Beautiful shop. Helpful staff. Many niche brands. It provides a very enjoyable experience…read more However absolutely nothing is priced. My friend researched prices first of what she was interested in so she had somewhat of an idea before she made the purchase.

Very disappointed by the lackluster service from MoS. I bought two samples online and requested a…read morepickup location at the Fillmore Boutique. I waited 3 days before emailing the business. Before then, no one let me know when I could pickup the samples. When I stopped by yesterday afternoon, the samples were at the cash register in a black tote. The salesperson was not friendly and seem to huffy about being bothered to give me my purchase. Sad lack of customer service.

The Foggy Notion store in the Inner Richmond area of San Francisco is one of my favorite stores in…read morethe city for gifts for both myself and others. It's superbly curated with love and intention. I am thankful that I now get to experience the second location of Foggy Notion when I'm flying in and out of the San Francisco airport. If you find yourself flying in or out of Terminal 3 at SFO - save some time in your schedule to pop into Foggy Notion. They have magical finds from ceramics, to handmade bags, to natural skincare, to jewelry, cute hats, locally tie dyed socks, organic throat lozenges, chocolate caramels, Bay Area themed candles, colorful hand towels, incense, herbal tea, beautiful napkins, fruit jams, artisanal salts, roll-on fragrances, and much much more. Even if your travel bag can barely close and you're on a tight budget - I would encourage a visit to this darling store. Browsing Foggy Notion is a delightful experience, and it is a fantastic way to learn about new artists. Alissa the owner of Foggy Notion - genuinely cares about cultivating community through a superbly well thought out store that spotlights fantastic local artists and gifted crafters. She puts a heavy emphasis on supporting talented women-owned businesses - who strive to produce products with both integrity and care. If you need to pick up a special something for a loved one or yourself -either after or before your travels - be sure to stop into this wondrous spot. Trust.

This store is AMAZING!! I wanted to buy every single item in the store. They carry so many local,…read more"clean," and organic brands for the home and body. The product selection is carefully curated and outstanding. It's the best place to buy gifts for yourself, friends or family. Highly recommend!!

I go to Mighty Market regularly to help combat plastic use. Favorite items: mouthwash, dental…read morefloss refills, dissolving laundry soap concentrate, bulk borax, and dishwasher tablets. I love that I can drop off extra containers for other customers to use or grab a container for myself if I forgot my own. The staff is helpful and knowledgeable.

I would give Mighty Market five stars, but the customer service could have been a little better…read more The clerk was very quiet and did not have a lot of answers to my questions. That being said, the market itself is amazing. I love the products, the setup, and the overall feel of the store. It is a beautiful start, and the customer service experience would not stop me from coming back. I just think a little more focus on customer service and product knowledge would make this place even better. Overall, great market and definitely worth checking out.

Love the product and packaging. Received pkg quickly. This…read moreis real oil and the smell is magnificent and takes me WAY back.. If you've tried other products you have to try Frankie and Myrrh-this is the best!!

Last Wednesday was truly a scent-sational breeze. My nose knows no wrong. I could simply smell…read moredifferent types of floral depths even if I'm standing near the front of the entrance that was called Frankie & Myrrh. I once had made a gift exchange with my mini black glass canister for a "Spray the B!#ch Away" during the white elephant gift event. That was few years back. I used that spray to create a mist before bedtime, and that was a pleasant scent. Too bad my whole family didn't like that scent, not even my ex-wife. Thus, I'm the only one who can have it in my room in case I get annoyed. Back to the latest. Sweet strong scent from diffusers and sachets, sweet customer service, and a sweet atmosphere that brings positive feelings in one whiff. Though each of the purchases were still expensive, the one for $15 was the French lavender essential oil. Not as strong as my Bulgarian version in a tiny cobalt glass bottle, the French lavender will be good enough to help me relax. I have yet to use it after I use up my Bulgarian version. Anytime of the day, I can only smell with or without opening its tiny bottle. *Sniff*, *sniff*! Aaah! Aromatherapy at its very best!

Browsing thru while awaiting my daughter's hair appt nearby. Older Caucasian woman...platinum long…read morebob haircut was initially friendly. As there are MANY candles and home decor goods, I proceed to open a jar at the register to explore the scent when she abruptly and rudely said "Don't open that! It's honey! The candles are over there!" Go figure. I doubt I'm the last adult person to mistake a jar for this, given the store merchandise ALL around (you don't see foodstuff, you see pillows, tchotkes and candles, not jars of honey that could be spilled). Needless to say I left thereafter and wished her good luck with business. Treat your customers with better service and respect. She was rude. I won't be shopping there, nor recommending other locals to shop there either. Inventory and decor style still the same from its inception years ago. Curious to see how long they remain in business.

FANTASTIC! Always find the perfect gift and the service is impeccable! I love the bag, tissue…read morepaper, and love put into making my gift beautiful! Grateful!

Visited this location for the first time and Colette and Briana were absolutely wonderful! They…read morewere incredibly accommodating and helped me find the gift I was looking for. Thank you to both sweet ladies!

