+34As we inch towards the 12th annual IMAGE Business of Beauty Awards, we’re taking a look back down memory lane at the festivities
As we inch towards the 12th annual IMAGE Business of Beauty Awards, we’re taking a look back down memory lane at the festivities from last year’s event, and the worthy award winners that helped to make the night so special.
Theare the most prestigious, credible and coveted accolades in Ireland’s beauty, hair and aesthetics industry. Recognising the very best brands, businesses and professionals, they have become the benchmark for excellence and the awards everyone wants to win. This year, we’re transporting you to Ibiza, an island synonymous with effortless glamour, golden sunsets, laid-back luxury and unforgettable celebrations. Expect a night inspired by the magic of the White Isle, where Mediterranean elegance meets the very best of Irish beauty.
Think chic summer style, sun-drenched sophistication and an atmosphere that captures the energy of Ibiza after dark. It’s a celebration of the industry’s brightest talent, biggest achievements and most inspiring innovators – all set against an unforgettable backdrop. Hosted by IMAGE’s very own Melanie Morris alongside the ever-stylish Darren Kennedy, this year’s event takes place on Sunday, November 22 in The Clayton Hotel, Burlington Road.
Nominations are now open, so you can make your move and submit your favourite beauty professionals at the link below. To build up a little anticipation, we’re taking a little look back at last year’s festivities and showcasing our brilliant winners. From the experts you trust to look after your hair, to the beauty pros who work wonders, here are the IMAGE Business of Beauty 2025 winners and runners-up.
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