From the owner: Situated in the heart of Copenhagen, Denmark, Crime Passionnel Parfumerie offers narrow range of…read moresophisticated fragrances and a limited assortment of cutting-edge names from beauty capitals all around the world.

Normal is one of those unique supply and novelty item shops. It is one of those places where you…read moretruly never know what you will find. Yes, they have a lot of those items of necessity, but they also have tons of other stuff, as well. It is one of those places that you can go into and find that something that you never knew you needed, a unique gift, and/or the everything else. There are a lot of Normals across Copenhagen and elsewhere. This one is one of them. No better, no worse. Overall, this is a fun and functional place to shop.

I wish the prices could be in Euro so I'd know how much everything is but they sell everything…read morehere! So as a holidaymaker it's perfect for all the shampoos and face creams you may need and they have 100ml bottles which is useful. I also like their brand of licorice sweets which they don't sell outside Scandinavian countries unfortunately.

lovely little shop where you can find... things that hurt the planet less than the supermarket…read moreversion? wait, let me start over. the owner is a friendly american dude with a passion for, well, not hurting the environment. here you can get your organic/fairtrade/vegan/etc. clothes, cleaning products, candy, and shoes. useful to note that if you buy certain bottles of soaps and detergents there, you can bring the empty containers back to be refilled at a discount. the prices are pretty reasonable and the service is top.

LOVE Lush! Favorite…read moreproducts are the Lemony Flutter (great for dry hands and feet) and the Sacred Truth Fresh Face mask. The staff here is very friendly and knowledgeable. Would definitely return.

I have been here several times to accompany my friend who is always keen to buy some of their…read moreproducts. We live in Copenhagen when good shops can be hard to find, including this one. I guess what attract people to LUSH is the quality and ethics of their products, organic, handmade and not using animal for testing. The products are generally more expensive than other brands in the same category but that is expected if they are as they promise. The shop is beautifully decorated, always with signs to distinguish each products - and this is important since most of the products look like candies or chocolates :P. The girl working there is always 100% nice and helpful if you have doubts or questions about thing. I give it four out of five because I have never tried their products myself, but as buying experience go, they're pretty good.

When I moved back to Copenhagen after 12 years in California, I was thrilled to see a Sephora!…read moreSephora was always my favorite back in California. It's a stunning store and it's a HUGE store! You can spend ages browsing all the different products they have in here. However.. It's missing a few things in Copenhagen to make it what I truly loved in California. I wish they had the beauty insider card here, as I used that quite a bit back in California. I also really liked that you were offered samples more to try out products before spending a ton of money on a product you weren't sure about. PLUS, a ton of the brands you can find in the American Sephora isn't available in the Danish Sephora, which is a complete downside. I also wish you could buy online from sephora.dk, i'd say I online shopped the most from Sephora in California, so I miss that option a ton here!

Sephora is one of my favourite cosmetics shops because inside you're allowed to touch and try to…read moreyour heart's content without any pressure to buy. Plus, they carry a large range of brands that would otherwise be hard to find (for example, the awesome natural line from Korres). Sephora Copenhagen is located in the Illums department store. The girls who work there are all very sweet, but the store itself is missing some finer details compared to Sephora USA and Asia. The makeup testing stations aren't always stocked with rubbing alcohol (for sanitizing products), makeup remover, or tissues. The layout and product displays aren't quite as impressive as other Sephoras. And there seems to be simply less selection overall in terms of skincare and hair products. Don't get me wrong, it's still a great place to shop for makeup. If you haven't heard of their rewards program, it's worth checking out. The rewards themselves are mediocre, but the part I've always enjoyed is the little birthday gift Sephora offers every year.

My hair is pretty much ruined and it seems that only expensive shampoo from L'Occitane is the only…read moreone that helps. Obviously, my hair has more expensive taste compared to the content of my wallet, or my bank account to be precise. Anyway, in Indonesian culture where I come from - women's hair is considered the crown of the head so I dutifully buy this expensive product for the sake of my hair to look at least presentable. Short summary is that I found out that it's the only place where they sell huge refill pack - the 500ml. I have tried to ask around in Copenhagen and Oslo, nobody has that but this little shop in the odd deserted mall in Malmö. What can I do? If I must cross country to get my hair looks ok, then so be it. It's kind of a hassle to take your passport with you just to buy a bottle (or refill bag in this case) of shampoo, but hey this girl got no other choice, unfortunately. Servicewise - this place is excellent. I got tons of samples from this place and they always treat the customers very nice. Do be a member if you regularly shop here then you will get newsletter about the discounted products - trust me, you want to know about discounted products considering how obscene the prices are

normally i get my shampoo and conditioner from the airport on the way home from a trip, but now i…read moreknow where to get it relatively close to home. the hard water in copenhagen has really been doing a number on my already lame hair, and l'occitane seems to be the only thing that even comes close to helping. we were offered friendly advice and discounts were pointed out to us. you can also buy refills for the shampoo and conditioner in plastic bags to cut down on packaging waste. the offered products were actually even cheaper than in the duty free shops, if i recall correctly. when our purchases were being packed up, the sales assistance gave us each a handful of nice samples. i'll definitely be back. (: