Series 23
episodes
Dragons' Den returns with an exciting line-up of celebrity guests. In this episode, cosmetic powerhouse Jenna Meek joins Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Steven Bartlett and Touker Suleyman.
The pitches in this episode are for skincare made from rescued food, a device that keeps golf balls spotless, an app that helps you to overpay your mortgage and spicy seasoning balls.
Beauty empire founder Susie Ma joins the Dragons to test a set of pitches that comprises a money-saving app, home-baking kits, an AI-powered cat flap and a fresh take on composting toilets.
A cookie business founded by two brother, a mission-led sports events company, an online business with products for limb mobility and a sea-moss-powered wellness brand.
CEO of Refy Beauty, Jenna Meek, returns to the Den. The pitches this time are a phone call-first dating app, a glam makeover to a camping classic, gut-friendly ferments and headphone kits for kids.
In this episode, the pitches are a 'nose-friendly' home composter, a GP with a medical bag redesign, a DIY drinks entrepreneur, and a husband-and-wife team with a pre-loved kitchen business.
The pitches are for an oat-powered snack range, a father-and-son duo's DIY gadget, real-world hide-and-seek adventures, and a sun-shielding lip care range.
The pitches in this episode are water-saving hair care, traditional confectionery, handcrafted spice blends and a mission-led travel start-up.
The pitches to the Dragons are nut-and-seed-based snacks, a gadget for tackling water waste, a vision for upscaling a mural installation business and cricket gear designed to empower girls and women.
The pitches to the Dragons this week are alcohol-liberated wine, music events with social enterprise at their core, a proposal for a new retail venue and all-natural, plant-based ice cream.
The business ideas seeking investment in this episode are miniature golf for your fingers, premium canned seafood, botanical brews and an ethical clothing brand.
The pitches in this episode are a Cumbria-based spelt pasta business, a family-run inflatable pub venture, smart plant sensors and a vegetable-packed instant soup brand.
The pitches to the Dragons are embroidered pet portraits, flat-pack women's urinals, specialist fishing equipment and flavoured pickling liquids.
This time, pitches include turning gift cards to cash, calisthenics for kids, hand-picked hidden escapes, and a husband-and-wife duo offering fairground-style experiences.