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namedwinners Dermalogica were thrilled to pick up nine awards at the Evening Herald Beauty Awards 2013.


Multi-Active Toner was named Best Toner, UltraCalming was awarded Best Range for Sensitive Skins, whilst the gong for Best Range for Young Skins was presented to Clean Start.


In addition, MultiVitamin Power Recovery® Masque was awarded Best Repairing Face Mask, Daily Microfoliant® was named Best Face Scrub, and Special Clearing Booster awarded Best Blemish Treatment.


The newspaper also highlighted Overnight Clearning Gel as Best for Congested Skin, ChromaWhite TRx® as Best Skin Brightener, and Solar Defense Booster SPF50 as Best SPF for Face.


BridalMake-upArtistof theYearnamed Yvonne Maher was named Bridal Make-up Artist of the Year at the WeddingsOnline.ie annual awards.


Co. Kilkenny-based Yvonne has been working with brides over the last 12 years.


Fellow nominees included Blush Make-up, Karen Maher Make-up, Rhona Cullinan - The Powder Room Girls, Upstyle Junkie, and Niamh O'Grady of Bella Beauty, whose bridal beauty look created using Jane Iredale Cosmetics is pictured.


The awards, voted for by the public, took place at Clontarf Castle, Co. Dublin, and rewarded Irish wedding industry professionals for outstanding excellence in their chosen field.


Awardwinners SunFx won the MTP Gold Medal at the recent Beauty Vision Cosmetics and Solaria Forum held in Poznan, Poland.


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The prize was awarded for the SunFX Pro Tower which features the SunFX Pro Series Tower Turbine and Spray Applicator Gun.


Natural skin boosting comes to


Ireland Congratulations to the team at Smudgeproof, who have been granted the exclusive rights to distribute the Meso Vytal skin care treatment in Ireland.


Developed by German company Amiea, Meso Vytal delivers a natural skin-boosting serum deep below the epidermis with a gentle penetrating needle plate. It is the first treatment of this kind available in Ireland and its technology is patented and exclusive to Meso Vytal.


Elaine Fiddy, MD of Smudgeproof, who are an established provider of semi-permanent make-up training and products, explains: “We are so excited to have been granted this license and our long relationship with Amiea, assures clients that this is a high quality and effective treatment.”


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The ItalianJob Lydia Sarfati, Repêchage CEO and Founder, hit the stage at Cosmoprof Bologne – Europe’s largest beauty trade fair – to launch an extension of the Repêchage line to the Italian market.


“It was very important for me to personally attend Cosmoprof for the launch of the body and hair treatments,” Lydia told us. “Body treatments are huge in Europe and I felt it was important for me to present our points of difference and our incredible results.”


As part of her Italian visit, Lydia also held presentations in Milan and Prato to support Italian distributor Euracom.


Lydia Sarfati on stage at Cosmoprof Bologne.


Waxing is advancing The increasing demand for advanced and specialised waxing is driving Irish salons forward, with the treatments being far more popular now than they were 10 years ago.


According to Anne Woods of Baam Cosmetics, new products and innovations are making therapists’ lives easier and salons more profitable. “Waxing for men and women is one of the most popular beauty treatments in Ireland,” says Anne. “It is the ideal product to drive salon sales with more and more men choosing to wax now for various reasons from sports performances to personal preference.”


Baam Cosmetics offer training in the Waxxxpress range, teaching technique, protocol and product knowledge.


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