Rising Star finds Lancaster businesswoman shortlisted in national competition

Harriet, 48, from Caton, has been recognised in the Beauty and Aesthetics Awards, which celebrate outstanding individuals, educators and businesses in the beauty industry nationwide.

Harriet launched her own business in January of this year and has been shortlisted for the competition’s Rising Star award.

Although she came from a creative background, both tattooing and the beauty industry were entirely new to her when she trained in permanent make-up and started her business The Brow Narrative.

The Rising Star award spotlights newcomers who show true dedication and drive to build lasting careers. The award goes beyond recognition to celebrate standards such as safety, professionalism and progression, “helping to build a more transparent beauty and aesthetics industry.”

In the competition, every entrant goes through an independent assessment, in which judges view the candidate’s work, supporting evidence and professional progress.

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Speaking to the Lancaster Guardian, Harriet said the career change had been “huge”, and that she “worked hard to train and achieve the skills and qualifications needed to deliver the highest quality service to [her] clients”. She added that being shortlisted for this national award is “just proof that hard work can pay off”.

Harriet currently practices at the Haer & Hyd salon in Hornby and The Revyse Clinic in Fulwood. She will find out if she has taken the title at a red carpet event at The Manchester Deansgate Hotel on Saturday 5th December.

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Featured image via @haer.and.hyd on Instagram.