Black Beauty Communications presents… Black Beauty and Fashion Awards!
Join us for the UK’s First Industry Awards for Black Beauty products!
BEAUTY meets FASHION meets ART – A Celebration of Diverse Beauty and Entrepreneurism.
For Table bookings of 10, Please email us at tickets@bbfawards.com
The Black Beauty and Fashion Awards encourage entrepreneurship in the development and promotion of black skin and hair grooming products and to give annual awards to the manufacturers of grooming products suitable for use by BME men and women.
A Red Carpet Affair
Drink reception, 3-course dinner, fashion show, live entertainment, exhibitors, goody bags, Sickle cell charity fundraising and more!
We welcome you to join us as we enjoy a night of stupendous beauty, style and culture.
If you are interested in exhibiting at BBFA 2017 please visit the website for more information. Follow link below. http://www.bbfawards.com/exhibit-at-bbfa-2017/
We recognise that Beauty and Fashion are inextricably linked. Personal style, freedom to express and experiment with Fashion are also part of today’s beauty culture. Beauty and Fashion also play a huge role in understanding more about our heritage.
Cheryl, Cosmetic Scientist and BBFA Founder says “advancement is taking place in the industry concerning black beauty, hair and fashion and it must be recognised! There’s much more that needs to be done, especially in the areas of advertising to the demographic and supporting entrepreneurs in the field, however, this annual event will assist in the progress as well as recording successes made”.
We are moving beauty forward; championing entrepreneurism, promoting and celebrating representation. We aim to give consumers of black beauty products a voice that can be heard clearly and help carve a market space for new businesses, products and innovation.
The People’s Choice Awards are decided by you the public.
Our Special Awards are granted by an Expert Judging panel.
The Constituency Award shortlist is made up of businesses nominated by current MPs.
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