I commute all the way from Chicago to purchase these bars of soap and now I purchase detergent, I…read moreliterally can't get enough of this place and I can't recommend enough. My whole house smells beautiful

This place is amazing!! Their bath bombs are THE BEST. They have so many unique scents and…read moreofferings like soaps, fizzes, bombs, lotions, and more. The staff is so sweet and are always happy to offer help or suggestions.

I visited Inluro for a girls' night and overall had a really nice experience. When I first walked…read morein, the place smelled amazing. The space is open, cozy, and beautifully set up with candles, scents, and other products along one wall, plus a large bar area where all the candle-making happens. Once I found my friends, we were greeted right away and started our session. We began by choosing our scents. My friend asked a few questions about scent profiles & while the staff member helping us was friendly, the guidance was a little limited. She mostly encouraged us to "explore and figure out what you like first," which was totally fine, but I think my friend was looking for a bit more direction. There are tons of scents to choose from, though I did notice a few had a slightly chemical note under the main fragrance. I ended up choosing vanilla bean, cinnamon and vanilla, and snickerdoodle, and the mix turned out perfect. After picking our scents, we chose our candle holders. They had a good variety, but the cuter ones all had the store logo printed on them, which I personally found a little tacky, so I went with one without the branding. At the bar, our instructor walked us through the process of slowly mixing our scents and smelling as we went. Following her advice really helped because my candle turned out beautifully and exactly how I imagined. After pouring the oils and stirring for a few minutes, we were done. Compared to another candle-making class I've taken, this experience was much quicker and less detailed, so if you're looking for something deeply involved, this might feel pretty simple. But if you want a cute, quick activity and a nice candle to take home, it's perfect.

We've been here several times for different occasions, and have always had a great experience…read more Sue, Rob and their staff are warm and inviting. Each time we make a different scent with vessel and have loved the quality and how long the scents last! Great for a date, team event, parent/child bonding, etc! Highly recommend!

Where do I start? I absolutely LOVE this place! We held a "Sip & Suds" class here celebrating my…read moremother! I can't say enough nice things! The staff, the class, the products! Absolutely wonderful! The ladies can't stop raving about the lovely time they had! We all learned so much creating our soaps & room sprays! I highly recommend booking with these ladies! They made our experience SO great! I also have to mention how obsessed I have become with their Organic Baby Lotion! My 2 year old has eczema and this has worked so great! I have been using it on my face nightly as well and love the results! And I have super sensitive skin so it's great finding something that also works! Can't wait to go back! I have been planning my next visit already!

Great service, very knowledgeable associates, and the products are locally made, totally clean with…read moreno preservatives, or artificial additives/colorings. I used many of their creams, oils, slaves/balms, bath products and soaps, and they are all excellent! I will continue to shop at Mion for my products and I highly recommend that you visit Mion too.

I stopped in the shop whilst wandering the rest of the shops on Wilson street. It's a cute little…read moreshop and very clean. When we stopped in they were doing an Easter egg hunt where children could find one egg each and it had little treats in it, and my daughter was delighted to find her very first easter egg and get a little ring and piece of chocolate. No, it's not on 63rd Street--that's an homage to when the owner first made soap as a girl whilst living in Chicago. But of course though they have cute little events going on here, they also have some nice products. Lots of hand soaps, handmade, with varying scent profiles. They have other bath and body products like bath bombs, lotions, oils, and so on. They also have some accessories--I bought another headband for facials and they had some sponges and the like. I also heard her telling another customer that they offer classes, though I'm not sure if it's for soap making or one of the other products here, but definitely something to check out for something different to do.

Brand new business that recently opened up only a few months ago. We came into the store and we…read morewatched the owner crafting new candle creations from scratch which was really cool to behold first hand and got to basically judge our opinions on this future candle smell. We bought a few products that were at a great price too. Great place to stop in at and support a new small business!

I was immediately greeted as I walked in. It was so refreshing to have assistance available…read morewithout having to search. The young lady was very helpful and even showed me some samples of new things. I was able to purchase what I came for, and even took a couple additional items home. The store was beautiful and well organized. It was apparent that the staff truly cared. Keep up the great work!

It is 11 AM on a Saturday morning. There are no less than 10 employees and maybe five customers…read more From the very loud woman greeting people as they walk in the door in her very fake jovial voice, to the other employees who just hover and watch over you, it's a very disturbing experience. As if the overwhelming scent of candles isn't enough to overstimulate anyone, having that many people all in your face is a horrible shopping experience.

