Very well curated and aesthetic space. Lots of skincare and beauty options. Very spacious.read more

Not too much inventory, though it's a cute and clean little shop. I came in to see if they had a…read morespecific product that they carry and they ran out, and so I got on a waitlist for more of it. This was over 2 weeks ago and I've gotten no call yet. The same day I went to milk & honey which had loads of the product.

Such a cool store! Went with my mom & grandmother on a girl's day out. The whole store smells…read moreamazing & a super sweet employee with braids helped us. She was super nice and even gave us free samples on our way out.

Absolutely love this location! Every time I come to Houston it's a must stop. Lindsey and Clarissa…read morewere so much help and had great energy. Clarissa took her time to scent match a body lotion for me and was very patient. Definitely be coming back!!

I loved their resurrection hand balm, and decided to get their hand soap for not only the wonder…read morescent but also for the aesthetics as I'm hosting soon! I was also wanting to their room sprays, and I love a good earthy scent. Tyler helped me choose Olous and I appreciate it so much! So so helpful and I'm glad to come back here again for refills!

Traipsing after a late Sunday brunch and belly and heart both full, I came across an Aesop store. A…read moredesign group I follow had done a focus piece on Aesop's branding notes, and I happened to be nearby, so I walked in from sheer curiosity. I stepped into the dark yet softly-lit haven with the rays of the sun peeking through, and my senses became awash in the woodsy fragrance permeating the space. What brought you in today, asked a cheery voice; I mentioned the brand focus, and the associate indulged me in an overview of the store concept and how each of the Aesop stores are different because each works with local architects. The Galleria store apparently borrows from NASA themes, cavernous, curvaceous, and white, and this particular store in the Heights inside a mid-century building houses fabric drapes and a table of the same era. He even went onto show me the gift boxes and their various curves and edges modeled after some of their flagship stores around the globe - and how their colors stack to model the sunrise. Product packaging to store exhibit, all while encompassing brand identity A how streamlined and beautiful is that? Tyler, as I learned was his name, then became my guide through the woods, the florals, the citrus. I had only known of hand soaps at Aesop, which I was able to try at the sink. Apparently there's a whole world more of: - Hand and body creams - Personal fragrance - Home fragrance: room sprays and incense - Shampoo, conditioner, hair gel - Shaving products - Mouthwash and toothpaste - Skincare products Of these, I took an immediate interest in the fragrance and skincare lines, even more so after Tyler said Aesop has a presence in Korea (talk about a cutthroat skincare market - if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere). He asked questions about my regimen and made recommendations that showed he was clearly knowledgeable, then offered samples to try at home, with a kind acknowledgment - "I know it's a lot to take in, and I would like for you to try and see which products you like at home." It's one thing to offer samples, and it's another thing to really look out for one's experience, and Tyler accomplished the latter. It's extra-impressive that he was informative and engaging without being pushy. Talk about the epitome of the ideal shopping experience. Among the samples that he offered that I was also able to try in store, I really liked the feel of the masque, and ended up getting the vitamin C serum (because, who doesn't want more vitamin c serum?). Knowing that it's shelf-stable also was a nice touch. So step in - don't be overwhelmed by the product lines or intimidated by the minimalist layout. Take in the ambience, enjoy its offerings for yourself or someone dear, and see what draws you in. And if you're lucky enough to meet Tyler, you'll be in good hands, and you, too, may walk out an Aesop lifer - or at the very least refreshed with a sillage of Tacit trailing you.

Don't purchase here. My husband bought me some blush that was a Christmas gift and they said it had…read moreto be taken back in the month that it was purchased. It not like I don't have a receipt.

Amazing service , best staff in the whole Katy-Richmond area ! Aniyah and Kelsie were super helpful…read more, I was so excited for this opening !

They set me up with an appointment quickly, were kind and friendly. The place is pretty, calming,…read moreand clean! Nivea talked me through the whole sugaring process. I highly recommend going there!

Excellent tan! No streaking and beautiful shade of bronze brown. Professional spray tan and…read morefriendly staff! They keep a record of your shade so you don't have to remember it.

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE! Zero stars!…read more Don't waste your money. Lashes fall out everytime within hours of getting them done..... the staff is extremely rude and disrespectful. Will talk shit They have terrible customer service. Lashes will fall out if you go here don't waste your time or money. I've been going here for a year hoping things would get better but they just keep getting worse. The glue will burn your eyes and they don't care about fixing their lack of doing a good job in the first place..... they will fall out and damage your real lashes. Then they will refuse to remove them when asked. BAD BUSINESS !

Best lash studio I've been to. Consistent and quality work by all the stylists! Highly recommend!read more

Love this location Chante is the best & The Frontdesk Staff was super helpful & Attentive! Would…read morerecommend!

My lashes always look amazing with An Duong. Ask for her, she's great. The staff at the front desk…read moreis always friendly.