The store is an upscale beauty store. One of those places where the people stand outside to suck you in to buy way too expensive goop for your face. Guy was great. He pulled me in just like he is supposed to. It was a particularly hard morning for me and he was very nice about my chaotic mess I was in. LOL I was just about to walk across the walkway to Planet Hollywood to go to the starbucks since everything else was out at the closer locations. Ultimately he pulled me in by stating he could help with the bags under my eyes. He put a serum under on one side and then fanned it dry and it DID work. I ended up spending well over $100 for this serum stuff and he evened my face out. Here is the rub. The stuff only lasted like a month at best and it felt like it was mostly the packaging. Additionally I almost felt like they used something else in the store because it did NOT work when I got home even though I replicated what he did to a T. Oh well. Live and learn. read more

Wish I could give ZERO stars. Came here to buy simple lipgloss and received the absolute worst experience ever in my life. The lady that helped me was so rude. She was mean and stole my change. She didn't have any change in her register and refused to tell me. Wow I've never been in a situation like this. I asked her name and she responded she didn't have a name! What a joke! Can't wait to tell corporate. read more

Skins 62 - The lady with horrible customer service and stole my change. - Cosmetics & Beauty Supply Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Service was terrible. They were flagging people down at the door but when I came in said absolutely nothing. I went to the montale section of the store wasn't greeted or anything. I made eye contact the door lady who asked if I needed help I shook my head yes and she called a blonde woman over who started removing items from the shelf in front of me still not saying much. I was torn between 2 fragrances and asked which one she liked. She dryly answered I chose 2 fragrances that I wanted walked over to the register and paid. She then offered me a sample (which they were offering everyone else who merely passed by the store) I declined and left with my $400 purchase read more

Do not shop here. They are selling counterfeit skin care! They claim the cheap pricing is a "today only" special or offer deals for you to "promote them" in your hometown. One product that is actually made in Paris and retails for $1,400 USD is being sold here for $199 and the packaging says made in Tampa, FL. This shouldn't be in a hotel like The Cosmopolitan. read more

Amazing store, excellent customer service :) great products for men and women. Bought wife facial cream and she absolutely loves it. read more

fantastic place with amazing products! great place to grab a bath bomb for a nice relaxing time in the hotel room read more

Skins 62 - bath bombs - Cosmetics & Beauty Supply Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Very pushy and was advised when trying to return the products of a 25% restocking fee which is a joke for the next day. Crooked professionals. I spent $4,500 I was a major sucker for my wife on our 40th. Shame on Me for falling into this trap. The Cosmopolitan needs to consider who occupies space in such a beautiful hotel destination. Thank You read more

Skin 62 Very pushy sales. They offer a sample product as you walk by and then if you take it, they pressure you to come inside and try another product for free. If you decide to make the wrong decision and go in, they pressure you to try their eye cream. I already have makeup on, so I definitely don't want to put a gel over my makeup. They are pushy pushy pushy. Then another sales person comes over and takes over for the one that brings you in. That one is super pushy!! He really wants you to try the eye cream. I said no, More than 5 times. Then he says ok, show me your hand. He puts a gel on your skin and rubs it in, tells you that all the brown bead stuff you see is dead skin, even though the gel has little brown beads in it to start. Then he puts a lotion on both hands and has you compare the difference. Yes, of course the one that has been slightly exfoliated looks and feels better. Then he puts on the big pressure for you to buy it. I try to be polite and I say Me - "I don't know, I'll think about it" Him - "what is there to think about?" Me - "I'll come back tomorrow. I'm in a hurry." And I was...meeting friends. Him - "I won't be here tomorrow". That was a lie! I walked by there the next day and I saw him. It's a high pressure sales tactic and very rude Me - "Sorry, I have to go. I'll think about it"And I rushed out! Literally, as I was leaving through one side of the store, another girl on door duty tried offering me the free stuff again. So...if they weren't so damn pushy, they might get people in there to try their products. But because they were so pushy about that ONE product, I didn't even look around and shop the rest of the store. I don't even know what else they offer cause I just wanted to run so fast to get away. Advice to you: let people walk around and shop. Don't be pushy. It's a total buzzkill and makes your customers uncomfortable. read more

