Grown Alchemist to open UK flagship to fuel physical retail expansion plans

By Amanda May | Published: 5-Nov-2024
Skin Care Retail

The Australian beauty brand is rolling out its ambitious bricks-and-mortar plans, with new stores in the works for Hong Kong and New York too

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Grown Alchemist is betting on international expansion to accelerate its growth, beginning with the debut of its first UK flagship this month. 

The 570sqft space, based in London’s Carnaby Street shopping destination, is the Australian biological beauty business’s first store outside of its home of Melbourne and will open on 15 November.  

A Grown Alchemist store is in the works for Hong Kong too, while the brand is also exploring locations for a US destination in New York City.

Launch dates for both are

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