Makeup giant Sephora announced for Mt Gravatt Brisbane Westfield
Nothing sends makeup lovers into a spin quite like the promise of another Sephora opening. Now, one is finally coming to Brisbane’s southside. DETAILS HERE
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Nothing sends make-up lovers into a spin quite like the promise of another Sephora opening and now one is finally coming to Brisbane’s southside.
With only five stores in Queensland, the American makeup giant is about to make a splash later this year at Brisbane’s Mt Gravatt Westfield store.
Sephora Australia opened its first Brisbane store at Westfield Chermside in April, 2017.
Other Queensland stores are at Pacific Fair and Robina Town Centre on the Gold Coast, at the Sunshine Plaza on the Sunshine Coast and at Indooroopilly Shopping Centre in Brisbane.
Mt Gravatt Westfield Shopping Centre has been contacted for comment.
On its website, and in store, the shopping centre has announced the opening of the new outlet.
“The global beauty authority, Sephora, is the exclusive home of coveted brands like FENTY BEAUTY by Rihanna, Huda Beauty, tarte and Fresh,” it said.
“From trusted classics to the new trends to know, we’ve got your makeup, skincare, hair and wellness needs covered.”
The new Sephora will be opening soon on level 1, near Zara.
Other stores recently announced as coming soon at Westfield Mt Gravatt’s include Lukfook Jewellery, O Chicken, Asian Delight and Pop Mart.
Loyal Mt Gravatt customers took to Facebook to share their excitement.
“Stop it … bye bye money,” one customer said.
“My wallet has not been prepared for this day,” another posted.
“Oh my god finally,” a fan said.
“A dream come true,” another added.
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