Clinique pop-up shop coming to Dalton Park outlet in October

Clinique pop up, Dalton Park. <i>(Image: PR)</i>
Clinique pop up, Dalton Park. (Image: PR)
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High-end skincare brand Clinique will open a pop up shop at Dalton Park outlet later this month.

Clinique will offer a "tailored" skin care experience for shoppers at the outlet's main entrance from Tuesday October 7 to October 12.

Skin care experts will offer shoppers complimentary consultations and discuss personalised beauty routines.

Clinique pop up, coming soon to Dalton Park.(Image: PR)

Visitors will be able to get 25 per cent off Clinique products and a free Clinique Creamy Lip Plush lip gloss worth £24 when you buy three items.

Dalton Park centre manager Richard Kaye said: "We’re delighted to team up with Clinique to offer our visitors this premium tailored skin care experience.

"We look forward to seeing our guests enjoy this opportunity."

It comes as toys shop The Entertainer opens this week, joining brands like Adidas, Cadbury and Sports Direct already at the outlet.

Clinique pop up, coming to Dalton Park.(Image: PR)

Bosses also recently lodged plans for a new transport hub and active travel scheme to cope with footfall.



The proposal aims to enhance bus, cycling, and pedestrian facilities, as well as the access road and car parking at the Murton site.

A Dalton Park spokesperson said: "Due to the increasing footfall & traffic post-covid due to the ongoing success of Dalton Park as a retail & leisure destination, we have been experiencing some difficulties with traffic entering & exiting the scheme – especially during peak times.

"We have been working tirelessly behind the scenes and I am happy to announce that a planning application has recently been submitted which proposes widening our main entrance by two lanes, removing the existing bus turning circle, creating an additional two bus stops at the main entrance so there is space for three busses to park at any one time, and re-routing busses through the scheme with new stops by Cineworld, as the plans outline."

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