The finalists have been announced in one of the nation's most unusual searches- Australia's Hottest Ginger. Australian drinks company, Buderim Ginger, launched the unique competition in November, and received more than 2000 flame-haired entrants, all vying for the prize pool of over $10,000. One red-haired female and one male winner will be awarded the title and will become the newest faces of Division Model Management in a 12-month contract. Scroll down for video . Aussie company, Buderim Ginger, launched Australia's Hottest Ginger competition in November, and received over 2000 flame-haired entrants, all vying for the prize pool of over $10,000. The company launched the competition to celebrate all things ginger, and break down the walls of 'gingerism' by inviting people to enter themselves, their red-headed pet, or their best ginger moustache or beard for the public vote. After thousands of entrants, the results are in for the male and female contestants, with four fiery-locked finalists competing for the final title of 'Australia's Hottest Ginger'. For the ladies section, Perth girl Bec Mountford, 18, and Sydney woman Indeya Passfield made the cut for the Hottest Gingers in Australia. Bec describes herself as a 'proud ginger', and entered the competition after being convinced by a friend. Indeya, based in Randwick in Sydney, described herself as a 'red-headed fireball who it intent on doing something good.' Indeya Passfield, based in Randwick in Sydney, described herself as a 'red-headed fireball who it intent on doing something good.' 'I was super surprised when I got the phone call to say I was a finalist. There were so many amazing entries and different types of ginger, it was so awesome to be selected,' Indeya said . 'It's a great way to celebrate something that hasn't been in the spotlight. But putting four of us in the one room, our natural fiery competitive spirit is bound to come out,' Indeya said . 'I don't think ginger has necessarily been celebrated before. It's very cool, it gives gingers a chance to get one up on everyone else,' Indeya told Daily Mail Australia. 'I definitely think we are a superior breed,' Indeya joked. 'I was super surprised when I got the phone call to say I was a finalist. There were so many amazing entries and different types of ginger, it was so awesome to be selected.' In the men's section, Sydney-based veterinarian Nicholas Glen and Brisbane lad Nick Cox made the top of the ginger list. Nicholas, 30, described himself as a 'born and bred ginger', and is excited and nervous about the final announcement in a few weeks. Nick Cox, 20, who is from Lutwyche in Brisbane, said he entered the competition as he is the younger brother of a blond surfer and that he was here 'to show him up'. Nick Cox, 20, who is from Lutwyche in Brisbane,said that he entered the competition as he is the younger brother to a blonde surfer and that he was here 'to show him up' The People's Choice Winner is Bailey Hart, who received the most votes in the online competition . Indeya told Daily Mail Australia that she was excited to see red-heads celebrated, and that there was 'a whole new wheel of colour dedicated to it, from freckles and blue eyes, to dark eyes and dark features'. 'It's a great way to celebrate something that hasn't been in the spotlight. But putting four of us in the one room, our natural fiery competitive spirit is bound to come out,' Indeya said. The People's Choice Winner is Bailey Hart, who received the most votes in the online competition. Bailey, 27, is a competitive pole dancer, and said that she 'loved being called a ranga,' and that she 'wouldn't trade this feature for anything in the world'. Buderim Ginger also set out to find Australia’s Hottest Ginger moustache or beard and Australia’s Hottest Ginger Pet. The winner of Australia’s Hottest Ginger Mo/Beard, Michael Collie, is a Brisbane local and was a top ten contestant in the Australia’s Hottest Ginger competition. Tamaruke Chilli, an Australian Labradoodle, took out the title of Australia's hottest ginger pet. Tamaruke Chilli is used to attention as she loves the camera and is the therapy dog at Telarah Public School in Maitland, New South Wales. The winner of Australia’s Hottest Ginger Mo/Beard, Michael Collie, is a Brisbane local . Michael was also a top ten contestant in the Australia’s Hottest Ginger competition . Tamaruke Chilli, an Australian Labradoodle, took out the title of Australia's hottest ginger pet . Tamaruke Chilli is used to attention as she loves the camera and is the therapy dog at Telarah Public School in Maitland, New South Wales . The winner will be announced on February 5th at King George’s Square in Brisbane, where Buderim Ginger will be hosting a red hot event featuring Bubble Soccer and other exciting ginger-themed entertainment. Buderim Ginger is set to launch a new online portal called the Ginger Net this month. The company produces a variety of Australian favourites, from its infamous ginger beer and ginger snack range, to the brand’s original ginger marmalade. Their site will house everything from ginger cat videos to ginger cocktails and recipes, ginger hotties and moustaches, and even a ginger dictionary. The total prize pool worth over $10,000 includes: . · Competition Finalists and the People’s Choice category winner will receive an all-expenses-paid trip to the home of Buderim Ginger on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, valued at over $2,000 for each finalist . · Over $300 worth of John Frieda’s Radiant Red Colour Protecting Range . · $480 worth of Juuce hair care products . · A $250 Summer wardrobe from Assembly Label . · A stylish $350 wardrobe courtesy of Isabel & I . · $150 FABY Nail Lacquer packages . · Yes to Carrots skin care packages valued at $80 each . · A 3-month supply of body scrub courtesy of The Humble Bean . · Buderim Ginger product packs valued at $55 each .
Buderim Ginger launched Australia's Hottest Ginger competition in November and received over 2000 entrants .
The male and female finalists have been announced .
They will be vying for a 12-month modelling contract and a prize pool of over $10,000 .
The male finalists are Brisbane's Nick Cox and Sydney's Nicholas Glen .
Indeya Passfield, from Sydney, and Bec Mountford, from Perth are the female finalists .
Indeya said that their 'natural fiery competitive spirit is bound to come out'
The winner will be announced on February 5th in Brisbane .