What a cute little skincare shop at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. We have our usual skincare routine brands so we only looked at bath, body and hair products. The body scrub, hair mask, bubble bath, body lotion, lace face masks and cupcake soap we got are so cute! The prices were not bad actually. And the sales weren't aggressive or anything. Or maybe they tried but we are pros so we knew how to deal with sales people and they could never bother us. Loved this store! We will shop here whenever we are at The Cosmopolitan hotel! read more

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After looking around the hotel, I was pleasantly surprised to find out that this place sold bath bombs and bubble bath. Came in right when it opened after picking up some coffee on my way back to my room. Upon approaching the store, the lady passing out samples out front reeled me in asking if I was staying at the hotel (I was) and passed me off to a guy for a free eye cream demo. Once in his chair, Shawn (sp?) started the session with asking why I don't put anything on my face (um, sir, I literally just woke up and went to grab coffee) -- and it was pretty much downhill from there. He kept making comments about my skin and starting a sentence with "I don't mean to offend you..." which is always promising to offend. (Ha!) He demonstrated the Forever Flawless eye cream syringe, which was actually pretty impressive I will say. I'm not very well versed in skin care and seeing the effects within seconds was pretty awesome to say the least. Shawn was pushy and kept trying to make the sale. I was really considering buying it, but I needed a moment to think about it (and have my morning coffee). I told him I'd be back later and he bluntly told me "No you won't." The whole interaction put me off... I get pushy sales people, but this one took the cake. Joke's on him -- if he was just a teeny bit nicer, I would have come back after coffee and bought it. Also, I really just came in for bath bombs and bubble bath. I promptly left the chair and made my way to the bath bombs and in an instant, Shawn was nowhere to be found. The only other person in there was a guy at the register named Guy, who was absolutely wonderful -- friendly and helpful. Guy showed me all of the available products (and some brand new ones) and was very sweet and kind. Would definitely come back, but only to interact with Guy. Don't be a Shawn, be a Guy. read more

I stopped in because I read online that they had a selection of niche and luxury perfumes .... They do, however it's not very much and there were no new releases that I could see. They immediately pounce on you to give you a "sample" of their skincare which really means getting you to sit down so they can apply it to your face, suck up your time, and pressure you into buying. I was only interested in perfume and I have no problem saying no, so when they tried to argue I made it clear I would not be pushed around. They backed off. If they really wanted to just give me a sample they would have given me one to take home and try. They didn't. So to me it's pretty clear what the goal is. If you're looking for fragrance don't bother. Go directly to the brand boutique or a dept store where you will be treated well. read more

Damn, these people are aggressive! And I'm just referring to those who stand outside 'greeting' you, trying to entice you with samples to get you into the place. I imagine if you actually enter the premises, it's 100% worse. You know those people who work at kiosks in the malls who are always bugging and annoying? I've learned over the years to just ignore them and as I've gotten older, it's become a lot easier. I used to be afraid of coming off as rude, but, well, that has worn off a long time ago. However, if they start being more pushy, yelling out HELLO or anything else, I just pull the whole 'no English' method that seems to come in handy when I visit out of state... Reason I was actually curious about this place is due to the positive reviews for the Diamond Infused Eye Cream that they carry, but I was so put off by these people that I just keep on walking. This is the sole place within The Cosmopolitan I avoid at all costs, but they seem to do very well since they've been open since at least 2011. That being said, I still don't feel as though I'm missing out. Have a nice day. read more

When exiting and entering the Cosmo's second floor walkway doors, I would purposefully place my husband on the side facing the store, hide behind him, and walk the long way around the storefront (to avoid the sales staff). I stay at the Cosmo often and have been accosted by the employees at their entrance too many times! At first, I would politely say, "no thank you", but I found out the hard way that acknowledging the sales person only encourages them. They will put their hands on you without permission, chase after you, yell, and even insult you to force you to take their lotion packet and try to get you in the store. Their behavior is unlawful and should not be permitted. I shudder to think how bad your product must be to act that desperately and aggressively for a sale... The irony is, I would have likely walked in their store and browsed if they didn't have pushy, nasty, and unethical employees acting as vultures by stalking and assaulting me outside their storefront. No means no. Avoid. read more

