Cover Several beauty brands are releasing their autumn-inspired colour palettes and fragrances in October (Photo: Getty Images)
Several beauty brands are releasing their autumn-inspired colour palettes and fragrances in October (Photo: Getty Images)
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Want to buy a make-up item while contributing to a good cause? Or invest in a limited-edition lipstick case? We’ve got you covered with our top beauty picks this month
It’s officially autumn, and while it doesn’t feel like it, one can still hope for cooler days ahead. And that means it’s best to start thinking about how to protect your skin once the drier, cooler season arrives.
The change of seasons also makes for the perfect reason—or excuse—to upgrade your vanity, especially with beauty brands releasing their autumn-inspired colour palettes and fragrances at this time of the year. But don’t worry if there are too many options to choose from—we’ve handpicked this month’s best beauty buys for you.
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Jurlique Nutri-Define Mask
Above Jurlique Nutri-Define Mask (Photo: courtesy of Jurlique)
Jurlique Nutri-Define Mask (Photo: courtesy of Jurlique)
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Australian skincare brand Jurlique’s new Nutri-Define Mask features plant extracts such as red algae and horseradish, as well as other nourishing ingredients such as squalane, hyaluronic acid and vitamin E, all of which are said to moisturise the skin.
Price: HK$560/100ml
Available at: Jurlique stores in Causeway Bay, Harbour City, Harbour North and Tsim Sha Tsui
Chloé Eau de Parfum Lumineuse
Above Chloé Eau de Parfum Lumineuse (Photo: courtesy of Chloé)
Chloé Eau de Parfum Lumineuse (Photo: courtesy of Chloé)
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Created by perfumer Ane Ayo, Chloé’s latest fragrance spotlights the ubiquitous rose, but elevates the flower’s familiar smell with notes of jasmine, vanilla and amber. The bottle, meanwhile, is made out of recycled glass and the ribbon out of recycled polyester.
Price: HK$815/30ml; HK$1,130/50ml; HK$1,560/100ml
Available at: Chloé Atelier des Fleurs flagship store in Harbour City and Chloé fragrance counters at Sogo and Lane Crawford
Miss Dior Blooming Boudoir
Above Miss Dior Blooming Boudoir (Photo: courtesy of Dior Beauty)
Miss Dior Blooming Boudoir (Photo: courtesy of Dior Beauty)
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Dior Make-up’s creative director Peter Philips has created a range of beauty products inspired by the chaotic beauty of the backstage dressing rooms of Dior’s fashion shows. The collection consists of make-up essentials such as lip colour, eye palette, loose powder—plus some extra touches such as a scented candle and a limited-edition lipstick case in floral print.
Price: from HK$270 onwards
Available at: Dior Beauty online boutique and physical stores across Hong Kong
Hourglass Ambient Lighting Edit
Above Hourglass Ambient Lighting Edit (Photo: courtesy of Hourglass)
Hourglass Ambient Lighting Edit (Photo: courtesy of Hourglass)
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Hourglass has just launched the 2023 edition of its annual limited-edition holiday collection of ambient lighting powders, and this year’s palettes are housed in cases with animal-inspired motifs—we can’t decide which is more beautiful: jellyfish, leopard or snake?
Also, for the first time, a fourth limited-edition customisable palette in an owl print case is also available exclusively on the brand’s website. Sales proceeds from this statement-making collection will go towards supporting the Nonhuman Rights Project in in its efforts to protect animal rights.
Price: HK$790
Available at: Hourglass counters in Sephora, Lane Crawford and online
Gucci Beauty Concentré de Beauté
Gucci Beauty has unveiled its first line of concealers that are said to effortlessly blend on the skin for long-lasting coverage with a natural finish. It also contains rose oil and hyaluronic acid which can provide some added hydration to your skin.
Price: HK$375
Available at: Gucci Beauty counter at Harbour City, Lane Crawford and Sogo, Causeway Bay
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