heaven skincare VIP event
With two decades of success already secured, the multi-million pound business continues to go from strength to strength, with Deborah still firmly at the helm (she recently declined an offer from Unilever to buy the company). So what advice can Deborah offer to any budding beauty entrepreneurs? “There are a lot of golden nuggets I could share but one thing to always think about [is] you’ll get some success being selfish and trying to push yourself forward, but you will get more happiness sharing your success with others,” Deborah responds.
The VIP occasion presented the perfect opportunity for Deborah Mitchell to celebrate Heaven’s many accomplishments.
heavenly success
We joined Heaven Skincare founder and beauty expert, Deborah Mitchell, at her glamorous VIP event to celebrate the brand’s many achievements and future plans.
Guild News recently attended an exclusive evening with Heaven Skincare founder and beauty expert, Deborah Mitchell.
Held at Notting Hill’s Beach Blanket Babylon, the VIP event saw bloggers, trade and consumer press mingle alongside a host of well-known faces to celebrate Heaven’s continuing success.
As the champagne and cocktails flowed, the glamorous occasion saw the likes of actress Roxanne Pallet, TV presenters Anthea Turner, Gail Porter and Lizzie Cundy, former TOWIE star Pascal Craymer, Ex On The Beach's Megan Rees and singers Sam Callahan and Chloe Paige in attendance, all of whom are fans of Deborah and Heaven Skincare.
brand showcase
The occasion presented the perfect opportunity for guests to learn more about the brand’s treatments and products. With an extensive collection covering the face, body and hair, Heaven’s luxurious range of anti- ageing, all-natural skin care contains organic ingredients, which have been developed for a radiant, flawless complexion and to help heal skin conditions, from blemishes to eczema. Guests were also treated to view new
launches from the brand, such as the Gold Bee Venom Mask and BeePeel. Designed with organic Coconut, organic Apple and Raw Cane Sugar, the BeePeel resurfaces skin, minimising the visibility of lines, scars, dark spots, dullness, blemishes and enlarged pores. Members of the Heaven team were also on-hand to provide complimentary treatments at the event, including the most recent addition to Heaven’s portfolio – London Lash & Brow.
“It was such a wonderful atmosphere; everyone had a party and it was exactly what I’d hoped it was, really great and fantastic. It was everything I had envisioned and more,” Deborah commented.
worldwide phenomenon
Originally beginning her career as a beauty therapist, Deborah went on to create her own all-natural organic product range over 25 years ago. Today, Heaven can be found worldwide in such destinations as Hong Kong, South Africa, Australia, Dubai and America to name but a few.
Over the years, Heaven Skincare has also gained a notable celebrity following with stars including Dannii Minogue, Emilia Fox, Michelle Pfeiffer, Katie Price and even royalty enjoying the brand’s array of products and treatments.
“I was never bothered about money but if you really want to know the truth, I always expected my brand to be a worldwide phenomenon and I could see it and visualise it,” Deborah adds. “When I hold business talks, I tell people how to view their future and I did this certain routine – imagine yourself on top of a mountain and work out how you got there. What I realised about my mountain was that when I had got to the top I was bored. I recognised what I enjoyed, and do enjoy, is the journey of getting to the top of the mountain with all the ups and the downs and the pitfalls; that’s the exciting part and the joy that it brought.
“I have a multi-million pound brand now and still don’t feel on top of the mountain yet. I am not one to rest on my laurels and, like I said, I love the journey of getting there.”
For more information on Heaven by Deborah Mitchell, visit
www.heavenskincare.com
Heaven fans Lizzie Cundy and Chloe Paige pictured with Deborah.
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