Korean skincare comes to our matcha house this November💜 Join us on 7-8 November for our special collaboration with @haruharuwonder_official , featuring a limited-edition Black Sesame Rice Hojicha Latte. The first 50 customers each day at both Covent Garden and Soho will be able to purchase the special-edition drink and receive a complimentary gift set featuring two full-size products: the Black Rice Hyaluronic Toner and Black Rice Bakuchiol Eye Cream. Visiting Soho on Saturday 7th November? The first 50 customers who purchase the drink will also receive a haruharu wonder Bunny Keyring. 📍 Covent Garden · from 10am 📍 Soho · from 11am 📅 7-8 November One gift set per person, while stocks last. The special drink is available with dairy or vegan cream. The bunny keyring is exclusive to Soho on 7th November.
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Haruharu Wonder Uses a Hojicha Latte to Sample Skincare
In this Instagram collaboration announcement, haruharu wonder stages a two-day activation at a matcha house’s Covent Garden and Soho locations around a limited-edition Black Sesame Rice Hojicha Latte. The post ties the drink to two full-size skincare products—the Black Rice Hyaluronic Toner and Black Rice Bakuchiol Eye Cream—offered as a gift set to the first 50 customers each day.
The visible creative decision is ingredient translation: haruharu Wonder uses black sesame, rice, and hojicha as an edible extension of its Black Rice skincare range. The skincare benefit becomes legible through taste and aroma before any topical claim is explained. The café format reframes first contact as a low-commitment ritual, moving the encounter beyond the standard counter or feed ad. Capping the gift set at 50 customers per day across two London sites creates scarcity. Full-size formats raise perceived value and put enough product in hand to form a routine impression. In a crowded K-beauty category, this gives the brand a concrete local memory hook tied to place and flavor. Strategists should watch whether haruharu repeats this café-collaboration model and whether black rice becomes its recurring offline shorthand.
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