Award-winning New Zealand natural skincare company Tailor Skincare has spent the last month on the hunt for its next
‘Face of Tailor’ across New Zealand and Australia; a genuine and self-confident ambassador who can help spread the word
of what true beauty really is.
Today it can be revealed that the winner of the ambassador search is Danielle Cavanagh from Christchurch. Danielle is a
proud mother to Jaina and Jasper, and a strong and well-spoken advocate for self-care, mental health and endometriosis
awareness.
The judges selected Danielle for her genuine attitude and compelling storytelling ability, knowing that by giving her a
platform she would have open conversations that change lives for the better.
"To us, beauty is about health, self-confidence, self-love and just being an all-round good human,” says Sara Corleison
(nee Quilter), Founder and CEO of Wellington-based Tailor Skincare. “All Tailor’s products are vegan, cruelty-free, are
made using all-natural ingredients chosen for their gentle yet effective properties, and all come in environmentally
conscious packaging. So, we were looking for an individual that truly embodies our values of caring for yourself, other
people, animals and the environment.”
“We’ve been following Danielle’s journey for some time now and were thrilled when we saw she applied to our ambassador
search,” says Sara Corleison. “In addition to being the clear fan favourite, the judging panel’s decision was unanimous
in supporting Danielle as the next Face of Tailor. We believe that Danielle’s story of motherhood, self-acceptance and
her journey with stage four endometriosis is relatable for so many women, and she genuinely cares about how others see
themselves.”
Reacting to being announced as the Face of Tailor, Danielle was moved to tears. “Being picked was such a shock, I can’t
describe this feeling! I entered because not only do I absolutely love Tailor, I also wanted to do something out of my
normal comfort zone. Raising two young kids has taught me to live my life without creating unnecessary boundaries for
myself that are fear-based, and when I heard about the search I knew I had to set a good example and give it a go.”
“I am so excited to help share the Tailor way of loving every part of yourself unconditionally, I love that they are
supporting everyone to be their most authentic self and shifting the narrative around beauty to be about your self-care,
self-confidence, and self-love. Beauty to me is caring for yourself and valuing the way you feel about yourself, rather
than what anyone else might think. It's about letting your inner light shine through, because that’s exactly where your
beauty comes from.”Danielle Cavanagh, the new Face of Tailor Skincare
Ashleigh Cometti, Beauty Editor at Viva and member of the judging panel for the Face of Tailor search, says “I feel all
the judges agree that beauty is shown in those real and raw moments, and that’s something she really champions. All of
the judges believe that beauty comes from within and that Danielle is a real overcomer, so we’re excited to celebrate
her and support Endometriosis NZ.”
As the next Face of Tailor, Tailor Skincare will offer Danielle their platform to share her story of self-love and
self-confidence across Tailor’s social media and blog to help inspire people across the Tasman. Danielle will receive a
wellness package valued at over $5,000, as well as the opportunity to gift a further $5,000 worth of Tailor Skincare
products to a charity of her choice.
“I chose Endometriosis New Zealand as my charity because they became such a valuable resource to me in advocating for
myself and educating myself through my endometriosis journey,” says Danielle.
“My journey has been a rough one just like many others and having a trusted place to go for really important information
and support was something that got me through some really hard times. I will always want to support them in their
journey of educating and supporting others in those tough situations, and I’m proud to share my story.”
The Tailor Team are delighted to support Endometriosis NZ and provide a platform for Danielle to share her story in the
hopes of supporting and inspiring others with whatever journey they may be on.