Appreciate the women working here that pointed me in the right direction. Their expertise with the…read moreproducts and scent notes were top tier. Upon learning my scent profile, they helped me make bold but educated choices -- The one thing that I have come to terms with is that I love scents that work for me. I used to chase scents that were the "most popular" or "most attractive." However, our body oils change that profile a bit and the same scent does not smell the same on everyone. So although I do enjoy oud scents, not on me. So I told the workers there, "I like strong but subtle" and "I have some sweet scents in my armoire." Santal and Noir were previous purchase and the obvious choice would be something similar. However, a sweeter scent would also be obvious based off my collection at home (MFK 540 E, Carmina, etc.). The ladies here (on two different days) helped me decide on a scent (which I'll gate-keep) and I have loved it ever since. It smells amazing and I've received several compliments so far. Come here, be open to suggestions, and allow the scents to sit on your skin. I'd suggest coming here with no scented lotion or perfume on already and allow the oils to sink into your skin. Then maybe, you'll find out that the less "popular" scent works better for you than the Le Labo you smell on everyone else!

Decent selection of fragrances, but some of the staff were weirdly unfriendly and dismissive. I…read morewent up to one employee when she wasn't busy and politely asked her for some recommendations. She acted annoyed, like I was interrupting something important, then sprayed a few fragrances on some test strips and quickly walked away without a word. Not sure why the vibes were so off, but overall, still worth visiting to sample all the niche perfumes.

My wife and I had a fun time smelling…read more Ministry of Scent was packed, but well-staffed with super nice, unpretentious, and knowledgable people with no hard sell. Each location has a curated hard-to-find collection, but this location is larger than the other branch and it's surrounded by other boutiques. You can get sample vials for $6-10, which you can often get back if you buy the full bottle. We loved Circue de Soleil, which smelled of buttery popcorn, cotton candy, and caramel apples, and Mango Sticky Rice, which smelled of mango, rice, and sticky. We didn't like the Katie Holmes, which smelled of bad acting, smirks and flop sweat. Is there a better experience testing fragrances? Nobody nose!

I just wanted to give everyone a heads-up about a recent credit card transaction that seemed a…read morelittle suspicious. I came in yesterday and bought two bath bombs--honestly, they're pretty pricey, and you're probably better off going to Lush. But here's the issue: I was charged one amount at checkout, and then about 15 minutes later, my final credit card transaction showed a different amount. It's not a huge difference, but it definitely wasn't what I was initially charged. Totally my mistake for not asking for a receipt. I should've gone back to talk to them about it, but I was already pretty drained from walking all day.

While strolling pier 39, this little store caught my eye. It's cutely decorated with their items on…read moredisplay and areas designated for photos. Now, I made a few visits. My first visit was in the morning and I was able to try their scrubs and lotion (they have a little sink station). They smelled great and my hands were so soft. They stayed soft until the evening when i went back. And yes, I did wash my hands and use hand sanitizer throughout that time gap. The sales people were friendly. Some of them too much so. Upselling is definitely a valued practice here. To the point that it gets annoying and almost made me not get anything. Many phrases of "if you buy two more of these items, I'll give you this for free." So on my second visit i left with a scrub, lotion, and several bath bombs. Easily over $100. Needless to say, this place is pricey. I really am happy with my scrub and lotion. The bath bombs were cute but I wouldn't get them again, for the price that they are. Howd I get lured back again? Sales associate mentioned they were doing free facials the next day. Well, i don't mind paying a visit to the fisherman's wharf on my final day for a FREE facial! Again, it was a play on words. The facial turned out to be just a chance to use their truffoire product. Advertised as a white truffle skin care. Afterward, my face felt smooth. The associate helping me this time couldn't stop talking about how it's cleared up their acne. While i went to eat and walk around, i read the reviews and looked up the original seller. This stuff is expensive but they seemed to be offering it for a deal. Sounds too good to be true. But eh, i splurged when i went back for my final visit. I felt like chum in water cause the upselling turned up to a level 12. It was overwhelming and stressful. I finally conveyed i only wanted the cleanser, toner, day cream, and facial peeling. Does it work?? Well, i have used the products for a month now and I do notice that my pores are smaller, skin brighter, and I've had virtually no breakouts. I do believe the chemicals they use are really potent so i use it sparingly. Along with the fact that it's expensive and I'm not looking to make such a big purchase again. Like I mentioned, the upselling is annoying and so after being persuaded to get more than what i had expressed an interest in, I finally made my purchase. Before leaving, what I assume was the store manager pushed another pitch: because of my purchase, I could choose a free item from their "sister store." Some robot store i can't remember the name of. The "free item" became "50% off," and more lines like, "If you get this, I can give you that." Thinking back on it still makes my eye twitch. I wasn't interested but they insisted. Ended up dealing with more upselling. The free item turned into 50% off and if "if I get this. I can get this. Great deal...etc". Recalling it makes my eye twitch. I finally left but the experience left me flustered. TLDR; here's a breakdown: Pros: Cute and well-decorated store Fun experience trying products Products seem to be high quality Cons: Pushy and persistent upselling Misleading promotions Pricey