Ran into really rude service today. I like this product, but I don't feel comfortable returning to…read morethis store ever again. For a luxury brand, I am used to being treated with a bit more respect and courtesy. Just a note to the manager or owner.

From the owner: Aesop is an Australian skin care company established in 1987, offering a range of skin, hair and…read morebody care formulations created with meticulous attention to detail. Our considered product range also includes personal fragrance and formulations for the home. Our objective has always been to formulate products of the finest quality; we investigate widely to source plant-based and laboratory-made ingredients from reputable suppliers across the globe, and use only those with a proven record of safety and efficacy. A sincere interest in sustainable design extends to every aspect of our workings, including our stores, which are created with functionality, sensory pleasure and setting in mind. We look forward to hosting you, at Aesop Bondi Beach or online.

This shop is very small comparing to the ones in Europe, however, I was lucky to find out my…read moreregular Foundation here. It was quick shopping. Not many products to choose from, just simple items. Nothing fancy, special or spectacular.

my friend has nice highlighter but ur makeup is too expensive. i think u should make it like 90%…read moreoff everything year when everything is 90% for a year.

I cannot stop raving about how good this make up is! They are probably better known for their eye…read moreshadows - they have an amazing range of colours but it's not as extensive as MAC. It's also less expensive because their eye shadows are so pigmented that you only ever need to use a little bit of the product. Whether you're looking for a matte or more sparkly eye shadow, they have all of them. There are only two stores in Sydney that stock Inglot make up: there's one in Westfield Bondi Junction and the other one's in Westfield Chatswood. A friend bought me a gift card from there and I was ecstatic to finally use it. We had a good long browse at the colours (she has a ten colour palette and she says she uses less than half of them!) so taking this in mind, I opted for a new range 'Rainbow eye shadow' where there's three shades in the one square. It's great value for money if you want a couple of shades of a colour to choose from, rather than buying a whole square of the one colour. The one downfall is the packaging unfortunately. The lid of the palette is held down magnetically, and although this doesn't slide off, when you slide off the lid it's easier to scratch the eye shadow beneath. The girl at this store was a little bit of a downer too. She seemed really reluctant to help us out, and seemed pretty bored with the whole concept of customer service. Unfortunate that.

I am a product whore. Is that bad? I just love them. I want more, more, more! And one in every…read morecolour. In the middle of Westfield in the centre of the aisle is a little pop up store called 'Inglot'. Gorgeous, bubbly make up artists work there and are willing to help you with suggestions for colour and style. A huge range of colours are available in different textures of eye shadows, shiny or matte. Lip glosses that are packaged in look-a-like test tubes are a thick consistency and really stay on your lips. Unbelievable! The colour I got unfortunately wasn't great on me, too pale, and I wished I had more time to have chosen correctly. I wouldn't mind building up a bit of a collection though! At $22 that is definitely feasible.

Mecca Cosmetica can be a little intimidating, especially if you're like me and your beauty products…read moreconsist of a body moisturiser and maybe on a special occasion you wear tinted moisturiser. But when I started living with a friend whose beauty products smelt divine, worked well and were worth a small fortune I did find myself wanting to jazz up my very bland collection. Once you walk through the doors at Mecca Cosmetic my tip is to grab a sales person straight away. The girls know their products inside out and it'll save you trying to negotiate what's what in this collection of worldwide boutique beauty brands. Be prepared to spend up as this beauty doesn't come cheap. That said the products are so unique and beautiful quality. I walked away with a Diptyque EDT ($120) and Kai Body Buff ($65) that I am so exciting to own and use!

Mecca Cosmetica is aptly named. It's certainly the mecca of all beauty products to service all your…read morecosmetic needs. This store sells a variety of products from makeup to hair care to perfumes and many more. Whatever you need to maintain and improve your looks, they have it and more. With so many brands from all over the world to choose from, shopping here is an absolute delight. You'll end up with so many things to buy with so little time. So if you're ever looking for a lip balm, or even your new signature scent, Mecca Cosmetica is the place to be!