This women is a hustler.. make sure you do your HW.. research what you are buying. She's good with…read morewords but just know what your buying before you do.. shes in it to win it.. and not afraid to take you hard earned money..JENNY IS HER NAME!!! BE SMART KNOW WHAT YOUR BUYING AND ITS VALUE.. SHE IS WHY THE EVERETT MALL IS UNSUCCESSFUL!!!!!!

Don't buy stuff from here !!!Scammmmers!!!! Most of the perfumes and colognes, that have Arabic…read morenames are from U.A.E and cost way less, honestly dirt cheap, I bought a perfume couple weeks ago, and came to find out, that the manufacturers site had it for only $25 not $140, stay away! And there are no returns and no exchanges!!! So Buyer beware!!!

I don't know if the products are cheap here or not. I got a Esteelauder advance night repair,…read more$147for 100ml. Just FYI

Lots of different duty free shops that have specific items for sale. All sell alcohol, but shops…read morewill have a select feature like perfume, handbags, chocolate, etc... I bought a nice perfume for $24.90 because it was on sale. I would check out other stores in the future.

It was really great and super fun, the workers were super chill, and the colognes were great.read more

There's no question, that Perfumerie Nasreen has a good selection. They carry high-end and niche…read morefragrances that even Nordstrom doesn't have, which says a lot. That part is impressive and honestly what's kept me coming back over the years. But charging $25 for a sample that's completely free at almost every other luxury fragrance counter is diabolical. I've shopped at boutiques across the country, and I've never been charged for a tester-sized sample. EVER. It feels unnecessary and greedy and lacks customer loyalty/appreciation and integrity in my humble opinion and I'm sure it destroys customer retention. The part that really stings though is how far the customer service has fallen. I've been coming here for years, and it used to feel like family....the old team was warm, knowledgeable, and made every visit personal. Now it's just...basic. You walk in, and it's a "take it or leave it" vibe. No connection, no care. Maybe it's a post-COVID shift or the change in ownership, but whatever it is, the charm is gone. I ended up going to Nordstrom afterward, got exactly what I needed (see picture of Nordstrom experience attached-EVERYTHING in the photo was from one visit to Nordstrom with 1 purchase) and walked out with 20+ free samples of scents I actually wanted to try, along with many more thrown in by my rep. And yes... they were free. The selection is still nice, but the pricing and service don't match the luxury they're trying to sell anymore.

Great quality and good deals specially during the holiday season great customer service!read more

fake perfume, i bought one for 95 dollars and doesn't stay on you for long the sample from macy is…read morestronger then the 95 perfume

The scents are all yummy and subtle. The ingredients are all natural. You'll use up these soaps so…read morequickly because you'll want to eat half and use the other half. I recommend NOT eating said soap. (Yum!)

From amazing all naturally scented candles to skin soothing soap, I love this company!! Try their…read morehand sanitizer, smells amazing.

If I could create my ideal scent, it would be the Honey Tobacco scent from Picot…read more I've seen this brand all over my social and in stores around Victoria but at $40/candle, I wasn't sure if I wanted to splurge. Let me tell you, I'm kicking myself in the ass for not getting this sooner. I was looking to treat myself, so I got the Honey Tobacco 10oz candle and the roll on fragrance. I love both so much. They're famous for their Honey Tobacco scent which is a mix of a musky male cologne w/ subtle vanilla and I'm in love. I've always loved these two scents, but blended together? I'm in heaven. Since getting these products a few days ago, I've used the roll on fragrance every day and have had plenty of compliments! I also keep the candle burning on my desk while I'm working throughout the day and the scent is potent, but not overpowering, which is perfect. I'm not sure if I could order these every few weeks given the high price tag for such small products, but when I feel the need to treat myself, I'll definitely splurge on these items. Thank you Picot Collective for creating my favourite scent!

Shak is great with me and my wife when he takes the time to show a wide range of colognes and…read moreperfumes. My wife and I will be going back to see him every time because of the great deals

It's obvious he's marking things wayyy up.. Which I was willing to pay but the cologne isn't even…read morethe real stuff it's knock off.. He got me I had the money to spare sadly for him ill never shop there again. Try to come across as honest but he's very deceptive do Not I repeat Do Not buy from here if you want quality. Not the real Cologns YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!!

silk road has always been my go to for teas whenever i'm in victoria. the blends are thoughtful,…read morethe quality consistent, and stepping inside feels like entering a calm, almost gallery like space. tall ceilings, exposed brick, and lacquered cabinets give it a serene, slightly old world charm, and the careful arrangement of colourful teacups, tins, and tea accessories makes it feel like a curated collection rather than a shop. it's the kind of place where you can linger for a while, taking in the details, inhaling the aromas, and feeling a sense of calm wash over you. the tea bar is well thought out, and the staff are knowledgeable and helpful, they're happy to explain blends, suggest teas based on your taste preferences, or guide you through proper steeping techniques. beyond teas, silk road also carries skincare, body products, and aromatherapy, making it a destination for a full sensory experience. i used to love the little rituals here: reading the detailed descriptions of each tea, opening the canisters to smell the aromas, scooping tea into the mini tins, and finishing with the label stickers that list the name and steeping time. those small, interactive touches made the experience feel playful and intimate, it wasn't just shopping, it was a ritual, a way to slow down and enjoy the moment. lately, however, some of these touches have quietly disappeared. i'm told there's been a shortage of the mini tins, my favourite tea has been discontinued, and the tactile, sensory elements that once made silk road feel so special aren't as prominent. even with these changes, it's still a beautiful shop worth visiting. the space itself encourages you to pause, explore, and appreciate the craft of tea, and the blends remain high quality. if you're seeking a serene, visually rich environment with thoughtful teas and attentive service, silk road delivers. just be aware that some of the hands on, ritualistic experiences that used to make it feel extra special may no longer be available. overall, silk road strikes a balance between elegance, calm, and quality, and for anyone serious about tea or looking for a peaceful spot to browse, it's still a worthwhile stop.

A very big, modern tea shop, located in the heart of Victoria Chinatown. It has been around for…read moremore than 30 years, starting first from this location. We stopped in before it was closing on a Wednesday. It has expanded since its original opening, with the main entrance housing its line of tea-infused skin and body care line of products. Next door is the tea room and tea bar, where you can smell and taste the various teas from around the world. We did pick up sample sizes of the mini ($4.99 CAD for a 10 cup supply); Mango Shade, Earl Green, and Darjeeling. Once packaged, you take it back to the front where you checkout. I was trying to remember what a tea shop is supposed to smell like...strangely I have no recollection of it. And the smell here was pretty sterile...assuming it is a lot better if fresh steeped tea was being served.