A skincare company's Harrogate-based founder Sarah Hannett has been named as a finalist for Retailer of the Year at Enterprise Vision Awards.
Harrogate-based founder of skincare company named as finalist for Retailer of the Year A skincare company's Harrogate-based founder has been named as a finalist for Retailer of the Year at Enterprise Vision Awards. Sarah Hannett, who founded skincare company DEWCY in 2020, will attend the awards ceremony in Blackpool next month. The EVA’s, now in its 12th year, celebrates the achievements of businesswomen in the North of England. They are the UK’s largest business awards dedicated solely to women. Kodie Long from DEWCY’s marketing department said:
"We are thrilled that Sarah is a finalist, she truly is an inspiration to all and her efforts in creating an incredible community for women doesn't go unnoticed. "Her nomination is a reflection of DEWCY’s commitment to providing achievable beauty for women and girls.”[caption id="attachment_74695" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] DEWCY products.[/caption] DEWCY creates botanical and science-based patented products that treat skin conditions as well as manage skin sensitivities. It uses ethically sourced, cruelty-free ingredients, with eco-friendly packaging. A spokesperson for DEWCY said:
"Sarah's nomination for Retailer of the Year is a testament to her hard work and dedication to sustainable beauty."The winner of Retailer of the Year award will be announced at the EVA ceremony on 29th September at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool. For more information about DEWCY and their products, visit www.dewcy.com. Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.

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