Liv Magazine
@liv-magazine.com
Hong Kong's wellness magazine
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About Liv Magazine
Introducing Liv Magazine, your go-to source for all things wellness in Hong Kong. With a focus on fitness, nutrition, wellbeing, travel, eco-living, and beauty, Liv Magazine provides the latest updates on wellness trends, events, and venues in the city.
In their monthly wellness news roundup, Liv highlights the most exciting openings happening in Hong Kong during August. From foot clinics to a new shopping mall, there's something for everyone. Let's explore some of the featured brands:
Foot Atelier is a spa-like establishment that combines podiatry, wellness, and beauty to give you healthy and beautiful feet. Their signature treatment, the AB Medical Footcare, leaves your feet feeling rejuvenated.
The Square is a new all-day dining restaurant in Sai Kung that offers Western-style casual dining with a local and sustainable twist. Their Millennials Breakfast is a must-try, featuring avocado toast topped with lotus chips, radish, goat's cheese, and cherry tomatoes.
AFK (Away From Keyboard) is a healthy grab n' go spot in Hong Kong Station, offering rainbow-colored rice paper rolls and nutritionally-balanced boxes. Their menu is packed with veggie-filled options like the chicken feta roll and the crab roll.
Coaze beach towels are a must-have for beach lovers. Made with recycled plastic bottles, these towels repel sand, keeping your belongings sand-free. Coaze is also committed to sustainability, supporting renewable energy and clean water projects.
Lojel Lab, a Japanese luggage brand, has opened a flagship store at The One in TST. With a focus on sustainability, they offer a 10-year warranty and onsite repair and maintenance services for your suitcases.
The Wai, a new shopping center beside Tai Wai Station, features several wellness-related shops, including Too Chill for Yoga and Sung Massage. It's also home to Hong Kong's largest Marketplace supermarket.
Weave Studios in Sai Ying Pun is a co-living option for health-conscious individuals looking to mingle with like-minded people. With a variety of amenities, including a rooftop terrace, Weave Studios offers a convenient and relaxing living experience.
Stay tuned to Liv Magazine for more updates on the latest wellness trends and openings in Hong Kong. It's your ultimate guide to a healthier and more vibrant lifestyle.
Company type
Privately Held
Year founded
2015
Company size
2-10 employees