The Beauty Bible Awards

Monday 20th June 2016 After 20 years in print Jo Fairley and Sarah Stacey have announced that from 2017 The Beauty Bible Awards will be also be online.

The beauty bible awards. We are over the moon that after a year of trials we can now unveil the full line-up of The Beauty Bible Awards 2020 read them here. The final cut-off date for deliveries will now be mid-July 2020. The Beauty Bible Awards 2021 has announced the extension of its deadline due to the ongoing impact of COVID-19.

Were proud to announce receiving seven incredible awards at The Beauty Bible Awards 2020 last week adding to a growing number of awards won for our portfolio of brands. The winners of the Beauty Bible Awards 201819 have been announced. Our Enriched Nail Lacquers won Silver and the Beauty Steal Award in the Nail Polish category and Brighten Up Gentle Cuticle Scrub also won Silver in the Nail and Cuticle Treatment category.

Unpaid Its 25 years of The Beauty Bible the original book of beauty recommendations that we all treated like a trusted friend. Since 1996 Beauty Bible has taken a unique approach to helping steer women towards beauty products that really deliver on what are quite extravagant promises. At Beauty Bible HQ were terribly proud that these Awards are referred to many times as the only Beauty Awards that count because theyre.

And winning a Beauty Bible Award can be utterly brand-transforming. Gosh yet ANOTHER win for Tropic who have the highest number of Beauty Bible Awards in 2021. Were inviting entries for skincare haircare bodycare make-up and suncare products for the 2022 Awards.

Incredibly high scores has led to a higher number of Beauty Bible Awards than ever before in the Gold Silver and Bronze categories. The Beauty Bible Awards. Our 2021 marathon is finally finished.

The Beauty Bible Awards are judged by real women in panels of 10 trialling full-size products in real-time over a period of up to four months then feeding back. There was nothing else like at it at the time and it acted as an independent guide when we were all so reliant on what we were told by brands. Illipe from the fruit of the Sapote tree is similar to cocoa.