The Mecca of beauty. Ok so even if you're not into makeup they have a lot of skin care and body…read moreproducts and perfumes you can browse. This is a world class establishment carrying only the finest products from progressive Korean beauty products to classic French perfumes. The brands source their ingredients world wide such as natural Springs in Japan. Still not convinced to visit? I believe this is the flagship store so it has everything and then some. There's even a little sushi bar inside but makeup on the conveyer belt instead of actual sushi. They're taking the whole consumer experience to the next level. One thing I absolutely adore about this particular Sephora is the amount of helpful employees around the store ready to help you with anything. My only downside is that you cannot use your Sephora insider card from America. Other than that you should totally stop by if you're on Champs Élysées.

I visited this Sephora store in Paris between 5:20 p.m. and 5:50 p.m. During my entire visit, not a…read moresingle staff member greeted me or approached me to ask if I needed assistance. I understand that stores can get busy, but I expected at least a simple acknowledgment or offer of help. As a loyal Sephora customer who spends a significant amount at Sephora stores, I left feeling disappointed by the lack of customer service. A friendly greeting and attentive service can make a big difference in the overall shopping experience. I hope the store places greater emphasis on customer engagement in the future.

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."

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

Great Sephora location! Staff was super helpful when I was confused with some of the French. They…read morehelped me create an account to earn points when I shop here (different from my US account). Will definitely be back here, it's just a short walk from where I live!

Fun place to pick up supplies! Wide selection of cosmetics! Could use some sunscreen and skin…read morelotion! Woohoo!

My girlfriend and I visited Paris mid February and prior to visiting, she had recommended that we…read morebook a workshop at this Perfume studio from positive reviews she had read on Trip Advisor. The concept of being able to create a customized scent seemed intriguing and out of the ordinary in comparison to normal tourist activities, so we decided on the 'En Couple' package, which is a workshop for couples where you make two customized scents in accordance to personal tastes. Since we had only 3 full days in Paris, after booking, I had emailed the Les Parfums team via their website to set a specific time and date. They were willing to accommodate a Monday, 11:00 AM appointment, which fell in line with our busy travel schedule. Sophie I believe is the proprietor and also lead the workshop. We began by describing what our favorite market scents were and then were given a worksheet that had a grid matrix with sections for a base, middle and the top note. We were then given out numerous scents to sample for the base note and advised to write down our favorites onto the worksheet. After, we began to mix the base note with our preferred selections. It was the same for the middle and top notes, and along each step, Sophie would critique our selections as well as provide expert guidance, so as to create balanced notes in the scent and to truly customize the output. My scent was coming out a bit too musky, but Sophie, who's obviously nothing short of a master at this craft, helped me make some corrections that really helped to fix what I was mixing. At the end, I wound up with a great men's cologne that was not too overpowering, but sweet at the same time. My girl's came out very balanced with hints of jasmine and fruit and she loved it. After we were finished, we did some last minute smell checks and Sophie bottled our concoctions into spray bottles with labels for the names that we had come up with for our cologne/perfume. The end product was of very high quality and lasted pretty much the whole day. A much better experience than buying some cologne at Bloomingdales! Your customized scent is saved and I believe you can also re-order anytime directly from Les Parfums! Both my partner and I loved the lesson and it was one of the highlights of our trip to Paris. If you are in town, I highly recommend this little studio as it's truly a unique and fun experience and totally out of the ordinary in comparison to the usual tourist stuff.

Wonderful workshop and Lola was a great guide. A very unique fragrance created from so many…read moredifferent scents. I had no idea how complicated it could be. I'm very happy with it and it was a lot of fun. Highly recommend.