Eyes brow shape $21 Sugar eye brow shape $24…read moreEye lash tint $20 Eye brow tint $13 Eyes trio $49 The total rescue treatment $53 Eye lash extended poa Single treatment 8 hrs $37 Two treatment 8 hrs $63 Five treatment 8 hrs $132 Single treatment 2 hrs $42 Two treatment 2 hrs $74 Five treatment 2 hrs $158 Express spray tan single treatment Miami $48 Deluxe manicure $58 Deluxe pedicure $74 Including a. Luxury paraffin dip for intense hydration Shape buff and polish hands $32 Shape buff and polish feet $32 Add a luxury warm paraffin dip for intense hydration to your manicure/shape buff and polish Weeks of everlasting colour with no chipping add gelish to your manicure/pedicure $21 Gel polish with shape and buff $37 Removal $11 Trial ts and cs apply $42 T and c s apply must book and pay for special occasion make up occasion make up Special occasion make up napolean perdis and van t minerals $83 Professional colour match 20 mins Redeemable van t minerals $42 Massage Full body 1 hr $83 Back neck and scalp 3/4 hr $67 Back and neck 1/2 hr $51 Scalp 15 min $21 Hair removal Brazilian waxing sugar ing $69. $77 Brazilian maintenance 4-6 weeks Waxing $58. Sugar ing $67 G - string waxing $42 sugaring $52 Bikini waxing $27 sugaring $36 Half leg waxing $37 sugaring $47 Half leg and bikini waxing $58' sugaring $78 Half leg and g string waxing $75 sugaring $94 Half leg and Brazilian waxing $91 sugaring $109 3/4 leg wax $42 sugaring $52 3/4 leg and bikini wax $65 sugaring $84 3/4 leg and g string wax $80 sugaring $99 3/4 leg and Brazilian wax $96 sugaring $114 Full leg wax $58 sugaring $67 Full leg and bikini wax $80 sugaring $99 Full leg and g string wax $96 sugaring $114 Full leg and Brazilian wax $112 sugaring $130 Under arm wax $27 sugaring $36 Full arm wax $37 sugaring $47 Half arm wax $32 sugaring $41 Lip wax $11 sugaring $16 Chin from wax $11 sugaring $16 Lip and chin from wax $17 sugaring $27 Nose or ears $11 Sugar side of face $18 Men's wax back and should ERS $53 to $62 Men's wax $100 to $115 Men's wax $26 to $36 Men's wax under arm $32 to $42 Men's wax half arm $37 to $47 Men's wax full arm $42 to $52 Men's wax half leg $42 to $52 Men's wax 3/4 leg $48 to $57 Men s wax full leg $63 to $72

Sure: Mecca has some hot competition on their toes with as ephors opening in Sydney this December,…read morebut for now, this is as good as it gets for us cosmetic loving dames and gents in Brisbane. Of course there's always that other shop, open 24/7 a.k.a the World Wide Web but you'll be pleased and/or surprised to note Mecca have recently dropped their prices quite heftily to fall in line with US prices. And they've always been generous with samples. As a dame with sensitive and often reactive skin, the ability to really test a product, be it makeup or skin care, before I buy is appreciated. Pair this with customer service from the staff that 9 times out if 10 goes above and beyond and it's a bricks and mortar store I'm more than happy to give my Monopoly money (read: paycheck) to. As Fleur pointed out the staff don't pounce straight away. They will ask but I've always found them to be respectful of my space once I say I'm just looking. Similarly, if you do need a hand they'll be ready! If you are to visit either of the Mecca's in the Mall, this is my pick. There's just a little more range than the Queens Plaza store.

I went into the store a few weeks ago to do a makeup tutorial. It was my first time doing one and I…read moredidn't really quite know what to expect. I was helped by a lady named Mindy and at first, the tutorial was quite good and engaging. But later on, when I was struggling with my eyeliner, she snatched the brush out of my hand and started mocking me, proceeding to tell me that I was doing it wrong in a very frustrated and annoyed tone. I thought the point of the tutorial was to learn more about makeup and get a better feel for some of the products I don't have much experience with. I spent the rest of the time feeling embarrassed and stupid, especially after continuing her rude behaviour. It made me want to leave and ruined an experience I received as a gift and was relatively excited about. I was disappointed because friends who had done tutorials at other Mecca stores had been telling me how great tutorials were but that was really undermined by my experience.

Following suite from Ella Bache, this Pure Indulgence has had a mini facelift from all the reno's…read morehappening with Indooroopilly Shoppingtown and it has upped it's game. I am a Pure Indulgence convert, the Yuva and Dermatologica products they use on you are organic, smell heavenly and have put me to sleep a few too many times. Currently they have a 'Celebration Facial' worth $79 for Christmas which is a mix of the 2 product types and there is this 2 brush exfoliation thing they do that feels pretty good on your skin. From a price point, a signature facial here is cheaper than a signature at Ella Bache. The products are just as good and cheaper to purchase after the fact. The girls don't try and sell you a bagful of products when they are 'treating you' which I love and it doesn't break the bank... which is good as day spas go. The Deluxe Pedicure is a great present to give people for 30 minutes of foot bliss, and they also do a really good eyebrow sculpt/wax here too. Note: Book at least a week in advance during busy periods they get really busy.