I didn't realize Midwest Nice had another location--I've been to the one in Lincoln Square and it…read morewas an unexpected surprise to stumble across the Geneva store. The woman at the shop welcomed us as soon as we came in, and she heard us talking about Lincoln Square and said her daughter (I think) owns it. This shop is larger than the other one, I think--it felt less crowded than the other one. But still the same great merchandise. They carry artwork by Chai Wolfman, who I actually learned about through the other Midwest Nice; anyway, her work is pretty cool. My friend and I each independently grabbed shirts for our kids that said Midwest is Best, so now folks will have even more reason to ask if they're twins. I like that they support local artists. If you're looking for something for a gift or souvenir, you should check the place out.

This shop is slightly hidden in The Berry House building, which also includes a winery and antique…read morestore, but it's definitely worth checking out just for this place, particularly if you are looking for a Chicago-themed gift or want to support a local artist. Prints, magnets, cards, tshirts, and more!

Very friendly and helpful. Yankee candles are the best. I have my favorites and this store always…read morehas them in stock.

Ask anyone who knows me, if I own 1candle, I own 20 and my go to place has been and will always be…read moreYankee Candle. You can buy candles anywhere and probably for less money, but you can't get the experience you get when you walk through the front doors of a YCC and hear a voice welcome you almost immediately. At the same time all those wonderful fragrances are enticing you to step further in and to pick up one of the new scents on the front table to smell or bop over to the table with some of the older fragrances. The absolute best part of this visit though was the sales person! This store could not have hired a better lady for this job, she had it all; personality, knowledge about the product and patience. Cam short for Camille thankfully liked many of the same scents as I do, so she knew right away NOT to take me to the sweet food fragrance; even though she did ask if they were something I would be interested in. She asked about scents I liked and then showed me several scents she really liked that were kind of similar but yet very different. Cam also showed me and yes, sold me the new Gel Fragrance Warmers with many of the gels in my favorite old and now new scents as well as the candles I originally was coming for. I could go on and on, but if you are looking for a great store to shop in and a fun and outstanding person to help you; check out Yankee Candle at Geneva Commons in Geneva Illinois and look for Cam, but I do have to say the other two ladies that were there were also really super nice and supportive.

What a great florist! Walked in for a last minute bouquet for my Mother in laws 82nd. Gracie was…read morequick to grab some various flowers and set to work making us a gorgeous bouquet! Her prices were very fair and the arrangement looked like I had spent 3x what we paid! We choose and adorable vase to top it all off and headed to take MiL to dinner. Next time you have flowers on your tondi list stop by and chat with Gracie! She's a gem and a Winfield local!

Gracie was awesome to work with! I called asking for a bouquet with sunflowers and roses that was…read morefall themed with a 48hr turnaround. The end result was great and on time! The flowers are very fresh and each look perfect! Such higher quality to grocery store flowers. Highly recommend!

This small shop caught my eye as we were moseying down Third Street in Geneva last weekend. The…read moreentrance is a somewhat farther back from the sidewalk than the others in town so it might be easy to miss. Any shop using the word "apothecary" tends to pique my interest since they often carry more niche brands, or higher end skincare, and as someone who loves exploring skincare I am quick to stop in; this was no different. I was a little surprised to see as much Dr. Hauschka here as they carry since that's a line you can get at Whole Foods. It was also a surprise that as a shop specializing in makeup and skin care that they didn't appear to carry a sunscreen--and I mean an a product that was solely sunscreen, not a foundation or lip color with SPF 30 or something. Sunscreen is probably the most important thing one can use in their routine, but you wouldn't guess that at a shop focused on skincare? They have a LOT of scents here. It's a small shop and it can quickly become overwhelming, as well as hard to tell the perfumes apart. Both of us customers in store quipped about the lack of coffee beans, and learned that they had them once and when they spilled they stopped using them. I was curious about one but I wasn't able to tell what it truly smelled like since one of the other folks in the shop had sprayed several already. The person working gave me a little tester to take home, though, which I appreciated. I would give this store another whirl if I was in the area. But overall I was a bit disappointed in their skin care options and lack of detail (the missing sun protection). They have a lot of makeup here too but I didn't really look at that much (it was somewhat dark in the shop so I wouldn't have been able to see a true color anyway). The building is not accessible; there are several steps to get into the shop. It's street parking only.

I'm a total skincare junkie and I LOVE Odalisque. They have the best skincare, fragrance, and…read moremakeup, including their own line of makeup! Bridget and the staff are so warm and helpful--they will give you a product demo or a little makeover to help you find the right products that you're looking for. A truly unique boutique! If you're not local to Geneva, they will ship to you, too!