Pharmaprix in Quebec, is the same company known as Shoppers in the rest of Canada. The chain based…read morein Toronto, Ontario. It has more than 1,300 stores in ten provinces and two territories. It's difficult not to walk around the city without not running into one of their stores...this particular one on St Catherine is similar to others...large cosmetics section, with a good selection of men's grooming products...large drugstore aisles with shampoo, soaps, etc. Nice easy self checkout registers make the trip easy and quick.

just left with a 4 pack of oikos yogurt that are 4 days going on 5 past the noted expiry date…read more greedy or just plain ignorant????

Very small store but packed with asian beauty products - I've shopped here twice and mostly am…read moreinterested in sunscreen and cleansers/moisturizers for face. This store had the best selection of asian sunscreens which aren't normally available anywhere else in bug box stores. If you are used to ordering these types of products online, the shipping charges or wait times can be an inconvenience. I found the pricing very fair compared to what I normally pay. Sunscreens range start around the $15 range for popular brands like Biore or Skin Acqua, Suncut.. Tons of interesting finds if you know what you are looking for, otherwise if you cannot speak or read the language, most of these items will be very strange to figure out. Must visit if you love asian skincare, a great alternative to ordering online.

Great place to find skin care items from overseas. The girl working was super helpful and guided…read moreme towards some great daily sunscreens. HUGE selection of face masks and at the time was buy 10 get 5 free. I also saw some girls buying colored contacts, so that is available here. My daughter and I bought some Korean lip gloss and it is amazing it stays all day. If in Chinatown this is a fun stop.

DAYS before their closure , they sold our son a gift certificate for me for the holidays In the…read moreamount of $250! His hard earned money is now wasted. It is immoral to have sold any gift certificates within one week of closing! Shame on you. We want our son's money back! U80E-92KQ-V4P5-6317

My partner and I are visiting from NYC and wanted to treat ourselves to a new perfumes. We did some…read moreresearch and found that this was the go to place in Montreal for perfume shopping. We we're absolutely stunned not only by the collection but how beautiful the space is and how amazing the staff was. We had a wonderful young lady, Marianne, who did an incredible job helping us find perfumes that perfectly fit what we were looking for. It was clear that she was very passionate and knowledgeable about the products; She even managed to convince me to get an extra bottle that after suggesting I absolutely fell in love with. We also left with a couple samples of the other scents she had picked for us that we loved but didn't make the final cut. Overall, this was an absolutely incredible experience and would recommend that anyone looking for a new fragrance make this store the first stop on your list!

The girly girl in me was attracted to the pink floral decor outside the building. It was a…read morebeautiful discovery! The scents when you walk in is captivating. I tried a few of their body scrubs and oils and landed in No.9 body scrub. This is the perfect bridal shower gift and I can't wait to try it for myself.

Heaven, I'm in heaven! Being more and more conscious of…read morechemicals in scented products, I am trying to get as close as possible to natural oils. This owner started this business after a trip to Morocco. She has superb scents in creams, body oils, candles and more. All natural, from what I understand. And I was able to find the scent I was looking for after many months of research. To be discovered!

A recent addition to this busy intersection- a Japanese makeup & skincare store. It has a bath &…read morebodyworks feel. Products ranging from skincare, makeup to coloured lens! This was a rather fascinating find. Considering I pay the same price range for sephora products I thought I would give this a try-I have tried : 1) Kiss me liquid eyeliner (~20$) I loved for its fine felt tip 2)lululun deep hydrating face mask A popular Japanese product (7 refills for 10$)- this is great for daily or occasional use 3)coloured contacts (~15$ each eye, prescription based one year disposables-base curve8.6, diameter 14.2 mm). As a medical professional, make sure you get the correct measurements for contacts so you don't scratch your eye! But these were fun to try out- I got them in honey and gray. 4) Liese hair dye (19$ - non bleach based products offered,with foam application) I loved this hair product as it wasn't hard to use - and had easy to follow instructions

I love this shop! I happen to be entirely obsessed with Asian skincare products and cosmetics. This…read morelittle gem has a variety of primarily Korean and Japanese items that cover a number of needs and wants - make-up, masks, lotions, lashes...you name it. I've used probably over a dozen of their sheet face masks, a peel-off charcoal mask, lotions, and I'm a big fan of the collagen candies. Every item has been high quality, and the only downside would be that I find some of the prices to be a tad on the expensive side. However, packed into the rather small space is a place where you can most definitely discover something new that you'll just have to try.

