Great place to go for a huge selection and great prices. My sales lady Vicky was tremendous. She…read moreprobably spent 1-1/2 showing me not only the ones I wanted to sample but some others she recommended. It' hard to tell from a thin strip sprayed and other scents in the store...coffee beans really don't help. But I'd spray a bit on my skin and ask the other sales ladies what they thought. The one's I bought I liked and they loved! I bought 3. They were authentic (not fake like a lot of those booths are in downtown fashion district. Look for a metal stamp on the bottom of the bottle next to another stamp. If it doesn't have a metal stamp or engraving in the bottle, it's probably fake. Mostly men in there. Vicky even showed me how to get a bigger discount and asked me if I wanted bottled water. I took two. With all the booths in front of the stores in that area it's hard to find but I did. Parking is a scam...they wave $3 or $5 signs and point you to building parking and then when you get there it's $20! She said the $3-$5 was weekdays. But I felt safer there so I paid the $20. But I really just wanted to compliment Vicky for her patience with me. Give her a raise boss...or at least kudos. Many kudos. Thanks Perfumes LA...I'll be back.

I have been there 3 times, the first time Claudia helped and everything went smoothly I spent over…read more$1,000. The 2nd time I went there, a male supervisor intervened rudely into our conversation. I didn't make a big deal about it since he was not the one helping me. However during my 3rd visit there. I spoke with an assistant supervisor names Amelia who put to the side the last bottle of fragrance they had left for me. I was driving through the horrible traffic in LA and Amelia somehow had to go home. Unfortunately, the same Hispanic male supervisor made me feel like I was a burden. He must've stopped helping me at least 3 times to go help other people. His excuse was there were short of staff. By the time he called Amelia and located the fragrance she put aside for me, I was over it. Not to mention the fragrance had no plastic on it, which tells me that it was used. Honestly, I went there not because they have the best price, it's merely because I don't have the patience for shipping. Nonetheless, if you are looking for authentic fragrances you can go on Jomashop, or Fragrance net, Maxaroma or Scents Angels. Needless to say I will not be going back!

It was my first time at Scent Bar, and I'm so pleased with the excellent customer service that was…read moreshown during my visit. Ronny was especially helpful, and gave me fantastic recommendations based off of the notes, accords, and fragrance genres I enjoy the most. He's so genuinely kind, charming, and knowledgeable about all things Perfume. He took the time to answer my questions, and show me all the fragrances I was curious to try. I ended up buying a full bottle of one of my favorites. I'll be back for more very soon !!!!

I went in to Sent Bar to exchange a gift and I must admit that I had low expectations before going…read morein. I explained my specific preferences to Ronnie who was extremely astute with his recommendations, to and almost scary degree. After making a selection -- Ronnie, Suzanna (spelling may be incorrect) and I discussed Patrick Suskind among other things. This is the definition of a lovely boutique experience that is all but a thing of the past...

First timer! Found them through TikTok. I went around 2pm on Tuesday, street parking is scarce but…read morethere are parking garages available at $3 for 10 mins or $20 for the day but you can negotiate down to $10/$15. I guess that's how a majority of them operates. Zafran had a wide variety of oils- the young man assisting us was helpful and I didn't feel rushed. I purchased 6 rollerballs (3 for $40). I forgot the specific ounce but it's worth the price you pay. They all smell so good, will have to see if it lasts.

Holy perfumes/cologne galore!! I was literally just walking by and I saw the store and the first…read morething that came to mind was that I needed a new bottle of Aqua Di Gio. Lo and behold, they do sell it and at an affordable price. And here's the kicker, they sell by the bottle!!! The big bottle I got only cost $30 plus tax. That's it!!! I couldn't believe. And the smell... pure heaven. And not only do they have a big selection of perfumes and colognes, they got a big selection of body oils too. I guess I found the cologne shop that I'll be going to for a long time. They accept credit/debit cards.

Nice little shop with lots of fragrances to see. Also organized by scents (vanilla, fruity, etc.)read more

On god this place is heaven for any fragrance enthusiast. They have a large curation of niche…read moreperfumes, and the staff are amazingly chill and friendly. The fragrances are sorted in sections by their notes, and there's an abundance of tester strips to try out the different scents. Whatever neiman marcus/nordstrom doesn't have, Scent Bar has it! Parking is free for the first two hours, and if you drive a tesla/EV, there's a supercharger station on the fifth floor...meaning you can spend the time charging your car smelling perfume!

I was really curious about Exclusive Aroma Imports, and I'm so glad I stopped in…read more They carry an amazing selection of body oils inspired by well-known fragrances, with options from brands like Marc Jacobs, LV, Givenchy, Le Labo, MFK, and so many more. The variety alone is impressive, and their price points are very reasonable, especially for the quality and range they offer. What truly stood out was the customer service. The staff was incredibly patient with me and others, never once making us feel rushed or annoyed--even when we wanted to smell multiple oils. That kind of patience really makes the experience enjoyable. Another cool touch is that they can customize lotion for you and add any scent you choose, which is such a fun and personalized option. Overall, a great spot for anyone who loves fragrance, wants to explore different scents, or is looking for high-quality alternatives at great prices. I'll definitely be back.

If you like perfumes, body oils, and smelling good, this spot is the spot for you. So many options…read moreto choose from so many sizes to choose from. Definitely a lot more affordable than buying namebrand fragrances directly. Long lasting easy applicators 10 out of 10 definitely recommend.

Was doing a little pre- sabbatical prep and walked in wondering what if my sabbatical had a scent?…read moreCasey was so patient getting to know what I liked and bringing me samples along the edges of my tropical request . He was also very patient and encouraged me to go outside too to give my nose a break and also smell the final two fragrances in the running on my skin. Once I decided he explained the return policy and reminded me to smell perfume on my skin to make sure I liked how it progressed. This was such a fun and unique experience and yes bottles tend to run spendy but thanks to the scent room my sabbatical has a signature scent.

