As someone who's been buying fragrances lately, the selection at this shop is amazing and that's…read morealways a plus, I had a small misunderstanding at the Fairfield store, and got to talk to the Owner Joe, at the Dayton mall store we had a conversation, and he did everything in his power to make it right, I Am a completely satisfied customer, and I will definitely be back to the Dayton mall location.

A young man assisted me and asked what type of scents I prefer and nailed the choices on the head!…read moreI picked out a great scent and very happy with my experience.

I haven't been into a Sephora in quite a few years, but in the last year or so started stopping in…read morewith my daughter. The store is always clean and well-maintained. Everyone working is always very nice We've been twice recently for my daughter to get help color matching her foundation. Once in the summer and once in the winter. Both girls working were wonderful and really did a great job finding a shade that worked for her. She has tricky skin where a lot of colors look orange on her so it was quite the job and they were great. They have a wide selection of products and brands.

I always love coming into Sephora, everytime I walk in there's somebody there to help me find what…read moreI need. It's just very helpful because sometime the makeup store can get overwhelming. They have so much knowledge I love how they find things that works for you!

I had the pleasure of visiting this shop today, and I was very pleased! It's beautiful inside with…read morea wonderful decor and energy about it. The shop owner is warm and very welcoming, and it was nice to just sit and have some tea and cake and take it all in. I will definitely be returning to see what else this shop has to offer as it grows. The shop owner is very knowledgeable about things offered in the store, and I appreciate that. It is one reason I will return.

Their photo center is always extremely quick and accurate! I don't think I've ever had a photo…read moreorder that hasn't been ready before my quoted time. And you can always find deals online as well! Their pharmacy is also great! I had lots of trouble at the one up the street on Springboro Pike near Meijer, and this one has been absolutely perfect since I switched!

A quick in an out store as well as the 24 hour pharmacy that is top-notch !!! 5 stars !!!read more

Shop small, shop local!…read more This local women's boutique has beautiful clothing for all sizes, as well as shoes, jewelry, candles and misc items. I'm not a tiny girl by any means but my best friend challenged me to step out of my comfort zone and try something stylish. I came in very intimidated and left very happy! The girl working the register was upbeat, friendly, and helped me pick out some things to try on. She even showed me their sale rack in the back. I felt embarrassed to ask her if something I tried on looked ok, but she assured me that was what she was there for and I wasn't bothering her a bit. I ended up with two new sweaters and she helped me pick which one to wear out if the store and helped me cut the tag off. My friends loved the outfit, but even better, when I got home my boyfriend said I looked "hot" and that the shirt I was wearing was the best he had ever seen me in ! I'm still soaring from that compliment They carry "Dayton O" shirts too and a portion of the proceeds get donated to help feed local families through a local church. You cannot lose here. I can't wait for my boyfriend to see my second sweater!

It's a small town store owned by nice people. I bought a sale dress for my daughter to try to wear…read morefor a family beach portrait in Hilton Head. It was a $40 Dress that was returnable for store credit in two weeks, but, given the purpose, I explained that I would do it as soon as we got back if the dress didn't work out. It didn't work at all because it has a weird short underskirt that would show in the picture. My daughter lives in Chicago and we went there while she was visiting the week after the trip. She found $130 worth of cute things but walked away from them empty handed when the rude shop employee refused to take the dress back. The employee called her boss who also refused. I'm sorry I went there. Sorry that the owner wasn't able to make an exception. Sorry that I won't go back. It's a shame for a small business to lose out. Understand every store has return policies like that for a reason but I was told something totally different.

I used the online photo lab... Created a couple calendars. I thought that I had created the…read morecalendars at another Walgreens. Apparently I had used the one on Smithville. I called because I was ready to pick up the calendars... Someone by the name of angel answered the phone and was working the front registers. They were very busy I was checking people out but this person politely took the time to check my photos and find them because only one was found at the time. Very professional and very helpful. Although this Walgreens is slightly further away from the one that I generally use I will be frequenting this particular Walgreens because of angel ...thank you!

I had mixed experiences with this Walgreen's locations - all in the same day…read more When I arrived, I was greeted by an employee who asked if I needed any help. They then pointed me in the right direction, and as I left, I was seriously impressed. I've rarely been greeted or assisted by employees at convenience stores, so it was very nice to have someone standing there, waiting to greet and assist me. I had needed to make a copy of an 8x10 photo (only one photo, only one copy), so I dropped my photo off and was asked to return in an hour. After I returned an hour later, I was told they were experiencing problems with their equipment. They asked that I walk around the store for another 15 minutes, while they prepared my photo. After twenty minutes, I went back to the desk and was told my photo wasn't ready. I gave the employee my phone number and they assured me that they would call when my photo was ready. Three hours later, no one had called, so I went back to Walgreens. The employee at the photo counter was one of the same employees I had spoken with earlier. My photo was finally ready (four hours late, and no one had called), and I asked the young man if they offered any kind of discount - since I had driven out there unnecessarily earlier in the day. The young man behind the counter was quite rude and snippy, saying that it wasn't his fault the machinery broke. All he needed to do was say "No, we don't offer any discounts," and everything would have been fine. Instead, he was very rude and I had to ask him three or four times what my total was when he rang me up. After filling out a complaint on the Walgreens website, the manager contacted me and sorted everything out - which slightly bettered my experience. Overall, the store is alright. Depending on who is working, the customer service can range from horrible to amazing.