One day when I had won a little too much at the tables and was feeling a little too good, I was lured inside Skins 62 for the full court press on their too good to be true skincare and treatments. I ended up paying $450. - lowered down from about a thousand - for their Forever Flawless brand Diamond Infused 24K Gold Instant Tightening Complex creme, which is the first thing applied to your eyes once they get you inside and which appears to demonstrate a tightened and wrinkle free area around your eyes within minutes. Of course they will additionally explain how this stuff contains crushed diamond dust and gold particles. In the end, what got me to buy, is not just that the salesman Eyar threw in a free Facial Peeling Gel and Aftershave Balm (both Forever Flawless brand Diamond Infused), but that he said that we would both get free facials. Now, during this trip she had been getting facials to the tune of a few hundred dollars each at the two resorts we had been staying at, so I calculated that two facials, plus these three products, for $450. (plus tax) didn't seem so bad, so I signed on the dotted line. Before reviewing the skincare products, let me evaluate the facials. Turned out - these were not facials at all (although they were free), but rather demonstrations of Elevare Skin's https://elevareskin.com/product/elevare-skin-red/ close to nine thousand dollar RED LED skin device, that purports to "simultaneously produce collagen fibers and elastin, while gently erasing signs of aging in all three layers of the skin." During my "facial," when I of course balked at the notion of paying anything like that for the device, the price eventually came down to $7000. for two of the RED LED devices, two Ivory (BLUE) LED devices, plus some kind of red LED hair stimulating device called the Revv. Besides the fact that the prices were still absurdly high, even at about $1400. each, I pointed out to the salesman that we already had a unit at home that cost just a few hundred dollars that had both red and blue LED light photon skin resurfacing, which who knows if it works but still just a few hundred dollars for a seven-in-one professional device, as well as additionally both the Tria eye and face anti-wrinkle lasers. There is some scientific data that LED will stimulate collagen in the skin, but there is no data that indicates that a $7000. device will work any better than a $100. device. Of course the salesman insisted that whatever he had was far better and worth far more than anything we had or could get, but we weren't going for it. At the end of the day, you might wonder, why even two stars, why not just one, for Skins 62 and the "Diamond Infused 24K Gold Instant Tightening Complex" - well, as you might have guessed, this isn't our first rodeo with skincare or facial devices, and what it comes down to with all of these devices is - do any of them work at all? Actually, our experience, is that some of them do, maybe not so much with making you look instantly decades younger, but with at least freezing the aging process (along, of course, with proper nutrition, hydration, exercise and staying out of the sun), to KEEP you looking decades younger. The Diamond Infused 24K Gold Instant Tightening Complex did actually seem to tighten a little around the eyes, and it did last about a year (haven't even gotten around to using the facial peeling gel or aftershave - have too many other skincare products that remain unused before I get to finishing off the Forever Flawless ones), and it may have some anti-aging properties (but - eliminate wrinkles in a matter of minutes, as claimed - sorry! not going to happen). Beware however that the "syringe" shoots out a hardened gook of eye cream most of the times you go to use it, which wastes some of this very expensive (contains gold, but costs more per ounce THAN gold) product. Would I recommend shelling out $450. for these items? No. But, if you are going to spend a ton on skincare, these items aren't necessarily more expensive than some others out there, if you can work out enough of a deal to get enough products all tossed in for the price paid. If you are interested, try to get at least four products out of the deal, try to negotiate the price down to $300., and avoid any of the seven thousand dollar LED devices - all of those devices are available online for a fraction of the cost, if you wish to try them out. You may also get ideas for skincare here, and research and buy them for less online. Good luck! read more

Don't accept their free samples at the door! It's just an invitation for them to pounce on you. Don't buy anything if you are on the fence because if you try to return it they charge you a ridiculous restocking fee. read more

