Good makeup store with decent prices and helpful staff. Usually crowded every time I have visited…read more For some reason I always feel like a kid in a candy store, wanting to try or buy everything I see. I have found couple of my favourite lipgloss here, so I am coming back for sure!

Kicks used to be a shop with pretty decent prices on beauty supplies. It's been awhile since I went…read morehere I can tell, it is more exclusive now. Less hair and hygiene products almost only make up and perfume. They used to have boxes of combos (perfume) - maybe that is only at Christmas because there were NONE now. Helpful staff, when asking. They accept AMEX.

For me Åhléns used to have a cheaper connotation to it. But that was years ago…read more Åhléns is very much a qualitative department store - luxurious, expensive, fashionable and so much fun stuff to find! I enjoy just browsing the four stories. They have probably hundreds of brands of each category/department. Good competitor to NK. I especially like their home decor and office department. The CDs and DVDs are too pricey to bother buying here. Their beauty and makeup department is really something, and even if do not buy much makeup in Sweden (too expensive IMO) I enjoy trying colors and fragrances. It is a bit odd but fascinating to see the Japanese brand MUJI actually has its own category on the navigation signs, no other brand does. MUJI seems to be the only brand for the (plastic) storage products. Are you from a non-EU country look for Global Blue Tax Free signs. They will for sure ask if you are a member. Membership is free as long as you shop enough (don't know the limit, didn't care). But why would I PAY for not buying? Like being punished if you do not tay true. Well, you get a magazine that I most likely wouldn't read. Still, I love the stores!