We are American and don't speak any French. There was a lady inside the store who helped us test…read morefragrances. The store is very pretty inside and has lots of choices for scents but also has a selection of clothing and some home goods that are too cute. Would be a great spot to look for presents! I've worn my fragrances I bought a couple times since I have been home and still love them. The one catch is if you are sensitive to smells, obviously a perfume shop might not be the best place for you. The customer service in the store was top notch, the displays excellent and I am super happy with the products that I bought.

Quality/Quantity - Museum, 3 Euros to enter which is approximately $3.50 USD…read more Not expensive, but I feel this experience can be skipped. Unless you are a major soap fan... Next door is the gift shop. See my pictures, actually the visit was not even worth taking too many pictures. Ambiance - See above. Located in the busy tourist area. Service - Just okay. Gift shop which was self service. Price - Tourist prices. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success. Just curious, how many customers do you get in your museum?

Soap making in Marseilles is a popular craft and Savonnerie Marseillaise de la Licorne is a lovely…read moreshop full of options. They have four stores around town but this one is located right along the water. It's a lovely facade outside, well organized and decorated on the inside. Ya girl loves a unicorn statue without fail. And all the scents that fly into your nostrils when you walk in are layered beauty. The designs are all by hand which each little block seeming like a piece of art. Also stamped with their signature, they come in a variety of scents, colors and designs. Staff wasn't friendly but they nicely wrapped up my soaps, so all is well. I loved all the unique shapes and designs here. Very fun store to get unique Marseille souvenirs at non-offensive pricing.