The 2015 Beauty Inc. Awards

From an on-demand personal trainer to bespoke fragrance creation, these are the year’s hottest services to give — and receive.

Social media was a key sales driver for beauty in 2015, particularly in the color cosmetics category.

After a holiday season filled with blaring metallics, spring’s cooler color palette of milky pink, blue, green and yellow hues is a welcome reprieve.

She may be the ultimate hyphenate (mother-actor-producer-writer), but Drew Barrymore is fully focused on building Flower Beauty into a lifestyle empire.

Beauty companies are bringing on the bling for the holidays.

Estée Lauder signed Kendall Jenner, one of the hottest young celebs of the style world, and capitalized on the social media phenom that is the Jenner juggernaut.

Shashi Batra & Credo Beauty take the prestige category while Lauren Brindley of Walgreens is noted for mass.

ColourPop and Nudestix secured the big launches of the year for mass and prestige.

Inspiring and cutesy go only so far in brand-building.

Honoring the year’s most innovative products.

From her flaming red hair to her penchant for sky-high platform pumps, everything about makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury is larger than life.

AmorePacific didn’t just ride the craze for South Korean beauty products this year — it was the K wave.

Robertson, whose official title is creative director at large, The Estée Lauder Companies, is also an illustrator nonpareil who has exploded on Instagram.

The most plugged-in brands in beauty.

Be it emerging markets or in the digital realm, Jean-Paul Agon is forging new pathways to success for the global beauty industry.

Anna-Marie Solowij, cofounder of BeautyMART and the former beauty editor of British Vogue, takes Beauty Inc on an insider’s tour of London’s latest must-sees.

Success was found by NYX and IT Cosmetics.