Men'S Shopping Centres Pay &Nbsp; They Save Their Money.

Shopping centres should be handled

In the 3.8 quarter, she makes up the window.

Women celebrate the 38 festival as "Beauty Festival", and the shopping mall vows 38 festivals to become shopping festivals.

Recently, various shopping malls in Beijing have launched various kinds of women's preferential activities.

Reporters noted that underwear, clothing and cosmetics are still the top priority, while women are the most important.

Promotion of shopping mall

Underwear 20 yuan, spring shoes 30 percent off, cosmetics full back points and other concessions, so that women really have a feeling of being a master.

However, the reporter noted that, unlike previous years, in the many women's preferential activities, the cosmetics festival that the major shopping malls were flagship this year was especially popular with the ladies, and the sales situation was all the way.

Reporters learned from the shopping malls that the sales volume of cosmetics has increased significantly over the past few days.

Reporters learned from blue island mansion that cosmetics sales rose more than 10% over the three day period, with moisturizing products and wrinkles the most popular, and sales accounted for more than 70% of total sales.

Many consumers even buy a whole set, which costs thousands of yuan.

Customer Miss Lee has planned 38 women's day, the one-time purchase of 2000 yuan worth of cosmetics, so that it can take 400.

Men pay for the festival.

When the shopping malls are full of beautiful elements, journalists notice that while women are busy dressing up, the role of men can not be underestimated.

Reporters at the new world department store in Chongwenmen before the collection desk to see, four circular collection window, queuing checkout is almost all men.

Mr. Wu, who accompanied her girlfriend to choose cosmetics, told reporters that from the morning shopping mall, they opened the cosmetics counter for two hours.

"She picked cosmetics, I was waiting for checkout."

In fact, almost all queuing men are similar to Mr. Wu, in line with the principle of "you buy, I pay".

The salesperson of the cosmetics counter at the mall told reporters that women usually try products, and men are accompanied by men to pay the money.