Beauty Cluster opens at ION Orchard Mall

Fashion options and beauty concepts will be introduced this July and August.

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ION Orchard launches new beauty concepts and fashion options this July and August. Three years in, the mall continues to hold true to its opening-day promise of introducing fresh new concepts for shoppers, the latest of which is the Beauty Cluster.

Boasting a wide selection of cosmetics at Level 1 and skin care at Basements 2 and 3, the beauty cluster offers shoppers an array of quality beauty products by established brands across three floors of the mall for those in pursuit of a beauty boost.

Adding on to Asia’s largest outlet of make-up chain Sephora on Level 1 of ION Orchard is a plethora of brands making their foray into the iconic retail destination, expanding its extensive range of beauty offerings with dedicated standalone outlets.

Come August, ION Orchard will be home to South-east Asia's first standalone of the Yves Saint Laurent Beaute boutique store. Joining CHANEL and Shu Uemura at Basement 2 conveniently meeting with the commuter crowds, the YSL Beaute flagship is YSL’s comeback to the Asian market, bringing a comprehensive collection of fragrance, cosmetic and skincare lines to the masses.

One level down, Basement 3 will hold an assembly of makeup and skin care brands emphasising the goodness of plant and nature extracts for beauty care in August; Greece's leading company in natural cosmetics, Apivita Skin Care, brings its line of all-natural skin products and 100% pure organic essential oils to Singapore with its first standalone store at ION Orchard.

The highly-anticipated Dr. Hauschka Skin Care will also make its entrance at ION Orchard, introducing its holistic range of head to toe organic skin care, from hair to face and body, even oral care. The selection is further broadened by local retail brand Beauty by Nature, which will bring international botanical beauty brands from around the world to its convenient new location in the heart of Orchard Road.

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