Friendly service but they're often out of stock of what I need. Their sales can be a little…read morecomplicated as well because you'll get an email saying buy one get 150% off and it doesn't mention. It has to be specific products. There are also signed all over the store saying get $10 off of $40, but it doesn't apply to, it only applies to specific products where the signs are posted. It would be helpful. If the sign said it was for that specific brand only. When you're looking at a column of products with the sign everywhere, it's easy to believe that it's inclusive of everything. The parking lot is tricky to get in and out of so I would suggest you park in the lot by target or behind over by TJ Maxx. There are very few spaces in front of the store itself and there are cars constantly passing in and out of the area. Definitely a nightmare for people with disabilities that cannot find a spot in front of the store.

Meh. There's really nothing to say. The store was on the smaller side, and my cashier was convinced…read moreI was trying to scam her. I had to return a product because it didn't deliver on it's promises. Hello! Lady, look at my hair. Clearly, the product didn't work. At any rate, she refunded my money begrudgingly and I was on my way. Good day to you.

I like this sephora it is small but they carry the brands I like most like urban decay,too…read morefaced,they carry a few others as well I was pleased with the service the ladies were friendly not a bad experience for me @ all :)

I shop at sephora often, being a make up connoisseur, and my experience was both good and bad. One…read moreemployee, an older woman with short, curly hair was incredibly rude, and watched me as if I were going to steal something, which, of course, I was not. She told me in an incredibly crass fashion that I had contaminated a set of brushes by simply opening the set to see what the brushes (which still had their covers on, mind you) looked like. She had watched me the whole time, waited until I had looked at the brushes and wrapped them back in their case, and then criticized me. I was embarrassed and wanted to leave. That being said, because of her rude behavior I called for a manager (which I've never had to do before) the manager, however, was incredibly apologetic, energetic and excellent at her management duties. If not for her, I would not return to this sephora, but she (the manager) had an outstanding attitude and I salute her for being gracious in this situation.

Amazing staff and great selection of gowns for your special occasion! Loved my dress.read more

Merlin Norman HollyHill Mall Burlington, NC On February…read more21st, 2024 around 3 p.m., we arrived at this establishment first. A female entered the store after us, and the owner totally disregarded us and took the girl with her. When we were looking for dressed she was telling the other girl I'm the owner and i can negotiate the price. But did not speak to me or my mother or even acknowledge my sister. After trying on 6 dresses my sister insisted that we try another store because she felt uncomfortable because the owner made her feel out of place. Even after trying on all those dresses not once did she come over to us. I am upset and hurt my family and I have been purchasing dresses from this company for years and we truly feel discriminated against. My sister is 16 and was truly hurt by this situation. Thank goodness for Maura, who was so kind and welcoming that we wouldn't have remained as long without her. I hope the owner changes her ways because she was truly disgusting.

First time here. It was convenient so I stopped by. Plenty of parking but the fence makes it…read moredifficult to see when turning in out staff never acknowledged me while in there and was left to find things for myself. Never got a greeting and the store was empty. The online app said what I needed was in stock and it wasn't so it was a wasted trip. Plenty of parking in private lot. Just be careful pulling out of the lot.

The rating of my Dec 24th post has changed. It now has a one star . My wife went in to get a…read moreprescription and the misunderstadding about the discount she recieved. They couldn't comprehend the problem an began to talk down to her. They are assholes to boot. I hope they close down

They are always on point and helpful. Not only are they well stocked but they also are great…read morehumanitarians. I overheard them donating tracks for a young lady that started a new job and needed some help. I got what I needed and went by the other locations to see what was new. I didn't leave empty handed in any.

Horrible service. Ordered Dec 4th and it still hasn't been mailed. They don't answer emails.read more

Wandering Lark is a local Burlington gem, and I can't believe that I am first to review them! If…read moreyou like candles or know someone who does and you enjoy supporting small women-owned businesses, please check out their storefront or shop their products via their website. They also carry their candles in a number of gift shops throughout the US . Wandering Lark is run by two inspiring women - Laura and Julie. I have had the pleasure of speaking with Laura on several occasions and she is the sweetest, most genuine individual and truly made me feel like a friend and neighbor. Being new to the area, her warmth and inviting nature made me feel more at home. Perhaps most importantly, Wandering Lark's small-batch, hand-poured soy candles are amazing! They use all American grown soy wax, cotton wicks, and high-quality phthalate-free fragrances. I've bought several of their classic jars which are made of beautiful blue glass and feature signature brown labels with their hand-drawn designs, as well as a few travel tins. In addition to the classic jars, every moth they feature a special jar that is only available for a limited time - often these jars are collaborations with local potters. Now I am fairly picky when it comes to fragrances, yet I have liked practically all of the Wandering Lark scents I've smelled (all 30+)! In addition to their bestselling scents, they feature seasonal fragrances. I'm not exaggerating when I say that I wanted to buy every single Fall and Winter fragrance they offer. Visiting the storefront studio is a great way to test out fragrances before purchasing, but you can also sign up for their email newsletter, which not only gets you exclusive coupon codes and early access to their monthly jars, but also allows you to enter their drawing to become a candle tester. I was fortunate to get chosen to be a candle tester last holiday season, and it was such a treat to get several travel size candles in the mail to review. During COVID-19, their storefront has limited hours, so I recommend checking for the latest hours on their website or contacting them via Instagram or Facebook (they are very active on social media and are quick to respond to messages). When things are back to normal, they plan on hosting candle making workshops in their studio and I can't wait to attend. I am a big fan and hope you'll check them out!

If you know, you know! Just in case you don't.. here's my review..went to pick up an online order,…read moreit was not busy on New Year's Eve and I decided to browse the jewelry. After I made a purchase, I headed to front to pickup order. No issues and no crowd!! Win-Win. Happiest Blessed New Year

Visiting any JCPenney store takes me back to memories of shopping with my mom either in store or a…read morefew the JCPenney catalog. For many years this and Sears were the staple department stores, but they are age and inability to keep up with the market is definitely showing. There are some vintage like items that you can only get in JCPenney, but their prices for things like Home goods, which I was actually looking for, we're so high compared to other similar retailers Like Kohl's and discount places like TJ Maxx and Marshalls. They definitely can't hold a candle to Amazon and other online retailers offering a wider variety of items at cheaperprice point. They've also tried to add things like a specific cosmetic area which used to be a partner with Sephora, but I think that relationship has ended and so it really is a sad reflection of a store, whose time is probably long gone. I hate to see JCPenney go away of Sears, but I think that will happen soon.