I feel so bad for the sweet greeters that work there that have to deal with such arrogant employees. The greeters were the only nice thing about this shop because they have free samples.l to entice people in. We went into this shop for simple bath bombs but were met with cold eyes from the cashier just staring us down as if we were about to steal something. It was only when he realized that we were actual paying customers that he decided to give us recommendations while we were checking out. Those recommendations would have been way more convenient in the first 10 minutes when he decided to stare us down with no hello or anything, but rather wait for us to pick something up. After we had finished our purchase the cashier gave us a "sample" of one of their treatments by giving one of the people in our group an under eye refresher or something, but only applied it to one eye while casually mentioning that it was a 200 dollar service, as if we should be so humbled that they made my friend look like he had one sleepy eye and one normal eye. These people need to learn not to judge a book by its cover and that "recommending" treatments in a condescending way is not how you entice people to come back. read more

Yes they are aggressive, but they are just getting product knowledge to those who don't know about them. Despite the sales tactics (I'm in sales also) my mom was given the ability to try exactly what she was looking for. Alex was understanding to her needs and I'm glad they both were able to reach an agreement. Customer service is top notch as well. When we came back home to Cali, we called them concerning one of the products and they shipped a new one immediately. Overall happy with the experience with this company so far. read more

Normally I would avoid a store like at all costs, but I was on a getaway with my 14 year old daughter, and we were getting into the spirit of Las Vegas experiences - how bad could it be? As you may have seen from many other reviews, super unpleasant. The shtick is free samples, then, "come in - we have something else for you". I went along with it because my daughter was mesmerized with all their cute products. An associate put eye cream on me and then asked me if I used eye cream. When I said no, she asked if I was lazy or busy? I refused to answer such a rude question, and I should have walked out at that point but I was too stunned. Also - the eye cream seemed to work. Really interesting look into my psychology, because I ended up buying the product. I guess they thought they had a "live one" because then someone else came over to give me a facial of sorts. Super pressure sales. Quoted me $1000, but then said for you, it be $300, as a special discount. We googled it after we asked her to walk away, and saw poshmark was selling the items for a fraction of the price. We declined, and the girl was pissed, and stormed off. We left the store, but the "lazy" comment was sitting heavy on my heart. I am far from lazy, and it has been a difficult year for our family. I knew I couldn't feel good about this purchase. So I sent my daughter off to explore the mall for a few minutes, while I went back in to ask for my money back. While I was explaining my reason, I got teary. The girl who called me lazy was mortified and apologized, which was nice. But her boss doubled down and asked if I "was ok", and not in a nice way. He stuck up for her and said she uses that line all the time as a joke. I told them it is not funny, and said I didn't want to engage with them anymore. I got all my money back, and no restocking fee, pulled myself together, and found my daughter to start the afternoon over. The footnote to this, is that my perfectly nice and age appropriate skin broke out into little red bumps where they used the product. So although I went into this further than I would like, at least I walked away, financially intact. read more

Don't visit this store - stay away. Employees need to be better trained on customer service as well as precautions during the COVID-19 situation. This is a review for the shop in the Cosmo which was visited on 3/16. I would to echo some of the prior reviews indicating that the employees are very dishonest and inconsiderate. Here's my experience: 1. A woman giving out free samples encouraged me to take a sample saying it was hand sanitizer (which she indicated at least 4 times due to my hesitancy in grabbing it). After checking the product ingredients, it was just regular lotion. 2. The women then proceeded to tell me she would give me a free sample of collagen eye cream. However, I didn't realize that it would involve another employee handling cream and putting it on my face, without gloves and prior hand washing. When I hesitated (since we are supposed to be keeping distance from each other), I was bullied by the employee regarding my puffy eyes. For the sake of MGM's corporate responsibility, these employees need to be trained better to be a reflection of the brand the store is also representing. read more