Bath & Body Works has a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, even if the product is old, used, or you have…read moreno receipt. I sent my assistant to this store this morning to return a few unused, unscathed candles WITH receipts. She showed the manager, Ann, the web receipts, and was turned away because SHE couldn't find the receipts in her computer. The order is from March; a little older, yes, but there's nothing wrong with these candles. They've been in a closed box all this time. Ann tried to claim they were defaced because a post-it with the order # was taped to the top of the box (which they promptly throw away anyhow) I called the store and was met with shouting and sarcasm. I couldn't even speak without her interrupting and talking over me. I'm planning to call their corporate office tomorrow to report her but figured I would warn people to pick a different BBW store if they want any kind of decent customer service.

Bath and Body is located on the western side of the the Town and County Shopping Center near Stein…read moreMart. Whenever we visit I am particularly impressed by how helpful the employees are. They will help you choose from the vast array of products that are available here.

This spot has been a few different things in the past few years: Link Gallery, Color 2 Gallery…read more(both places where I used to show), and now a fair-trade, slave-free store, Peace on Fifth. The owner is fun and knowledgeable and has great tastes in many things. Single-origin dark chocolates, raw and vegan goodies including food and cosmetic products, soaps made by Japanese Rastafarians (I know!), scarves and sarongs made from recycled saris, olive oils from the deserts of the middle east, wine perfumed candles, beautifully made glassware made from recycled glass, just to name a few. It's one of those places where you feel good shopping at, know where your things are made, and know that the workers were treated fairly and that the products were made without the use of any indentured servants or slaves (which unfortunately exists more often than we think). The best thing is that the prices are great! I am so used to going to such fair-trade, sustainable, eco/green stores in bigger cities such as Chicago and San Francisco and the prices being marked up too high, but at this place, I could actually afford things I liked without breaking the bank. She also participates in First Friday events and I think from what I remember, there will be wine tasting happening sometime soon.

I love everything about this place. To begin, London is GREAT! she has such a calm and peaceful…read morespirit. I feel at home whenever I shop at Peace on Fifth. She is always friendly, and can tell you about every piece of merchandise in her shop. I love the activated charcoal soap, the African black soap hand soap, the Rewined candles and all of the social justice issues books that she carries. The best part is that it is a fair trade shop. No slave labor!!!

I have to find an employee to ask for help, however; when I go to the perfume department there is…read morealways someone who "wants to help". I know how to choose a perfume I like. Too many times the kids working want to sell me some perfume like I don't know what I'm looking for. It irritates me. I know the sweet girl was trying to help but do they think I don't know how to spend my money? I ended up buying some stinky expensive perfume instead of what I wanted.

I love that we have a Kohls in our town. My husband and I have shopped with Kohls for years. We…read morehave 30 people in our immediate family between our kids, their spouses and our grandkids. This is where we do 90% of our Christmas shopping every year. 2 years ago we spent $7000.00 on Christmas at this Kohls. We always get tons of Kohls cash to spend. This year we spent quite a lot close to the same amount that we spent a couple years ago. This year or not celebrating Christmas until January 3 because we have kids in the military and our kids are scattered. with that being said I was really frustrated this year. They had next to no women's under Armour sweatshirts. I have a couple daughter-in-law's that love their leggings and love their under armor sweatshirts this first year I couldn't get any. Okay no biggy well usually they have tons of the cutest clothes for jumping beans for the smaller kids for the grandkids that we have. They didn't have anything this year. I was really disappointed with the selections that they had this year and even though we spent comparable to what we spent two years ago, I didn't spend half of that at Kohl's this year, because the Pickens were so slim as really disappointed but the couple thousand that we did spend at the store our cashier the way he begged stuff as he wanted everything up in a ball and threw it in the bag. He did not fold one item so when I got home to take everything out of the bags and we had several of their giant bags full everything is wrinkled, and everything looks horrible. I was extremely embarrassed when I folded everything and put it in boxes for the kids and grandkids to open. I got questioned why is everything so wrinkled and I had to explain to them I want the cashier had done. I worked for Sears for years and we were always taught to fold everything. Nice and neat and put it in a bag neatly. I just feel like with everyone getting lazier and retail the one company that we've always been able to count on was Kohl's and this was just really frustrating this year, like even stuff that comes from Amazon is folded nice and neat and put in packaging and that's going through the mail and being tossed in the packages thrown about by male people. You just wouldn't expect that with Cole. I understand that they have help for the holidays, but they really need to train their employees better.