Cult favourite beauty brand to open at Scots shopping centre this month
OH YA BEAUTY! Cult favourite beauty brand to open at Scots shopping centre this month
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A POPULAR beauty brand is set to make its return to a Scottish shopping centre.
Glasgow-make up artist Jamie Genevieve launched her hugely successful brand VIEVE in November 2020.
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The VIEVE pop-up shop will be returning to Glasgow
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Shoppers will be able to get their hands on hugely-popular products
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The shop will be opening later this month
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Since then her sales have surged with fans going wild for her high-performance, vegan, and cruelty-free products.
VIEVE has developed a cult following with beauty lovers anxious to get their hands on products.
They will be in luck later this month when a pop-up shop makes it's much-awaited return.
VIEVE will have a unit in Glasgow's Buchanan Galleries in just over a week.
They had a pop-up at the city centre retail hub last year, which was hailed as a massive success.
It will open next Thursday, August 28, and will be selling their range of sensational products until December 23 - which also gives punters plenty of time to stock up on Christmas shopping.
Customers will be able to by some of VIEVE's bestselling products, including Skin Nova, Modern Mascara, Sunset Blush Balm, and Lip Dew.
Their will even be a range of events for shoppers hosted at the pop-up shop.
Jamie will be hosting exclusive masterclasses with can't-get-them-anywhere products, and special collaborations and gifts from friends of VIEVE and other local businesses.
The business-founder cannot wait to set up shop inside the busy shopping centre and bring more of her products to the public.
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Jamie Genevieve, founder of VIEVE and expert makeup artist, commented: 'Bringing back VIEVE is such an exciting moment for me and the team.
"There's something magical about having our own store and being able to spend quality time with our customers in a space that feels like home.
"This year is bigger and better than ever!'
Kathy Murdoch, Centre Director at Buchanan Galleries, added: 'Following the huge success VIEVE had at Buchanan Galleries last year, we're thrilled to be welcoming them back for another incredible pop-up.
"Their return not only reflects their strong connection to Glasgow and its community, but also enhances our diverse retail offering, giving visitors the opportunity to browse, discover and experience their fantastic beauty collection."
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