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Beauty MRKT Relocates to Western Plaza



The Beauty MRKT, Knoxville’s only luxury clean beauty and skincare retailer, has relocated to the Western Plaza shopping center and doubled its size. After opening two years ago,
the owner and founder of The Beauty MRKT, Kelli DeRieux felt it was time to expand her current product offerings in a more convenient and visible location. The Beauty MRKT is a vibrant, luxe and well-curated shop that stocks the world’s best clean beauty and wellness products. Clean Beauty is defined by products that are mindfully created and produced without any proven or suspected toxic ingredients. Clean Beauty products include ingredients ethically sourced and are made with the health of our bodies and the environment in mind.

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