Alexandra De Markoff Cosmetics is a cosmetics company that is in the process of being discontinued. They are known for their signature fragrances Enigma and Alexandra. Enigma was introduced in 1972. http://www.fragrancenet.com/enigma-perfume/adem/womens-fragrances/wf/en_US/04802?cur_letter=E Alexandra was introduced in 1979.http://www.fragrancenet.com/alexandra-de-markoff-perfume/adem/womens-fragrances/wf/en_US/04800?cur_letter=A.

Alexandra De Markoff was started in 1930 and purchased by Charles of the Ritz in 1940. Charles of the Ritz brands including Alexandra De Markoff were sold in Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus in the 1950's. In 1963 Charles of the Ritz acquired Yves Saint Laurent and continued to produce cosmetics and fragrances until the late 1970's. Their most famous products were Enjoli, Enigma, and Alexandra which were all created in the 1970's.http://www.fragrancenet.com/f/net/search_results.html?search=Adem&search_type=designer In 1986 the entire line of Charles of The Ritz was sold back to Yves Saint Laurent and in 1987 Yves Saint Laurent sold everyting excluding Yves Saint Laurent to Revlon. Revlon attempted to sell the Charles of the Ritz cosmetics lines in 1993 but they were unable to as there was no brand recognition. The Charles of the Ritz line was discontinued in 2002 including Alexandra De Markoff. Limited stock can still be found at various retailers. It is primarily sold online due to its limited supply of cosmetics that still remain.http://www.revlon.com/home.aspx#/

Alexandra De Markoff coupons do not exist. There are various online retailers that offer discounts. They are discounting their remaining stock of cosmetics and fragrances as the Alexandra De Markoff company is no longer actively producing products as of 2002. The remaining stock can be found at discounts of 41% -61% off at various online retailers.Retailers such as Fragrancenethttp://www.fragrancenet.com/f/net/search_results.html?search=Adem&search_type=designer, Amazon, and Buy.com are just a few retailers that still offer the limited stock of the product remaining.