Professional accolades
Doubtless Beauty win 2009 Tall Poppy Supreme Award
2009/2010 Beauty Industry Expo and Awards
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Sothys Best New Business Award for NZ 2007/08
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Doubtless Beauty achieved further success at the recent 2009 Top Energy Tall Poppy Awards where it took out Gold in the Service Category and also the overall Supreme Award.
Owners Mark and Jodi Osborne said it was an honour and a privilege to win the awards particularly given the calibre of the other finalists and would like to thank their loyal customers for great support and invaluable feedback which had enabled them to improve their business and win the awards.
Further they would like to congratulate their Senior Beauty Therapist Alison Hickford who on the same weekend took out the Sothys Best Therapist for 2009/10 at the awards and convention in Martinborough.


Whilst the priority at Doubtless Beauty has most certainly always been client service and satisfaction, there has also been an emphasis on professional recognition in the wider sense. Perhaps it was the unerring drive of Jodi, who has been involved in the beauty therapy business for 12 years. Or perhaps the years of competitive sport in which Mark has participated, instilled the mind set that achievement is best when you walk away with a trophy! Either way the desire to be rated amongst peers, combined with the encouragement others close to the business, has led Doubtless Beauty to compete for a number of awards ? and the team has been suitably thrilled to have been ranked highly on no fewer than three occasions in a very short space of time.
In 2007 Sothys awarded Doubtless Beauty the 2007/8 Best New Business award. 2008 brought the team a Gold Award in the Retail Category of the Top Energy Tall Poppy Business Awards. Later in the year, the Westpac Northland Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Awards saw Doubtless Beauty win the Best Emerging Business and the ACC Workplace Safety Award.
Doubtless Beauty will continue to pitch itself on the awards circuit, because the team absolutely agrees that to measure ongoing standards, the scrutiny of an outside eye for both encouragement and reward can prove invaluable.



