Beauty Shortlist announces 2019 award-winnners

Jane Wolfe
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The eighth annual Beauty Shortlist Awards and the inaugural Beauty Shortlist Wellbeing Award-winners were revealed today.

Recipients of the Beauty Shortlist Awards include: Neal’s Yard Remedies (Best Natural/Organic Brand UK and Best Zero Waste Beauty Product for its Wild Rose Balm); Evolve Organic Beauty (Best Vegan Skincare Brand – UK); and REN Skincare, which has pledged to go ‘zero waste’ by 2021 (Best Night Balm).

Other main winners were OSKIA, Madara, Ayuna, BetterYou, Bach Flower Remedies, Evolve Organic Beauty, Omorovicza, Green People, Sukin and iSun.

   These awards give us a fascinating eagle eye view of the overall market and it’s been hands down the most eclectic, interesting year ever

This year also saw the introduction of new health categories, including: Best Natural Health Brand (Weleda, which won a total of nine awards), Best CBD Product (HempTouch 5% full spectrum CBD Oil), Best Ayurveda Supplement (Samaya Ayurveda), Best Eco All-Purpose Cleaner (Sodasan), Best Detox Tea (Dr Jackson’s), Best Supplement for Cognitive Health (Neurella), Best Sleep Product (Therapie Roques-O’Neil) and Best Aromatherapy Product (Tisserand).

“We’ve seen some marked trends this year – more glass/Miron skincare jars, more hemp/CBD products – both in beauty and the new Wellbeing Awards – a veer towards ‘less is more/one product does lots of things’, and some strong anti-pollution and blue light/HEV protection entries,” explains The Beauty Shortlist founder Fiona Klonarides. “These awards give us a fascinating eagle eye view of the overall market and it’s been hands down the most eclectic, interesting year ever”.

The Beauty Shortlist Awards are 100% independent and sponsor- and ad-free. All entries are judged by a panel of industry experts in the UK, Australia and USA over a six-month period.

For the complete list of winners, see www.thebeautyshortlist.com.

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Jane Wolfe has worked in journalism since leaving University with a BA (Hons) in English in 1991, covering industries as diverse as energy, broadcasting, wellbeing and animal welfare. She first became part of the Natural Products News team in 1998 as a sub editor and freelance journalist before relocating to Greece in 2004. In 2013 she returned to the magazine as assistant editor, then deputy editor.
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