The finalists have been announced in one of the nation's most unusual searches- Australia's Hottest Ginger. Australian drinks company, Buderim Ginger, launched the unique competition in November, and received more than 2000 flame-haired entrants, all vying for the prize pool of over $10,000. One red-haired female and one male winner will be awarded the title and will become the newest faces of Division Model Management in a 12-month contract. Scroll down for video . Aussie company, Buderim Ginger, launched Australia's Hottest Ginger competition in November, and received over 2000 flame-haired entrants, all vying for the prize pool of over $10,000. The company launched the competition to celebrate all things ginger, and break down the walls of 'gingerism' by inviting people to enter themselves, their red-headed pet, or their best ginger moustache or beard for the public vote. After thousands of entrants, the results are in for the male and female contestants, with four fiery-locked finalists competing for the final title of 'Australia's Hottest Ginger'. For the ladies section, Perth girl Bec Mountford, 18, and Sydney woman Indeya Passfield made the cut for the Hottest Gingers in Australia. Bec describes herself as a 'proud ginger', and entered the competition after being convinced by a friend. Indeya, based in Randwick in Sydney, described herself as a 'red-headed fireball who it intent on doing something good.' Indeya Passfield, based in Randwick in Sydney, described herself as a 'red-headed fireball who it intent on doing something good.' 'I was super surprised when I got the phone call to say I was a finalist. There were so many amazing entries and different types of ginger, it was so awesome to be selected,' Indeya said . 'It's a great way to celebrate something that hasn't been in the spotlight. But putting four of us in the one room, our natural fiery competitive spirit is bound to come out,' Indeya said . 'I don't think ginger has necessarily been celebrated before. It's very cool, it gives gingers a chance to get one up on everyone else,' Indeya told Daily Mail Australia. 'I definitely think we are a superior breed,' Indeya joked. 'I was super surprised when I got the phone call to say I was a finalist. There were so many amazing entries and different types of ginger, it was so awesome to be selected.' In the men's section, Sydney-based veterinarian Nicholas Glen and Brisbane lad Nick Cox made the top of the ginger list. Nicholas, 30, described himself as a 'born and bred ginger', and is excited and nervous about the final announcement in a few weeks. Nick Cox, 20, who is from Lutwyche in Brisbane, said he entered the competition as he is the younger brother of a blond surfer and that he was here 'to show him up'. Nick Cox, 20, who is from Lutwyche in Brisbane,said that he entered the competition as he is the younger brother to a blonde surfer and that he was here 'to show him up' The People's Choice Winner is Bailey Hart, who received the most votes in the online competition . Indeya told Daily Mail Australia that she was excited to see red-heads celebrated, and that there was 'a whole new wheel of colour dedicated to it, from freckles and blue eyes, to dark eyes and dark features'. 'It's a great way to celebrate something that hasn't been in the spotlight. But putting four of us in the one room, our natural fiery competitive spirit is bound to come out,' Indeya said. The People's Choice Winner is Bailey Hart, who received the most votes in the online competition. Bailey, 27, is a competitive pole dancer, and said that she 'loved being called a ranga,' and that she 'wouldn't trade this feature for anything in the world'. Buderim Ginger also set out to find Australia’s Hottest Ginger moustache or beard and Australia’s Hottest Ginger Pet. The winner of Australia’s Hottest Ginger Mo/Beard, Michael Collie, is a Brisbane local and was a top ten contestant in the Australia’s Hottest Ginger competition. Tamaruke Chilli, an Australian Labradoodle, took out the title of Australia's hottest ginger pet. Tamaruke Chilli is used to attention as she loves the camera and is the therapy dog at Telarah Public School in Maitland, New South Wales. The winner of Australia’s Hottest Ginger Mo/Beard, Michael Collie, is a Brisbane local . Michael was also a top ten contestant in the Australia’s Hottest Ginger competition . Tamaruke Chilli, an Australian Labradoodle, took out the title of Australia's hottest ginger pet . Tamaruke Chilli is used to attention as she loves the camera and is the therapy dog at Telarah Public School in Maitland, New South Wales . The winner will be announced on February 5th at King George’s Square in Brisbane, where Buderim Ginger will be hosting a red hot event featuring Bubble Soccer and other exciting ginger-themed entertainment. Buderim Ginger is set to launch a new online portal called the Ginger Net this month. The company produces a variety of Australian favourites, from its infamous ginger beer and ginger snack range, to the brand’s original ginger marmalade. Their site will house everything from ginger cat videos to ginger cocktails and recipes, ginger hotties and moustaches, and even a ginger dictionary. The total prize pool worth over $10,000 includes: . · Competition Finalists and the People’s Choice category winner will receive an all-expenses-paid trip to the home of Buderim Ginger on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, valued at over $2,000 for each finalist . · Over $300 worth of John Frieda’s Radiant Red Colour Protecting Range . · $480 worth of Juuce hair care products . · A $250 Summer wardrobe from Assembly Label . · A stylish $350 wardrobe courtesy of Isabel & I . · $150 FABY Nail Lacquer packages . · Yes to Carrots skin care packages valued at $80 each . · A 3-month supply of body scrub courtesy of The Humble Bean . · Buderim Ginger product packs valued at $55 each .
The finalists have been announced in one of the Buderim Ginger, launched the unique competition Management in a 12-month contract. Scroll down launched Australia's Hottest Ginger competition in November, and received over 2000 flame-haired entrants, all vying for the prize pool of over $10,000. The company launched the competition to for the male and female contestants, with four Sydney woman Indeya Passfield made the cut for fiery competitive spirit is bound to come out,' Nicholas Glen and Brisbane lad Nick Cox made the Maitland, New South Wales . The winner will be announced on February 5th at King George’s Square