Ok. I cannot speak highly enough of this space and staff. DO KNOW - it is not a poor man's game,…read moremost bottles are in the 200+ range (or maybe I just have expensive taste) . Now that I've gotten that out of the way, the staff here is A tier, very welcoming, kind, and unpretentious. We came here on a whim and kept coming back because the staff was so available; we came 3x before we bought anything, staff remembered us, offered samples, and was just generous in their time and expertise. I've tried other perfumeries in the city and it just doesn't compare, in the service department. Last time - I asked for scents for pairing so I can maximize the first scent I had gotten, with the idea of I can wear 1 or 2 or 1 and 2 together and they had fantastic suggestions. I cannot speak highly enough of their quality of care and their knowledge of their craft.

Found this place while exploring DTLA. Walked in and was immediately impressed with their large…read moreselection. The workers were very friendly. The lady helping me gave me a five samples of the testers they had out. I wasn't going to buy anything until I found Viktor & Rolf's Flowerbomb 1.7 oz for $100!, and I immediately bought that as a gift for someone. If you come here expecting to try on fragrances, you will be disappointed because they can only give out a limited amount of samples, so come here if you want to get designer fragrances for a good price. This place was quite the find, and I will definitely be back!

The owner of this store is pretty friendly, and the perfumes there are kinda unique, they smell…read morereally good. They do wholesale too, so the price is really cheap. I bought like 10 bottles as xmas gift, and I got a pretty good price on that. I'm very happy, i would definitely recommend checking it out.

I have been coming here for all my perfumes over 20 years. They are like family. I love this place…read moreand I highly recommend them. Great prices

The best place EVER!!! They have everything and the customer service is fantastic!!! I called a…read morecouple days in advance for a hard to find perfume that was discontinued and not only did they have it but they held it for me so that I could get it to my girlfriend in time for Christmas!!! I would definitely recommend them! Parking can be difficult but call in advance if you're looking for something in particular. They're family run and provided a great experience for me with price, customer service as well as selection.

The staff here is very welcoming. Please go with the intent…read moreof purchasing through exploration :)

I love perfume. Somewhere else on my Yelp pages, you will see a review of my favorite French line…read more But, I am always "scenting", on the hunt for something new and different. For that reason, over the past year or two I have been collecting "Ouds", made, ideally, from the rare wood collected in the Orient, quite costly, but conferring an oh-so-sophisticated and mysterious fragrance that is right up my alley. When my daughter suggested I try Le Labo, I remembered that my niece had given me a Verveine (Verbena) candle from Le Labo a few years ago and I love it. There are a couple of Le Labo counters in Nordstroms near me but I wanted to go to one of their bricks-and-mortar shops. Since I love Silverlake, this was the logical choice. Now, I have mentioned previously that I love Silverlake and Echo Park for their urban hipster expensive grunge, very much like a slightly more down-at-the-well-heeled Oakland. Any excuse to dine, grab coffee, ice cream, or sample fragrances at the various stores on Sunset Boulevard in this area is welcome. Two weekends in a row, I went with a group to Le Labo. The first time it was packed and all I could do was spritz a couple of their bespoke scents on my wrists. The second weekend, I wanted to try their Oud. This second time was great because there were fewer customers in the store than there had been on Labor Day weekend, so I got a lot of personal help from the three Labo people there. I came away with a sample of my previous week's fave, Tabac 28 and two wrist-spritz's (Oud and The Noir) and several blotters of Cuir, Myrrh, Cedre and one other I have forgotten. I didn't like anything but the Tabac and will likely order a larger bottle. OK, so, here is the experience, overall. Quality products -- no doubt about it, complex blends (the number after the name tells you how many different scents are in the blend) in a glass bottle with your name on it, if you want. The space is edgy and cool. My dad was a perfumer so I know what a perfume lab is supposed to look like. This was a mini-lab spot and done to look like an OG laboratory (Le Labo, aka, The Laboratory) in Grasse, France. All nice touches. Couches to sit on, bright light through the window pouring in from Sunset Blvd. No complaints about any of these features. Now, for the reality check. The stuff is sky-high in pricing. I have some super refined perfumes from France that don't cost as much as these little bottles. Make sure you are caffeinated and fed before you visit, lest you faint. The service is OK. I am not sure any of the staff know much about perfume, apart from their LL products. No worries. I know a lot. They were attentive, not warm, helpful, not problem-solvers. Like what? The Oud I came for was not available in the sample everyone should get before they part with a few hundred smackers for a full bottle. I settled for it being sprayed on my wrist from the tester bottle. And, I didn't like it later anyway, but still, they should have the small samples! Don't they want to sell this stuff? One last thing. I love this area and this stretch of Sunset, but! It's dirty and littered. How the three upscale, pricey perfume emporia manage to sell expensive goods is a mystery to me, since to get to any of them, one has to bob and weave to miss the garbage. Even NYC isn't this dirty! Be prepared. Come dressed for the rest, so you don't stand out in a bad way and attract the wrong kind of attento, you know what I mean? Wear sturdy shoes as the sidewalk is straight out of the Asbury Park Funhouse and you don't want to fall and shed your expensive scented oils. Don't be unprepared for sticker shock. Make sure you get sprayed and if you ask for paper blotters, see to it they write down the scent on them -- they don't do that. My dad had labeled blotters all over our house when I was growing up, with the name or code and date on them. Blotters hold scent for a long, long time -- get some for any perfume you are interested in before you buy it and wait a week to decide that the dry-down version (base note dominant) is for you, before your plunk down a ton of George's. Otherwise, I love it.