Green People in Horsham set to reopen

Green People in Horsham shop front

Green People, the Sussex-based natural and organic beauty brand, has announced the grand reopening of its Horsham store.

The sustainable skin care store will reopen on Saturday 26th August with a pop of prosecco and a 3 for 2 offer on every item in store, including Green People’s new collection of natural shampoo bars and SPF essentials.

The Horsham store was forced to temporarily close its doors in May following severe water damage and is celebrating its return to Piries Place by offering a free goodie bag worth £77 to the first 200 customers that visit the store on its opening day.

Lucky recipients of the luxury loot bag will take away must-have miniatures of the brand’s hero products, including a trial-size version of Green People’s new Age Defy+ Daily Defence Moisturiser SPF30 which is worth £16.

"Green People is so excited to reopen our Horsham store with a grand celebration," said founder Charlotte Vøhtz. "We have really missed meeting our loyal local customers face-to-face and can’t wait to show them the latest additions to our natural and organic beauty range."

Green People Horsham is located at 32 Carfax, Horsham RH12 1EE. The store is open from 10am to 5pm, Wednesday to Saturday.

Check out www.greenpeople.co.uk to find out more.

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