I purchased the voucher for my eyebrow wax and tint and eyelash tint on Groupon and it was great…read morevalue. Maria was lovely and she did a great job on my brows. The salon was easy to find and very clean. I would recommend to anyone, looking for a lovely place to be pampered.

Like a magpie, I was drawn to the sparkly jewellery at the front of this shop, thinking it was yet…read moreanother new accessories brand that had hit town. But no, in fact it's actually a beauty mecca - full of the types of pots and brushes and pretty cosmetics I long to cover my dressing table with. And such clever little ideas too. I was tempted by the Brow Sculpting Kit - which comes with a colour palette especially to suit your hair colour and also contained tweezers and a little compact. Then there were the bejewelled lipstick cases. And the brand's own range of nailpolishes in covetable colours. And the party palettes (with cheek, lip and eye colours). I also found out that the plush brushes have a huge cult following - apparently they've been used by makeup artists in Hollywood working on some big-name films. Even better - this Aussie owned brand is all all mineral based makeup so it's good for your skin, too. It must be - it's used in over 100 spas and salons and clinics throughout Oz. That's a brand with a good reputation.

The Issada concept store in the CBD is a pampered girls dream. Their beautiful Australian-owned…read moreboutique range of cosmetics is predominately mineral based and a welcome change to the caked-on look we have all donned at some shameful point in our lives. The store itself is sleek and stylish. There is a great selection of nail polishes, and also the opportunity to get your makeup done by one of the lovely shop attendants. Another thing I noticed was their range of wax crystals. A nice change to the average candle, you can put wax crystals in any vessel with the wick provided and it will act as a scented candle. With flavours like milk and honey, watermelon and coconut these make for an awesome gift to yourself or to a friend. If you find yourself spending loads of money in department stores on cosmetics, I urge you to try something different at Issada. In my opinion the quality is just as good for a little less on the price tag.

TINY MAKEUP. ALL THE TINY MAKEUP. After finding myself caught in the Mecca Maxima airport vortex…read morewhile waiting for a filght I've convinced myself you could leave all your cosmetics at home and find yourself a travel face just from the mini products the new airport (Virgin terminal) Mecca Maxima. Why go full-size when we all know we never use up mascara or hit pan on the Hourglass full-size ambient lighting powder you got after watching a YouTube beauty guru sing glowingly about. But in all seriousness, the addition of Mecca at the domestic airport is a grand thing. Should you have forgotten any of your skincare / cosmetic accoutrement or if you've just gotten up at 4am for the first flight out and need a little pick me up, you know where to make a beeline for as soon as you clear security.

I was waiting with a friend to board a flight last week and ended up binge spending here - but I…read morecouldn't not do it because not only is their product range quite impressive despite the moderate sized store, the lady who helped me was one of the most knowledgable and friendly people I'd had a shopping experience with in months. She was incredibly patient and helped me find a new mascara and compact foundation, and didn't push the limits of the budget I had given. Which was great because although I could have been easily persuaded, the rest of my pay period thanked me for not spending what I could have! She was able to tell me the details of everyone who tests on animals, who is certified cruelty free, the legal information regarding those labels and of course the other little facts regarding the lines that are not tested on animals except for their sale in China, which was really refreshing to hear. My previous experiences with Mecca stores hadn't ever been the best and I wish I remembered the name of my helper because she needs a raise. Thanks x100!

my best memories of lush were being in the queen street mall to see bands etc and the smell of lush…read morelingering in the air everywhere. I found the products ok I bought a hair shampoo bar once and a sunscreen in a bar as I get a lot of allergies to sunscreens for some reason since a child and need a zinc based one so I have to be careful what I buy.

Hannah helped me pick out some shower scents that fit my needs to a T!! Even gave me a few samples…read moreto try. What a star!!

Those fabulous, natural Jurlique products get their own space in the form of a concept store in the…read morerefurbished Westfield Carindale. (I can fairly confidently say that this little section of shops has solidified itself as my favourite section of the shopping complex.) I ducked my head into Jurlique a couple of weeks ago on the hunt for some samples, because heck knows when you're looking for a new beauty product the last thing you want to do is commit too much money to a product you're even not sure will work for you! Still, Sarah at Jurlique was incredible and I ended up walking out of the store feeling happy with my decision to purchase a full skincare routine - a cleanser and moisturiser, with a bonus free pack of a toner, serum and hand cream. I took the plunge because Sarah provided such excellent customer service, including reassuring me that even if after a couple of weeks the products weren't working for me, I could return them to the store for an exchange or credit. With my anxiety over products being right for me, that reassurance was exactly what I needed to hear. Aside from all that, Jurlique's products themselves are really beautiful. They all smell so great and the natural ingredients used in their products come from Jurlique's very own organic, bio-dynamic farm down in South Australia. I love that. I'm happy to know that the products I'm using aren't loaded with chemicals, and after a couple of weeks of regular use I'm starting to notice the change in my skin that I was hoping for. I'll be headed back in to Jurlique again soon to take advantage of the offer of a free facial that I received as part of my purchase, too - the Carindale store is one of only two Jurlique Concept stores in QLD, which means that not only do they sell their beautiful products there, but they also offer a spa experience, with facials and massages in-store utilising their gorgeous range of products. Looking forward to it.