Pure Beauty Awards - Best: Retail Innovation

Published: 1-Jun-2015
Retail

This year’s retail innovation award has been refreshed to include online retailers who may have launched



The most exciting and innovative new beauty products are recognised at the annual Pure Beauty Awards 2015. The winners are selected by Pure Beauty's readers, including thousands of beauty retail staff across the UK.

This year’s retail innovation award has been refreshed to include online retailers who may have launched a new website over the past year as well as retail stores and beauty counters that have brought something new, different and unique to the marketplace.

The retail innovation category will award the latest efforts on improving the business through targeted channel strategies. It can be a new store, store design, website, in-store section, counter or concept, direct sales model or beauty box.


Enter now for the opportunity to showcase your brand and join previous winners such as Indulge Fragrance Boutique, Tesco Beauty World Stores and Beauty Studio by Superdrug at our glamorous awards ceremony and dinner at The Savoy in London on 29 October 2015.

For more information on the awards, and to see the criteria for each of the 34 categories visit

www.purebeautyawards.com or contact:

Anna Fedden on +44 (0) 207 193 8253 or E-mail: annaf@hpcimedia.com

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