Hong Kong Shopping Guide Shopping Recommendations

When you come to Hong Kong, apart from traveling and eating, the only thing left is shopping. Hong Kong is a world of shopping, but if it is your first time to come to Hong Kong, you must first go to Baidu. Because if you don’t understand anything, you will be tricked, and it’s not worth it. Today, the editor will recommend a shopping guide for buying cosmetics, bags and other items. Cosmetics

There are many cosmetics brands, the products at the counters are complete, and the service attitude is good. You can get 15% to 95% off, and there are many small samples, sets, and gifts. The discounts in Causeway Bay are generally more severe than elsewhere. It is recommended for inexperienced girls to buy at Sogo and Times Square.

The main parallel import stores are SASA and Bonjour. SASA has a lot of mainland customers, and Bonjour has a lot of people in Hong Kong. Be careful not to buy off-stock products (products that are about to expire), and don’t buy too much because they are cheap, and don’t listen to others. Sales' sweet talk bought things I didn't need. SASA's name brands are all on the counter, and the cheap items are on the open shelves. You take a basket when you go in and check out together when you come out. Many items at SASA will be out of stock, but in fact they are not available at all. You can also choose Longcheng Pharmacy to buy. The environment is better than SASA because there are fewer people.

Personal suggestion: Buy skin care products and foundation at the counter, don’t worry, buy makeup and perfume at SASA, they are so cheap that you will smile. I usually visit Sogo first and then go to SASA, because there is a SASA opposite Sogo.

If you have a Sasa VIP card, SASA usually offers a 6.5-30% discount. If you buy more, you can still bargain. At this time, you will be asking for more authentic products, but generally It costs thousands of dollars to specify which brand and which version you want. However, it is difficult to bargain like this in stores in Causeway Bay and Mong Kok, because they are so busy that they don't care about you. You can just go to some more remote stores.

Purchasing trial bottles of perfume at Joyo is the cheapest. It is definitely much cheaper than what you can buy at SASA, but it depends on whether she sells it to you at that time. In one word, "grind". There are special recommendations and coupons for Excellence and SASA in many gossip weeklies. It is enough to buy a copy at the newsstand, or SUNDAY or whatever. If you bring these guides, you will definitely buy them with a smile, but of course they are not first-line brands. Watches

For high-end watches, it is recommended to go to Emperor. The one I went to is on Hennessy Road, which is much cheaper than in China. For mid-range watches, it is recommended to go to the Time Gallery in Times Square. They have good and new styles, which are suitable for fashion changes. Jewelry

JustGold is available in many places. The one I went to is in Cityplaza. It is very chic and costs NT$3,500, NT$7,800. I can’t stop laughing. There is also JustDiamond, which sells platinum.

Chow Tai Fook, beautiful gold jewelry, is also a good place to buy diamonds. There are branches everywhere, the one I went to is on Nathan Road.

Chow Sang Sang is a good place to buy diamonds. The platinum is very beautiful. It is available next to Sogo. I especially like the finishing touches. Leather bags and shoes

In a word, the more expensive the more cost-effective.

If you come across BigSale, you might as well buy some Fendi, Gucci, Bally, Lancle, Prada, MiuMiu. But like LV, it seems that you should go to Paris and queue up to buy. Remember, it must be BigSale, otherwise your wallet will be overwhelmed. Ordinary goods, such as those from Laier Sidan and NineWest, except for the new styles, do not have much advantage in terms of price if they are not discounted. The sneakers are not cheap, but they are very stylish. The same goes for clothes, the more expensive they are, the more cost-effective they are.

The things sold in the Central area are relatively top-notch and are not affordable for ordinary people like us, but they can be an eye-opener. After seeing the Admiralty Gallery, Pacific Center, and Landmark, you will find that there is really nothing interesting in the windows of Shanghai CITIC Too Rich and Henlong. If you have money, it is recommended to buy Burberry, Versace, Channel and so on, and you can make a fortune. Things that are relatively out there like Boss can only deceive the people in the beautiful window. The other one is Ports.

Let’s talk about the clothes of our working people. Even if they are of good style, they don’t have much advantage in terms of price. However, their discounts are fierce. Unlike in China, where good stuff is kept at 30% off, it is only 50% off. There are only old goods from N years ago.

There are some domestic brands, such as Giordano, U2, MissK, Jessica, etc. I always feel that their styles are not only good, but the workmanship and fabrics seem to be better. I prefer DKNY, Morgan, and ME. They used to be sold on Nanjing East Road, but they disappeared later). GAP girls who have been to the United States and Canada will know that it is also sold in HK. There are also many local HK design brands worth choosing from.