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Major beauty giant eyeing up popular Glasgow shopping centre for third store

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Major beauty giant eyeing up popular Glasgow shopping centre for third store

A MAJOR beauty retailer is planning to open its third Scottish branch at a popular Glasgow shopping centre.

Irish makeup giant BPerfect Cosmetics was founded in 2012 by Brendan McDowell and has over 2,500 stockists in more than 100 countries.

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The brand hosted a re-launch party at its flagship megastore in the St Enoch CentreCredit: John Kirby
Hundreds queued to rub shoulders with Love Island winner Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu

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Hundreds queued to rub shoulders with Love Island winner Ekin-Su CülcüloğluCredit: John Kirkby
The Irish makeup giant was founded in 2012 by CEO Brendan McDowell

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The Irish makeup giant was founded in 2012 by CEO Brendan McDowellCredit: John Kirkby

The brand hosted a re-launch party at its flagship megastore in Glasgow’s St Enoch Centre last night.

Hundreds queued to rub shoulders with Love Island winner Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu, Big Brother favourite Bradley Riches and new Capital Scotland breakfast host Laura Anderson.

The store now features a cutting-edge base bar for customers to try before they buy, an event space dedicated to masterclasses as well as state-of-the-art hair diagnostic cameras.

The firm also has a store at Silverburn Shopping Centre.

Now the retailer has set its sights on a third Scottish location at Glasgow Fort in the near future.

CEO Brendan McDowell told The Scottish Sun: “The atmosphere is absolutely buzzing.

“We opened our first store here during Covid at Buchanan Galleries and we moved down into St Enoch.

“We’ve just done a full revamp of the store and the crowds are absolutely delighted.”

BPerfect has gained a worldwide following through its popularity with celebrities and influencers.

Mr McDowell added: “Ekin’s glow is everywhere, it’s gone viral on TikTok. It’s great to have her here.

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“The local support we’ve received today means a lot as well.

“We’re hoping to open another store at Glasgow Fort if all goes well.”

The entrepreneur previously made the move to showcase his brand on Dragons’ Den to garner more attention.

His products impressed the hard-to-please dragons and he was quickly made a tempting proposal.

But viewers went wild for the entrepreneur after he turned down an £80,000 offer in a shock move.

Afterwards, Brendan shared he felt it “would be losing creative control” over his brand.

He also confessed he “didn’t need the money” as business was already booming.

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