I see people writing how their products are pricey. I disagree. Maybe because I come from Los Angeles, but if you go to a basic mall anywhere in LA that sells bath soaps they will be the same price. So for Vegas, for being in Cosmo, this is not expensive. The bath bomb smells lovely. The person in the front was extremely well mannered and friendly. I believe his name was Guy, He helped me choose a bath soap that I felt my daughter would love. It was a cute little mermaid the mess soap. Creative, fun and decorative, not just the soap but the store Itself. Very pleased. read more

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I went in here looking for a bath bomb or bubble bath to use in bathtub of our hotel room. I left with over $325 of product, none of it was for a bath. The greeter brought me in and sat me down with an aggressive sales person. He put some product around my eye area was explaining what it was and how it worked. Then he wanted to put some product on my nose for blackheads. I said I didn't want to try it because the last time I tried something for blackheads it took TWO YEARS for my skin to return to normal. His response was "I use it on my own skin" like it would be fine for me. I ended up getting strong-armed into buying the products he showed me and when I said, I came here looking for bath bombs or bubble bath, he dumped a body scrub into the bag. A little while later after we left the store, the skin around my eyes was burning from the eye product. And when I discovered I didn't actually have any bubble bath or bath salts, I ended up getting something at CVS. I was able to go back with my husband to return the products and get a refund, but they gave us a hard time, questioned why we were returning them. Because our interaction was just so fraught with aggression, the guy let me have the blackhead product, which I will not be using because I'm afraid my skin will react poorly with it. Don't go here. It's clear the salespeople here are just pushing sales regardless if there's risk of hurting the customer. I've had so much better experiences at Sephora and Lush. I've found the sales associates at these places actually listen to me about what kind of products I'm shopping for and give me helpful recommendations. read more

Engage, lure in with questions, then start the high pressure sales. I was firm and able to excuse myself quickly, but I can only imagine someone more polite might feel trapped. Products should stand on their own and not require pushy sales tactics--bad business model. read more

Fabulous boutique located in the Cosmopolitan shops features upscale hard to find beauty products, fragrances, makeup, lotions, and candles. I was surprised to see so many special products like Santa Maria Novella the Italian luxurious brand started in the 16th century. Skins store is very popular in Amsterdam where the store originated. You can also find a famous French brand called Diptyque. Famous for their slow burning candles and colognes which can only be found in high end retailers like Nieman or their own shops in selected cities. Don't get lured in by the creepy girl wanting to smear eye cream on you, she was a bit strange. Avoid her and enjoy the store. Had it not been for Megan we would have left and missed out on all of our favorites and new finds. Creed which is a brand that has made colognes for royalty and famous starlet icons such as Audrey Hepburn is here and used by many celebrities such as Julia Roberts. Lolia can be hard to find but it's here with it's cute fabulous shabby chic flowery packaging and it's gluten free. All of these fragrance's have one thing in common they are manufactured using high end essential oils not synthetic ingredients so you pay more for the quality products. Expensive but worth it. We bought a few hard to find items and what is so fabulous about this shop is you don't have to go into several stores to find these products, they're all in one spot. It's like a mini Nieman Marcus/Saks beauty counter but without the snobby customer service. I'll be back, don't miss this secret find! read more

Stayed at the Cosmo this weekend and walking by on our way to a breakfast reservation, made the mistake of taking a sample from the lady at the door and she then said she had one more sample inside to give. I actually RARELY take samples and now I remember why. Followed her to get it and they wanted to put some firming gel under my eyes - and told me 3 times that it would NOT mess up my existing undereye concealer because I kept saying I didn't need it right now- I was already made up for the day and had to go (again- we had a reservation) - he put on one eye and then went into a spiel about teaching me to do the other eye. I lost my patience and said I HAVE TO GO- we have a reservation. He immediately said - have a good day. Fine. Went on my way and once at breakfast, checked my undereye in the mirror and the "firming gel" has dried on top of my concealer as a flaky, wrinkly and ruined mess. On ONE eye. Ridiculous and infuriating. Stay away. They are pushy, rude and liars- putting that crap on top of makeup ABSOLUTELY RUINS IT. read more

