VIP Publishing is delighted to announce that the eir Power of Women Awards are back.
These awards celebrate the best and brightest female entrepreneurs in Ireland, across the worlds of fashion, technology, beauty, lifestyle, wellness and more!
The winners, decided by an expert panel and awarded at an exclusive lunch in Dublin’s Marker Hotel on November 14th, will be profiled in VIP Magazine.
Find out more about our inspiring nominees for the Skincare Award, sponsored by Boots here…
Geraldine Jones – Skin Formulas
Geraldine Jones began her business back in 2019 after working in her skin clinic since 2014.
She created the brand, wanting to create simple skincare products that gave clients results. From working in the industry herself and with top industry brands, Geraldine understands what is needed for a skincare brand, and designs and creates products that fit.
Michelle McDonald – Sásta Skin
Michelle McDonald created Sásta Skin with a science-based approach, along with co-founder Dr Brian O’Rourke, back in 2021.
The brand that was sparked by Michelle’s interest in gut microbiome’s role in the body, and soon led to the creation of their products.
The products that focus on microbiome-loving ingredients and how they affect the skin, are helping customers understand the importance of having skin care that goes beyond surface level.
Sonia Deasy – Pestle and Mortar
Sonia Deasy created Pestle and Mortar after working alongside her husband with his photography company and noticing that make-up doesn’t tackle all skin issues.
From that, she created her Pestle and Mortar, which is simple and solution focused, to redeem dull and dehydrated skin.
Una McGurk – Seoulista Beauty
Una McGurk is the founder of Seoulista Beauty.
The brand was set up in 2016 when Una wanted to create skincare products that were at a clinic grade but also accessible and affordable to buyers. They promote hassle-free skin care with clinic formulas that can be used at home.
Tracey Ryan – Doctrine Skincare
Tracey Ryan is co-founder of Doctrine Skincare, a brand that values innovation, sustainability and transparency across all products.
The products that Tracey has helped produce have simple ingredients that are natural and sustainable, to hydrate skin.
Nicola Connolly – Nunaia
Nicola Connolly is on a mission to create skincare that connects to nature and simple living.
To create the brand, she spent time on Galapagos Island in the Amazon and Peru to understand how to create a brand that has a natural and deep connection. Her skin care brand allows people to take a pause and reflect a different take on simple skin care.
Dr Helena McMahon – Seabody
With a degree in biochemistry, Dr Helena McMahon started Seabody, taking inspiration from her home on the west coast, along with a science-led approach with sustainable values.
Having experience with biotechnology and bioactive natural ingredients, her skincare features aspects of the Irish Atlantic to create a luxurious feel, plant-based skincare.
Catherine Morgan – BioFresh
Catherine Morgan is the face behind the BioFresh brand, creating skincare products that slot into daily lives.
The ingredients Catherine uses in her products are natural and safe for your skin. She brought BioFresh to the skincare stage with products that are accessible for everyone.
