What’s there: INUF Responsible Skincare, their in-house natural, vegan range developed especially for Hong Kong’s humid climate—including refillable stations for their hand and body wash. There’s also mineral makeup from US brand Mineralogie, paraben, phthalate, colourant and cruelty-free scents from My Daughter Fragrances, and organic fair-trade haircare by Oway. Staff can also help you blend your own scrub using natural ingredients, and don’t forget to return INUF containers to get rewards from the store’s recycling scheme.

What else: Rediscover your inner Zen at INUF’s Skin Spa, which offers relaxing face and body treatments using their in-house products; arrive 30 minutes before your treatment to bliss out in the space’s meditation facilities. There’s also a vegan nail bar for manicure and pedicures too.

INUF Breakfast Club, 21/F Penthouse, MW Plaza, 40 Kimberley Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong; +852 3904 0390, inufskincare.com

What’s there: Over 20 internationally-renowned green beauty lines, including all-natural deodorants from fashionista favourites Agent Nateur, certified organic and vegan British skincare range Pai, organic fragrances from Australian line One Seed, and organic handcrafted facial oils by Uma.

What else: A larger flagship boutique is set to open in Tsim Sha Tsui’s K11 Musea later in August 2019—and don’t forget to check out their Instagram, which features skincare tutorials (in Chinese) and extra-cute illustrations.

Kiosk 2, 1/F, Fashion Walk, 11-19 Great George Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong; +852 9432 9430, beautysaur.com

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What’s there: A softly-hued eco-lifestyle store with an extensive natural beauty section, including botanical-based skincare from Kiwi brands The Herb Farm and Azurlis, handmade soap bars and body brushes by artisanal Swedish company Iris Hantverk, and refillable shampoo, body wash, and hand and body lotion stations from Carina Organics and The Unscented Company.

What else: All that shopping got you hungry? Grab a meal and freshly-brewed tea from their highly Instagrammable in-store café, SloFood, where most of the menu is vegan.

Slowood, Shop 1-3, G/F, The Hudson, 11 Davis Street, Sai Wan, Kennedy Town, Hong Kong; +852 2818 0203, slowood.hk

What’s there: Over 20 ultra-luxe international brands such as Susanne Kaufmann’s holistic skincare, certified organic botanical line Amala, all-natural make-up from RMS, vegan nine-free nail polish by Jin Soon, and natural beauty supplements from Organics.

What else: BEYORG’s Landmark location is also home to their indulgent No. 8 Organic Spa, where you can get pampered with facials and body treatments using their signature skincare brands.

Various locations. Find out more at beyorgbeauty.com

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What’s there: A well-curated selection of international green beauty brands, including botanical-based Aussie skincare line Grown Alchemist, certified organic skincare from British green beauty pioneers Neal’s Yard Remedies, paraben, silicone and cruelty-free haircare by Christophe Robin, and organic babycare products from Erbaviva.

What else: Their Festival Walk store features a refill station for vegan French fragrance range 100Bon, whose scents use organic wheat alcohol, zero artificial chemicals and recyclable packaging. Simply bring your empty bottle to the store and 10/10 HOPE will refill it at a discounted price.

Various locations. Find out more at hk.1010hope.com

What’s there: Paraben and cruelty-free suncare from Californian brand Coola, biodegradable konjac sponges from Not Just A, clean make-up line Ilia, certified organic and vegan skincare by Esse, and sustainable vegan nail polish by Sparitual.

What else: Their Causeway Bay and Tsim Sha Tsui locations offer beauty treatments using their product ranges, including SpaRitual manicures and pedicures and Esse facials.

Various locations. Find out more at abeautybar.com.hk

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