Walked in here after dinner with my girl friends to check out the store, and the workers left a bad taste in our mouths. The store was completely empty, and even the sample girl ignored us as we walked in. Although there were 5+ people working, no one made an effort to greet us or help us as we walked around the store. There were workers literally sitting down and doing nothing. The only one who greeted us was a nice redhead at the back of the store, but it didn't do much to save the experience. One of my friends was actually looking to buy a lipstick, but we decided not to give them business after their terrible attitudes. read more

Heard of the store from a friend, bought some nice shampoo and a diamond peeling gel from a brand called forever flawless. Used it only twice but I ready love it. Thanks skins 62 read more

Skins 62 - Cosmetics & Beauty Supply Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Been living in Las Vegas for a couple of years and I'm looking for a long time for a store with high end skin/hair/nail products. A friend sent me to skins 62. Products are amazing but pricey..... Will be back for sure. Great service,great quality and stunning store read more

Skins62 is a beautiful space! A lovely girl will seduce you in to try the face serum. Great quick look! It could sell without her being forced to bring in a "special makeup guy" who will try to up sell a $7-9k skin products! Crazy that someone would think nothing of 5/7min you will drop, change and think You will change everything! Nice bath products, beautiful store, great young ladies to sell! Nice products! read more

While walking by I was asked to go inside and have an eye treatment. Maya was very friendly and explained the process to me. My husband purchased eye serum and facial peeling gel for me and we scheduled a facial for the next day. That evening I developed a reaction to the serum. My husband returned the following morning and we were given a refund. Maya insisted I keep the facial peeling gel as a sign of good will and good customer service. read more

Walked by this cute looking store that were selling bath bombs. It looks really great inside and their stuff seemed awesome. But once we wanted to pay for our stuff, it was ridiculous. We paid for two bath bombs and once we did, we noticed we didn't get our change. We then asked for our missing change and was told to give a dollar to get change or wait an hour for change. Cashier was rude, and service sucked. Wouldn't recommend going to this place unless you seek lacking service. read more

Place is just a high pressure icky sales place with total crap products. Lady kept trying to get me to take free samples and I kept saying no. (I was waiting while a friend made an appt at a salon across the way). Finally I said ok to shut her up then she made me follower her in. Then in walks a sleazy greasy looking guy with an accent for the high pressure sales. I was nice...at first. Then I just laughed at him and walked out. Just because you have a foreign accent does not make me swoon. The product should speak for themselves an they are total crap. Would not recommend and I would say that the 5 star reviews are fake. read more

Very classy store with one of the best skin care products!!!! Bought some nice teeth whitening system for myself and nice body lotion for my mother read more

Skins 62 - Bath gel + body lotion and body mist total 42 $ - Cosmetics & Beauty Supply Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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DO NOT BUY FROM HERE!! Forever Flawless is a HORRIBLE product and these people will scam you out of your money. This stuff doesn't even belong on drug store shelves. I had a bad reaction to the product after I returned home and they won't even work with me on an exchange (i even offered to pay my own shipping to ship it back)- shame on me for spending $1400.00 on such garbage (would have been better losing it at the poker tables!!). PLEASE do not get scammed and waste your money! read more

Came here for a bath bomb to use in my tub at the Cosmo and was cornered by a sales guy pushing some gimmicky products. Offered to put a sample eye cream on me then kept telling my husband he "owes him his life" because "the difference is night and day". I'm 27. It's literally a reflective serum with AHAs and peptides you can get from Drunk Elephant at Sephora. Won't be coming back. read more

Looked like a cute shop, and I wandered in just to browse. Was immediately accosted by a salesman who wanted to show me some product. I wasn't in a hurry so I wandered over to the product which happened to be this Forever Flawless stuff. He put some under my eyes and showed me / my husband ... Oh, look how much better it looks? Well, yeah, if you rub cold face cream under my eyes with a high mica content, it will reflect light and look better. Continue with the high pressure sales routine, and I finally said, "I'm good, I'm not spending $500 on face products, thanks..." High pressure sales have the opposite result with me - no matter what you are selling or how amazing it is, I'm not going to buy it. After I got back to my computer I looked up Forever Flawless, and it is totally a scam. You'll pay however much they think they can milk you for the product. Too bad because this looked like a cute shop in the Cosmopolitan, and I'm sure it loses money from this tactic. read more

