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

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."

Tried these products and did not like them. Would not exchange for the redken gloss shampoo…read moreconditioner I originally wanted. So disappointing - terrible customer service.

Big store with big selection of perfume that you do not find in the US but do not go if you are a…read moreperson of color. Security will follow you around even if you are purchasing something. The security guard literally stayed so close to me that it made me very uncomfortable and ended up not purchasing what I wanted. Instead go to GALLERIES LAFAYETTE-60 Av. des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris which is a couple steps away for a bigger selection of perfume and great customer service. Good luck :)

Have a store in Paris with some fashionable French people running around inside and I'm an instant…read morefan. It's sad, it's pitiful, but true. Thankfully, I won't be moving to France anytime soon and the flight is too costly to visit if only to shop. My wallet is so grateful. The difference between Sephora in France and Sephora in Chicago/Chicagoland is huge. For variety, quality and fabulous samples, you've got to go to Paris. Buy a tube of YSL gloss, and they give you a nice size YSL gloss in a brand spanking new color they haven't quite promoted. Samples at Sephora Paris today are the generous size I remember my mom getting when I was like 4. Her sample bag was almost as big as the full size cosmetic items she was buying. A field day for a 4 year old or the 24 year old.

This store was on my list and I made it there. There products are made in Provence and are…read moreabsolutely wonderful. I wish I had bought more. You can find some of the products on Amazon. Less expensive to buy in France. The store smells heavenly. It is in Marais. The shopkeeper was so sweet and so helpful. I love Durance.

From the owner: Durance, Maison de Famille fondée à Grignan en Terre de Provence, offre des produits parfumés…read moreraffinés et locaux pour de véritables moments de bien-être. Ses bougies parfumées, parfums d'intérieur, parfums pour soi et cosmétiques naturels embellissent notre quotidien et sont issus des essences naturelles les plus précieuses de Provence, Terre d'Origine et Source d'Inspiration.

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

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.

The Grand Dame of them all as I have been told. I have visited 6 times over the last ten years…read more Always a pilgrimage for the wife. As per my wife, they carry all the product lines versus a neighborhood Sephora location. Most arrondissements throughout Paris have a local version. Super busy. Always crowded. If you suffer from anxiety proceed with caution. Lots of employees available to help. Tons and tons of tourist. Always a good time for the ladies and gents. Come and Enjoy!!!

Such a beautiful parfumerie with an extensive range of rare fragrances. There is something for…read moreevery scent hound, regardless of their olfactory preference. This place will enchant you with their choices and displays. Very knowledgeable staff who are very helpful.

The experience at Nose was phenomenal to say the least. Ironically, i found Nose through a post on…read moreReddit, did some research and just walked over one day. Not 100% sure what I was walking into, I initially asked if i was able to make my own scent which is truly my number 1 want in Paris, which they did not do. But what they did do is set you up sort of on a scent journey based on your current fragrances and help you find a signature scent. You sit at their bar where they offer you coffee or water. Complete a profile and based on that they will tell where you base, head, and heart notes lie and will show you 5 scents. You smell them without knowing which is which. You rank them and based on that you get a batch of new scents. And then from there you narrow it down to four. They then spray four on your arms and then you pick your number 1 to wear. There was absolutely no sales pressure. I could have walked out with just samples or i could have bought everything. It was amazing. I bought two colognes and lefts with maybe ten samples? I loved it. The staff was amazing. The place was absolutely perfect. I would do this over and over again.