Popped into this Sephora location for the first time and had a really good experience…read more The staff were super helpful, especially considering it was the end of the Sephora sale and pretty busy. One of the girls actually reminded me I still had an extra 10% off, which was a nice surprise. I picked up two perfume sample sets from a brand I've been wanting to try, so I was really happy with that. Also loved their new checkout system they can actually ring you up while you're waiting in line if you're paying by card. One of the associates pulled me aside and checked me out on her phone, which made everything way faster. Overall, really smooth experience. Would definitely go back.

Allez-y les yeux fermés ! Stephane est très professionnel et…read moretrès agréable. Il possède et maitrise beaucoup de techniques de massage. C'est une chance de l'avoir à Montréal.

I guess I don't get what the allure is. Everything was crazy expensive. 7.99 for just one small…read morebeauty sponge. 3.99 for single face masks. 7.99 for a lip balm stick, I can go on and on. I want to support local shops rather than buying online but it's hard when it's so expensive.

This C&C Korean Cosmetics store is inside the Swatow Plaza in Montreal's Chinatown. It's fairly…read morelarge and well lit. Regular prices are quite high, but that is usually the case for imported cosmetics. I totally lucked out on my last visit and scored some mascara on clearance for like 95% off! I got 2 Innisfree mascaras (they call them microcara because the brush is tiny/micro, lol) for $0.99 each! The regular price of one of them (the waterproof one) was $19.99 and the regular price of the other one (the non-waterproof one) was $16.99. The best before date was 3 months from the time that I bought them (which explains why they were on clearance). You're technically supposed to replace your mascara every 3 months anyway, so no big deal. If you like Korean cosmetics you should check out C&C Korean Cosmetics!

Image In Accessoires is a rocking costume shop!…read more They sell everything here from funky glasses to Jesus beards and Saw masks. They have tights galore and wigs that go on for days. Devil wings, angel wings, fairy wings, you name it, they got it. Image In Accessoires is excellent for dressing up and party needs.

This is the most well organized and pleasurable costume store experience I've ever had, and I live…read morein LA!

This is where this place is! I can't believe I walked by it one bajillion times and never realized…read more This is the spot where salons and stylists buy their equipment and a lot of their product. You want professional quality hair cutting scissors? Name your price range, he will pull out a black sheath like chefs use for their knives and let you take your pick. You want dry shampoo? Argon oil? Professional styling clips? Round ceramic hairbrush? Diffuser? Straightener? He has all of these things at literally a quarter or less of what you could pay in a salon. The store is piled with boxes like crazy so it's best just to chat with the owners about what you need and he will navigate the maze and find it for you. This is a family run business operated by an uncle and nephew and they really know their product, super worth a visit if you're into this stuff for personal fun and want to save some money, or if you're a stylist starting out and keeping your costs low. They obviously don't stock every brand and when it comes to the product that works best for you they may not have what you need, it seemed like they focused more on the less expensive versions of popular product, but a lot of the time that is going to be exactly what you need without the markup for hype, so personally I was really excited to finally open my eyes and realize that this gem was in front of me all along.

This is my favorite place for natural skincare ingredients. I buy ingredients to make my own…read moreblends. I'm particular fond of the cocoa and coffee essential oils. It adds a yummy smell to the lotions and body butter. One purchase which left me unsatisfied, was a small digital scale. I accidentally dropped oil on it, and couldn't use it afterwards. From to their website, it takes 3 weeks to process orders. Actually, I was so pleased to receive my order within 5 days! They have the option of mail delivery or pick up in store.

So while on self isolation i discovered a new obsession...DIY skincare ect. A month ago all i had…read moremade myself was deodorant, last month i went into overdrive. Today i stoped by the Coop and spent waaaay tooo much money and i actually used self restraint. Great place, lots of material to work with.