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Carlow businesswoman Joanne Browne
Carlow businesswoman, Joanne Browne, has opened up a new beauty care outlet in a Limerick shopping centre.
She has created 8 temporary jobs in the Crescent Shopping Centre in Limerick.
She is the founder and creator of Jo Browne, that offers luxury natural products for people and the home.
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She has been operating the business since 2016, after she brought her first product to market, a natural solid perfume.
“Our ethos is to develop premium products in a natural, sustainable way,” she says.
Her pop-up has opened at the former Gym and Coffee unit in the shopping centre, offering a range of her solid perfumes, as well as facial cleansing balm and luxury bamboo bedding.
“All of my products are in bamboo packing. We use ingredients from the bamboo tree. Everything is hand-made and hand poured in Co Carlow,” Joanne explained.
Before setting up shop in Limerick, Joanne operated a pop-up shop in Kildare Village, but after seeing how busy the Limerick super-market was she decided she wanted a piece of the action there instead.
She will be running the pop-up for the next seven weeks at the Crescent Shopping Centre.
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