Sasa

Sasa is like the Ulta of Hong Kong (if you are from America and are familiar with Ulta). THere are several Sasa’s around Hong Kong. Their selection from store to store can vary and is not consistent based on the size of the store it seeems, so just know that. But if you are a skin care guru like myself and like to dabble in all things beauty and skin care, Sasa is a good place to spend some time and browse around. Lots of Korean, Chinese and Japanese skin care brands you cannot easily find in the US.
They sell a vast variety of brands from low end like Nutrogena & Burts Bees to high end like SK-​II and La Mer, and many brands in between. Skin care appears to be about 65% of their business model, with make-​up lines, lotions, shampoos, etc. making up the other 35%. It is not that their prices are any less expensive necessarily, simply they have more brands and more variety in one store.
Skin care can be tricky and you can get lost in a sea of serums, masks, lotions and creams if you are not knowledgable in places like this. Sasa has a website in which you can look at brands in English that appear only in another language when you are looking at the packaging in the actual store. They do appear to have a membership program that rewards you for your loyalty as well.
Sasa is a good way to look at a lot of skincare