Wonderful experience. Super fun selecting fragrances, vessels and embellishments. Jackie was so…read morehelpful and enjoyable to be with

While wandering around the Seaport, I happened across Lifebloom. It is tiny, but very cute. It is…read moreaesthetic. I loved their scents, especially the palo santo candle. I ended up with a small Abundant Valley, which has jasmine and Lily of the valley notes. I can't wait to burn it and I hope it has good throw. Staff was very friendly. I'm looking forward to returning.

Walking by this seaport area, I came across this small candle Bar. Alyosha is super friendly guy…read moreand if you're looking for an amazing experience this is the guy! super knowledgeable and extremely talented. It was my first time doing something like this and I cannot believe the amount of aromas that were available in the store.

I love this place...they have everything and prices are moderate. Sales associate is very nice and…read moreaccommodating...a must to check out

I stumbled upon this store recently and absolutely loved it. They sell an assortment of household…read moreitems and souvenir's. The store is quite spacious and very tidy. the staff were exceptionally nice and very welcoming. If you're going to support a local business then please consider it being Essex Corner.

I have been coming to this store for years, when they were in their first location in the North…read moreEnd. I even schlepped my ass to Brookline when they briefly moved there. Thankfully, they're back in a different area of the North End, still doing their thing of sustainable products. Maria (owner) & her staff + interns are amazingly friendly & helpful! There are probably eco-friendly things here you didn't even know you needed. It's great to be able to bring my empty glass jars or use theirs to get your refills. It's a simple & easy way to get whatever items you need, like body lotion, detergent, & other products. They also have an abundance of plants which is pretty cool. They even do a clothing swap & other events too, so you have to follow them to know when they're happening. The issue is that they're not always open when they're supposed to be which is unfortunate.

These fearless young women are making a sincere effort to challenge the way we live, to strive for…read moremore sustainable practices and to clear the path for the rest of us to make sustainable choices more easily too. I've tried ordering eco products online before and it's been hit or miss. I'm happy to have found a place where I can see things in real life before buying them and make sure they are durable and sized correctly for my needs, even try a toothpaste tablet from the sample container, and talk to real life people who have tried the products so I can find out what makeup remover to use with the bamboo pads and whether shampoo and conditioner bars will have a different feel than the liquid stuff. More bonuses: they are walking distance from the orange line, they said I can bring back empty containers and buy refills, and their plant nursery section is nice. They are a bit pricey, as should be expected with ethically sourced products, not to mention storefronts that pay rent in the North End. Most of what I bought will hopefully last long enough to more than pay for itself. I'll be back!

Tis' the Season for Aesop!…read more This Seaport flagship's interior is stunning! I'm going to be sending the interior design decisions here to my future self so when it comes time for my homeowner era, I can decorate my house to look just like it does in here. Besides the decently-sized store and basically having a full stock of all the Aesop products offered, the staff here are seriously the best! Me and my boyfriend visited the store a few times this year and have left in a 10x better mood not just because we walked away with Aesop products but also because of the interactions we had with the staff. Special shoutout to Victoria though, because our last visit here was wonderful in every way. We were poured a soothing peppermint tea, offered small snacks, given generous samples to take home and were given 110% patience as we went around trying all the products that peaked our interest. Highly recommend visiting this Aesop store if you're in the area and also get a hand washing experience while you're at it!

Regular customer of Aesop ... greeted at this store by a salesperson so abrupt and dismissive it…read morewas a shocker. I was looking for a specific product, and without fanfare she pulled it from the counter, walked to the register and checked me out so quickly I didn't realize what was happening. The friend I was with - clueless about what Aesop was - remarked about how unappealing it all was. I would have continued to shop but left abruptly because the vibe was so negative and completely unprompted. Perhaps the salesperson was taught that luxury skincare requires contempt for the customer. Maybe it's just the new seaport vibe. Either way, no thanks.

Terrence is such a wonderful person, amazing recommendations and genuine help. Love this placeread more

Came in here one summer day as I was just browsing stores in the area. When I walked in it smelled…read morewonderful. I went when it first opened for the day so It was not crowded or anything. The guy helping me though seemed like he didn't want to be there though. He wasn't too nice to me. I ended up buying a mini perfume as I didn't want to travel with a large one. And he kind of gave me a look like that is all your buying?!

Loft & Vine is a hidden gem in the North End. There is a nice selection of items from both local…read moreNew England and global artists. Everything in the shop is nicely organized and prices are clearly labeled. I bought some Boston stickers, a post card, and body lotion from Farm+Sea, a small batch candle and fragrance company based in Amesbury, MA. The employee was very friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend stopping by here if you're in the area whether you're a local or a tourist.

Loft and vine is a great store to bring home a souvenir, shop for home decor or buy a gift for a…read morefriend. They had everything from cards to bags to Boston souvenirs to hand towels to seasonal items. They have something for everyone. It's on the smaller side so on the weekends it does get crowded. There is also not much parking out front so I recommend Ubering.

I try to do/give my very best with everything I do, and that includes selecting cards for special…read morepeople. And LovePop cards are one of the very best, by a mile. LovePop cards make the world brighter because LovePop created something that wasn't there before, unique, creative, wowza cards - with a dah of magical. If something's worth doing, it's worth giving it your best - or in some cases 'beyond' your best. And that is my intention, to give my very best. I can't control how the recipients of my best will react, but in the end, I will know that I did/gave my best. And that is all I can do. And LovePop cards are the best! - "Do the best you can, with what you can, while you can, and success in inevitable." ~Steve Maraboli, Unapologetically You: Reflections on Life and the Human Experience

I was eating a lobster roll when something caught my eye. Across the way there was these neat art…read morework trees, landmarks and animals. They looked kinda like those pop-up books when I was in grade school. Open the book and a cool picture comes to life. I couldn't resist and had to check out the booth. Lovepop Cards ship is located in the Quincy Market in the center dinning area. Lovepop Cards are pop-up cards with beautiful designs that come to life when you open the card. The display showed all the cards open. Bears, trees, Eiffel Tower. Grabbed a few and continued on the Freedom Trail. Simple yet sorta unique/not the usual hallmark card. I'm sure the ones that receive them from me will enjoy.