The Ghana Beauty Awards (GBA) made a dazzling return on 29 October 2025, marking its ninth edition with a grand celebration of creativity, innovation, and excellence within Ghana’s thriving beauty industry. According to the official GBA website, the annual event continues to spotlight professionals, brands, and creators whose work is shaping and redefining beauty standards across the country and beyond.
The #GBA9 red carpet was described by attendees as “breathtaking,” a stunning showcase of glamour, individuality, and artistry. Influencers and industry leaders captured the spectacle across platforms, flooding timelines with the hashtags #ThriveWithGBA, #GhanaBeautyAwards, and #GlamourRedefined—expanding the event’s reach across regional and international audiences.
As reported by GhanaWeb, the ceremony featured recognition across a wide range of categories spanning aesthetics, hairstyling, makeup, photography, and overall salon excellence. The awards not only honoured established names but also spotlighted rising talents making an impact in the fast-evolving beauty scene.
The 2025 edition recognised exceptional skill and artistry across diverse categories. Highlights from the official winners list include:
- Makeup Artist of the Year: Saida (ImageBloomBySaida) & Da Therapizt — co-winners celebrated for their innovation in modern makeup artistry.
- Hairstylist of the Year: Lee Jay (LeeJayLooks) — recognised for outstanding creativity and trendsetting hairstyles (Instagram).
- Aesthetician of the Year: Zaina (Zyn K Aesthetics) — commended for excellence in skincare and facial treatments.
- Motion & Stills Practitioner of the Year: Theophilus Asamoah Yeboah — for exceptional contributions to beauty photography and visual storytelling.
- Mr. Category Award: Ralph Quam — celebrated for professional influence within the male grooming space.
- Ask MUA Category: Andy Kweku Sagoe — for community engagement and makeup education.
- Salon/Studio of the Year: The Reve Atelier — honoured for providing a premier beauty experience through superior service and design.
Additional awardees included Opeyemi Oyesola and other standout contributors to the industry’s growth and professionalism.
A Night of Glamour and Growth
Attendees included prominent beauty professionals, influencers, and industry stakeholders. The night featured networking sessions, product showcases, and immersive brand experiences celebrating Ghana’s beauty ecosystem. The red carpet served as a focal point for creative expression, highlighting inclusivity, diversity, and self-confidence across all shades and styles.
As emphasised by GhanaWeb and GBA’s official site, the awards continue to play a pivotal role in elevating the beauty industry, fostering professional growth, and providing visibility for both emerging and established talent. Through consistent recognition and exposure, the GBA continues to strengthen the foundation for sustainable beauty entrepreneurship in Ghana and across West Africa.
