlour", created under the direction of Judit Korner. A screened history was assembled from old Cinesound Newsreels with rare footage of film that showed the classes and the graduation of the first Madame Korner College. Please see our timeline below.

2008	Korner Skincare launches in Australia. Qantas Airlines chooses Korner Skincare for its international passengers
2007	Gillian Armstrong’s award-winning documentary Unfolding Florence “The Many Lives of Florence Broadhurst”, featured segments with Judit Korner outlining the importance of beauty care in Florence’s life.
2006	National Awards of Excellence - Judit Korner receives award in recognition of services to the beauty industry at the Association of Professional Aestheticians of Australia's National Awards of Excellence.
2004	Rebecca Korner launches Korner Skincare worldwide, see www.kornerskincare.com. Vogue Magazine features Madame Korner 100 year Anniversary - A Family Affair
2003	Madame Korner makes Fashion Week beautiful. Madame Korner beauty therapists provided the rich and famous with indulgent pampering and skin care treatments to models, media and VIPs.
2002	Madame Korner student tops industry awards, and is the proud winner of the 2000 AABTh New South Wales Student of the Year Award. After almost 30 fabulous years at the Hilton Hotel in Sydney’s CBD, Madame Korners' national headquarters move to the historic Paternoster Building at One Union Street, Pyrmont. The original large rooms with grand high ceilings provide a beautiful setting for our new beauty emporium and day spa.
2001	The United Nations High Commissioner globally launched the book, ‘Refugee Women’, featuring a cross section of women including Madeline Albright, Marlene Dietrich, Tan Lee, Isabel Allende and Madame Korner’s Judit Korner. The world was changed forever with the tragic events surrounding September 11.
1999	Madame Korner Principal Judi Korner features in the publication ‘Fifty Inspiring Australians’ by Wendy McCarthy AO.
1995	Madame Korner College and Salon is established in Hobart, Tasmania.
1994	The Madame Korner College introduces the fully Government Accredited Advanced Beauty Therapy Course.
1989	Madame Korner is instrumental in the major beauty exhibition at the Sydney Power House Museum.
1986	Madame Korner College and Salon is established in Melbourne.
1978	Madame Korner's students win First and three other prizes at International Make-up Competitions.
1969	Madame Korner introduces the Electro-peel machine, for the treatment of deep scarring.
1960	A grand state of the art, salon and college is established in Australia’s first international five star Hotel, The Chevron Hilton. the first Australian International Hilton Hotel, when in Sri Lanka, the first female prime minister in the world is elected.
1956	The demand for products for home care help launch the Madame Korner Skin Care Range, which was originally designed for professional salon use only.
1953	Australia's first Beauty Therapy Trainees graduate from the Madame Korner College.
1951	Madame Korner opens her first Beauty Salon in Australia.
1947	Madame Korner expands to Paris, the city synonymous with skin care and beauty.
1939-1945	The Second World War disrupts the world but amazingly beauty treatments continue under hazardous conditions.
1914-1918	Madame Korner travels to Berlin and Vienna researching and experimenting with beauty treatments.
1904	Madame Korner begins treatments in Europe.