Perfumeries and beauty retail
The core channel for colour cosmetics, where customers browse, swatch and expect a trained adviser.
Retail network
Where our brands belong
A door is not a door. A lash conditioner developed by an ophthalmologist sells in a pharmacy in a way it never will on a fashion floor, and a brow pomade needs someone standing there who can shape a brow.
Pharmacies
The natural home for physician-developed lash and brow conditioning, where a clinical claim is read as a clinical claim.
Department stores
Prestige presence and full assortment, merchandised to each house's own visual guidelines.
Salons, clinics and lash studios
Professional recommendation, where aftercare products are sold by the person who performed the treatment.
Online retail
Authorised e-commerce listings with correct imagery, correct claims and the same price as the physical shelf.
For retail partners
What a door gets from us
01
Authentic, traceable stock
Supplied by the house or its authorised channel, with the documentation to prove it.
02
Trained staff
Product and routine training for your team before launch, and refreshers when ranges change.
03
Merchandising that matches the brand
Fixtures, testers and visual guidelines applied as the house specifies. IsaDora alone supplies floor displays, gondolas, wall units and open-sell shelf solutions.
04
Replenishment and aftercare
Regular visits, stock rotation, and a single number to call when a customer has a question you cannot answer.
For brand owners
What a house gets from us
If you are a fragrance or cosmetics house looking at the Jordanian market, what you are really choosing is who represents you when you are not in the room.
01
One accountable partner
Not a chain of sub-distributors. Territory, pricing and assortment sit with one company you can hold to the agreement.
02
Channel discipline
We will tell you which doors we are declining and why. Placement that flatters a first-year number can cost a brand a decade.
03
Reporting you can act on
Sell-through by door and by SKU, so the next order is built on what moved rather than on optimism.