Skins 6|2 Cosmetics at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas is a family owned retail boutique that carries cosmetics, fragrances, and skin care. The boutique seems to have originated in Europe (The Netherlands) and Vegas might be the first location outside! I literally thought I died and went to heaven the moment I stepped into this store. It is totally OFF THE HOOK! Skincare, perfumes, candles, makeup...not your run of the mill stuff but soaps from The Netherlands, fragrances from Firenze, makeup from Australia, creams made in the USA...all this and more in this totally unique, beautiful and luxurious store. Everything here was a treat for all my senses. I can confidently say being the skincare and product junkie that I am that there is nothing like this store in Las Vegas. Rahua, TokyoMilk, Diptyque, SantaMariaNovella, Becca, LittleGreen (for babies), GamilaSecret and EveLom are just some of the wonderfully natural and quality brands these guys carry. This boutique is just so special with its wall of mirrors and silver and white theme and it's great products. Yes, it's extremely pricey but where can I find a soap made in Israel that has no weird ingredients in it that smells and feels so smooth and perfect? I love you Skin 6|2! read more

First of all, holy sh&*, the sales associates here are so rude. I've never experience anything like it, and I lived in Eastern Europe! Example: I walked in and got ushered to try a free eye cream. The hard sale then commenced on a product called "Flawless Diamond." I had never heard of this stuff but the girl tried to convince me it was worth purchasing for $350. As it sounds like something they'd sell on HSN, I told her that I wanted to research the product before buying. Her retort was "yeah right, it's obviously a money issue," rudely implying that I'm just a cheapo. I restrained myself from telling her to go f&$@ herself and told her I'd think about it. She promptly stopped speaking to me and walked away. Everyone else in the store was also a borderline asshole, save one girl. Their hiring process must include a talent competition for the least friendly, least sociable people in Vegas. I have never, ever been treated like this before and I spend tons of money on skin creams (SK-II, La Mer, etc). But I'm not sure I would ever come back after that treatment. If you can stomach these jerks, they do have an interesting selection including Tokyo Milk, Diptyque, and Ren. I'll probably just order online, though. read more

Best retail customer service in Vegas. We were staying at the Cosmo, which had an incredible tub so I decided to grab some bath goodies at Skins 62 for a pampering soak. They have a terrific selection of unique and high-quality skin, fragrance and beauty products, plus a fantastic candle assortment (Diptyque being my favorite). But the best was the customer service. I wish I could remember her name - but there was a young saleswoman who went above and beyond to pull together an incredibly decadent spa treatment - without costing me a fortune. She located a wonderfully soothing, cooling, moisturizing mask, complete with matching bath salts and scented candle. When I requested the matching bath oil - they were sadly out - but instead of throwing up her hands she poured 5 HUGE samples of a similar, but much more expensive, oil into sample containers free of charge. Needless to say I was treated exceptionally well and with great attention. She made an effort that turned a silly afternoon bath into something fun and luxurious, and I will definitely shop at this store again next time I'm in Vegas. Thank you! read more

Located inside the Cosmo, they are a little heavy on the sales pitch. A gentlemen tried to sell my friend some kind of serum for $1500 that he promised would take the place of botox. Yeahhhhhh right.... I was greeted by a lovely young lady who was nice enough to walk me through the background of Creed, which I had been coveting for some time. She told me the background, who it was originally made for and some of the celebrities who wore it (JFK, Michelle Obama, ect) which didn't really affect me buying it, since I already wanted it. They also carry a nice variety of additional purfumes, and lotions and potions. Nice store, good service. read more

What a nice store, I love the products I bought there. It works amazing and made my skin look awesome. The employs are very friendly and helpful. I love this store at the cosmopolitan Las Vegas. They have great skin care and makeup and perfumes and everything you need. read more