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Rachel Cheung


Formulated with the key ingredients of its bestselling moisturiser, Innisfree’s Jeju Orchid Enriched Cream Mask (HK$38 per piece) gives skin a hydration boost. The mask weighs 16 grams, which amounts to nearly one-third of the full-size jar of cream. That’s an impressive amount of product.

If you have trouble finding masks that fit, try Suisai’s 3D Mask (HK$130/four sheets), with its unique design that ensures the sheet covers every inch of your face. As application requires only five to 10 minutes, you can add this fast fix to your morning routine.

We seldom say this, but AmorePacific’s Youth Revolution Radiance Masque (HK$900/six sheets) is worth the splurge. The effect is immediately noticeable, leaving skin soft and supple. However, the sheet is soaked in so much product that the serum can run, irritating the eyes, so make sure you are lying down when applying.

Newly arrived in Hong Kong, Korean luxury brand Su:m37˚ is best known for using organic yeast as a main ingredient. Its nourishing LosecSumma Mask (HK$1,020/ six sheets) is perfect for those who have no time for drawn-out facial treatments. Leave it on for just 20 minutes and see your skin transformed.


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Organic skincare label uses Mongolia’s natural bounty – sheep tail fat, yak milk and berries from the steppes

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Mongolia’s capital city of Ulaanbaatar is plagued by pollution, which causes skin to lose Vitamin E and squalane. This hydrating facial oil uses a unique blend of plant-derived oils to hydrate and balance the skin and ward off the damaging effects of pollution exposure.

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Lhamour’s products use traditional, natural Mongolian ingredients such as sheep tail fat, yak milk, and goat milk. Each bar of soap is handmade and packaged in recycled materials.

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See your skin transform in just 20 minutes with Su:m37°’s LosecSumma while AmorePacific’s HK$900 pack of six masks is well worth the splurge


See your skin transform in just 20 with Su:m37°’s LosecSumma while AmorePacific’s HK$900 pack of six masks is well worth the splurge


Four beauty masks - where to go for a hydration boost

.css-1c6uqr6{color:inherit;font-weight:inherit;font-size:inherit;font-family:inherit;line-height:inherit;overflow-wrap:break-word;}See your skin transform in just 20 minutes with Su:m37°’s LosecSumma while AmorePacific’s HK$900 pack of six masks is well worth the splurge

See your skin transform in just 20 minutes with Su:m37°’s LosecSumma while AmorePacific’s HK$900 pack of six masks is well worth the splurge