Morningside Shopping Centre receives makeover
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SA Commercial Prop News - Jul 20th 2012, 08:58
Chic shopping is now even more beautiful. Glossy cosmetics speciality retailer Red Square is opening at Morningside Shopping Centre on 1 August 2012, bringing top classic and up-and-coming branded cosmetics to Sandton’s fashion-forward shoppers.
“We are delighted to welcome Red Square to the centre,” says Centre Manager Jacqueline Douglas. “Red Square will complement the beauty retail already at Morningside Shopping Centre, creating a more complete experience for our shoppers who want to look and feel good.”
Red Square aims to offer the widest range of cosmetic products and services in SA, with its impressive range of men's and ladies cosmetics now available at Morningside Shopping Centre. This includes Clinique, Clarins, Estée Lauder and many other big brands. They also offer free skin analysis and a ‘Beauty Hotline’ which will source customers’ favourite beauty product in the Red Square range.
Red Square joins the 82 shops at Morningside Shopping Centre, selected for their unique offering, quality products and personal service.
Other new shops which have recently opened at the centre include Graasroots Health Shop, Lucky Moo and S.W.E.A.T 1000.
“We are constantly communicating with our customers to make sure we bring them the brands, services and products they really want,” says Douglas. “We’re sure they are going to enjoy all our new stores.”
By SA Commercial Prop News
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