A POPULAR beauty brand is set to open a new store in the capital tomorrow – and some lucky shoppers can nab a free goodie bag.
KIKO Milano, the globally renowned Italian cosmetics brand, will open a new shop on Dublin’s iconic Grafton Street.
The first 100 shoppers will receive a special goodie bag of products.
The new store will bring KIKO’s trendsetting, high-quality makeup, skincare, and beauty products to even more beauty enthusiasts in the heart of the city centre.
Since launching in Ireland with its flagship Henry Street store in October 2024, followed by the opening of a second location in Blanchardstown Centre, KIKO Milano has quickly captured the attention of Irish beauty lovers.
The new Grafton Street store will continue to deliver an immersive and modern beauty retail experience, offering the brand’s extensive product range from vibrant cosmetics to essential skincare rooted in the latest beauty trends.
Managing Director of KIKO Milano, Paul Devin, said: “We are thrilled to open our third Irish store, this time on the iconic Grafton Street.
“The response to our first two stores has been phenomenal, and expanding to such a prestigious shopping destination allows us to reach even more customers.
“We’re proud to continue growing our footprint in Ireland and deepening our connection with the Irish beauty community.”
The Grafton Street shop will feature KIKO Milano’s full product offering, with trained beauty advisors on hand to provide personalised consultations and expert advice.
Founded in Milan in 1997, KIKO Milano has quickly become a favourite among beauty lovers worldwide, with over 900 stores across the globe.
The beauty giant said this third store opening marks a “significant step” in KIKO Milano’s Irish expansion.
And further growth is planned across key locations nationwide.
The official opening will kick off from 10am with goodie bags for the first 100 visitors.
Meanwhile, Lidl Ireland opened a new store in Galway recently in a major boost for shoppers.
Located in Claregalway, this is the retailer’s 100th store to feature a solar PV system that will generate more than 20 per cent of the building’s energy requirements.
This takes Lidl Ireland’s number of stores in Galway to 11.
And it is set to create 30 new jobs in the local area in a boost to residents.
It represents a €7million investment into the community by the retailer, and is located right in the centre of the village.
