Exclusive: Trinny Woodall and Jessica Diner named British Beauty Council ambassadors

By Amanda May | Published: 13-Mar-2025
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Beauty powerhouses Trinny Woodall and Jessica Diner have been chosen as faces of The British Beauty Council.

The ambassadors will work with the industry body on its new roadmap, applying their unique expertise in beauty brands, media and entrepreneurship to help guide the organisation’s activity.

This includes amplifying the British Beauty Council’s latest Investment, Innovation and Technology pillar, which offers a range of educational resources and investment opportunities to aid beauty brands and businesses.  

British fashion expert Woodall is the founder of Trinny London, one of Europe’s fastest-growing

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