Lipstick Museum

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  The first lipsticks from 1883 can be seen in a display case at the Lipstick Museum in Berlin.

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  A luxury lipstick case in Art Deco style with gold plating, diamonds, diamonds and black sapphires from 1925 is on display at the Lipstick Museum in Berlin.

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  René Koch, owner of the Lipstick Museum Berlin.

Makeup artist René Koch invites visitors to his private premises, where he presents his unique collection of lipsticks.

Over 200 exhibits can be viewed in person at the private Lippenstiftmuseum (Lipstick Museum) in Berlin-Wilmersdorf, guided by René Koch himself. It quickly becomes clear that the history of lipstick is closely linked to the fashion and celebrity world of the time.

Discover the History of Lipstick

From the beginnings of the cosmetic product to the use of lipstick in film and television, through to the hippie era and the spread of lipstick among the general population, the museum's exhibits testify to the diversity of lipstick. In addition, over 100 kiss marks from famous personalities such as Hildegard Knef, Mireille Mathieu, and Bonnie Tyler are on display. Rare, elegant, and artistic lipstick cases from different decades are also on display.

Guided Tours only

Please note: The museum can only be visited as part of individual or group tours.

Address, Opening Hours and Contact Information

• Address:
  Helmstedter Straße 16
  10717 Berlin
  City map
• Phone: [phone]
• Internet: lippenstiftmuseum.de (in German)
• Opening Hours: By appointment only
• Admission Fee:
  From €35 Euro per person