It was the most relaxing facial I ever had. When the treatment was finished, my skin never looked…read moreso glowing. All the products are organic and I bought several of them to use at home. The technician was very gentle and skilled and seemed to know just what I needed.

Really cute and small beauty concept shop - there's a nail bar to get manicures (Essie or Kure…read moreBazaar polishes), a make up station, a room to get facials and massages, and a nice selection of beauty products. On the left side of the shop you can buy make up products as well as get your make up done (day or night looks). They also carry a number of high-end, unique, and cult-favorite brands to care for your skin, hair, face, lips, and body. Downstairs, there's a private and peaceful cave-like room where they do the facials and full body massages. There's only one bed though, so you can't come with your BFFs to get massages all at the same time. The service, experience, and brands here are special so it's on the pricier side, but would make for a nice treat. You can preview their products and services online. They're quite knowledgeable about all the products but aren't pushy. The owner Juliette is really sweet and also speaks English if, for example, you don't know how to say, "I'm looking for a hair product that will give me a perfect slightly-wet, silky look all the time."

Worst Sephora ever. I went to return something only to be bombarded by the security guard as I was…read moreleaving after he followed me round the whole shop. I was not made to feel like a customer but instead some kind of juvenile. Being approached by a massive guy is not the best expereienyand made to feel embarrassed in front everyone for absolutely no reason and he checked my receipt. Never return here again. If you're a tourist avoid this at all costs

I am an American, and I'm addicted to my hair tools…read more No - I refuse to be ashamed! I use a hair dryer and flat iron at least a couple of days per week because I have a thick, wild mane and despite it being straight, it's often unruly... unless there's a good amount of deliberate intervention. And because I'd prefer to use hair appliances that actually work to their full potential, I skipped buying a 'dual voltage' flat iron while still in the States and instead opted to purchase one in France. If you think about the math, it works out: 35 EUR for an appliance that you'll actually own for future trips to Europe vs. a single blowout at the same cost. Convinced yet? Actually en route to the Monoprix in search of said flat iron, I noticed Cyra Lydo and decided to stop in. And I'm glad I did: I had at least a dozen flat irons to choose from... everything from travel-size Babyliss irons selling for 25 EUR to high-end heat tools. I picked a mid-range appliance and was quickly on my way. Result = good hair days throughout the duration of my trip, save for the day I was drenched in unexpected downpour. Tip for American travelers: Don't forget that the maximum temperature is expressed in Celsius vs. Fahrenheit!

From the owner: En plein cœur de Paris, ne ratez pas ce lieu incontournable pour les passionnés de la Beauté, un…read moremagasin de 110 m² dédiés à la Beauté Professionnelle à prix avantageux pour Particuliers et Professionnels. Vous y retrouvez quasiment TOUT pour votre Beauté en qualité et format Professionnels ! Nous proposons plus de 5000 produits, fournitures et matériels pour la COIFFURE, l'ESTHETIQUE, le Maquillage, la Manucurie, l'épilation, la beauté au MASCULIN, et bien plus encore... Venez nous rendre visite et vous apprécierez notre expertise et nos conseils personnalisés à votre type de cheveu, de peau ou de petit souci beauté. Visitez notre site pour en savoir plus www.cyralydo.com

In Paris, getting your nails done can be quite expensive. It isn't like in the USA where you can…read moreget a mani/pedi for maybe even only 20 dollars... no, here, even the cheapest salon will set you back 40 euro. That being said, you can get a polish change at Culture of Color for 5 euro ! They also do a gel mani for 30-something which lasts 2 weeks. In my professional opinion, it is the best place to get your nails done in the city from the price/quality standpoint.

Went in for a badly needed pedicure with a friend who had just arrived for a visit from the US…read more Chairs in the back were comfortable, but we're in the line of traffic to the back room supply. Not exactly a spa environment, but the staff was adorable and very friendly, trying very hard to speak English to my friend. The actual pedicure was average (did I mention I needed this badly?) but the polish was perfect and was such a treat. Easy to make an appointment online, which is a plus for those with poor spoken French (ahem). Nail bar out front was full. Great selection of colors and high quality OPI products.