A major beauty brand has opened a new store at a major North East retail park, creating 15 new jobs.
Superdrug opened the doors to its brand new store at the Silverlink Retail Park in North Tyneside on Thursday (September 1) morning, with a further eight jobs created in the run up to Christmas.
The spacious 7,700 sq. ft store is offering customers access to the latest health and beauty products, everyday toiletries, beauty treatments and luxury fragrances.
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It is situated in the former Mothercare site at the North Shields retail park, just two units along from the brand’s main competitor, Boots.
Customers can choose from a range of health and beauty products, including Superdrug’s popular own brand ranges including B. Skin range, as well as other best-selling ranges including Me+, Vitamin E, Optimum, Naturally Radiant.
The new Silverlink store also features its very own Beauty Studio area where customers can access professional treatments, including; eyebrow and lashes, piercing, and nail services.
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Nigel Duxbury, Property Director at Superdrug, said “We are so pleased to announce the opening of our brand new store in North Shields and Superdrug’s continued commitment within the region and in its store portfolio.
“With a wide range of popular health and beauty brands, a luxury fragrance counter and a professional Beauty Studio, we’re confident that our customers will love the new store.”
See inside the new store after it opened on Thursday (September 2)
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