Face the Future opening experiential UK pop-up for the festive season

By Amanda May | Published: 2-Nov-2023
Skin Care Retail

Running from 1 to 17 December, the beauty retailer is hosting an array of masterclasses and services to help raise its brand awareness

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Face the Future is hosting its first-ever pop-up store for the Christmas period next month in the company’s native city, Leeds, UK.

Running from 1 to 17 December, the independent beauty e-tailer is hoping to grow its brand awareness with consumers by showcasing its best-selling products ahead of the festive season. 

Several experiential services will also be on offer, including

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