Fans of Asian beauty products and clothing will find ibeautyshop.net worth a visit and if you can't…read moreget to the brick & mortar store, you can visit the online shop. You'll find currently trendy products like snail secretion skin care, hair curlers, bb cream, cc cream, etc. Most of the beauty products (skin care, cosmetics) are from Korea, from brands like Etude House, Toly Moly, and Skinfood. They can also pre-order items from those lines. The Milk Talk body lotion smells like milkshakes. Expect to find really cute packaging but not a lot of English on the packaging. There are testers of most of the beauty products. The shop is tiny but crammed full of clothes, lingerie, stockings, shoes, scarves, purses, jewelry, iPhone accessories and makeup. Not everything has a price but the things that had prices were very reasonably priced. The clothes and accessories are in the $20-$30 range. Some of it was cute - especially if you are a girly girl who likes bows, ribbons, ruffles, lace and faux fur (e.g., faux fur bras). However the material is predominantly synthetic. I couldn't figure out the sizes of some items. The shoes all look small, size 6 small. The skirts are super short. They have iPhone bumpers with Hello Kitty bows, iPhone cases that look like Dior nailpolish bottles I received a free sample and very courteous service. My picks: * Baby Milo iPhone screen protectors for iPhone 5 ($10) * Hello Kitty bow style iPhone bumpers for iPhone 4 * Etude House strawberry lip cream ($6, smells wonderful) * Pocket bunny moist mist - love the bunny packaging

Why were you closed on Tuesday Feb 5, 2019 and open Wednesday Feb 6, 2019 when I drove by!?…read moreAIYA! This place has style that some places don't sell. My girlfriend is interested in the kawaii women's clothing and the cosmetics it sells. It also has cute little gifts for women that other places won't sell. Example: Rose Bears. But yea.. I wasn't able to go there cause the place was closed on a day it was open and open on a day it said its closed.

I'm so glad we have Credo storefronts in the city. My partner and I both booked makeup one-on-one…read moresessions this past summer in preparation for our wedding, and it was a great experience. Neither of us wear makeup on a regular basis, and my techniques were stuck in 2008 lol. So the class was a much needed refresher on current makeup trends. Together, we spent about $750 and didn't get any free samples or gifts with purchase like you would online, so for that reason, in the future, I'll probably go there to try on makeup and make my purchases online, or be more direct in asking for samples/gifts with purchase. I really like all the products I purchased, though my partner picked up some duds (bad packaging, dry product) so in the future, we will make sure everything is working properly before the return window lapses, because these products are not cheap!

Who doesn't love a "green clean" makeup bar. I switched over from Sephora many moons ago. Bring in…read moreyour empties for points. High quality green products and makeup. Visiting the store is nice to try & see things in person. The staff were so helpful in explaining who makes the products and what goes into it. A must pop in while strolling Fillmore. A clean bright store and gifts with purchase and they can make you samples if you are curious. At the very least grab yourself a balm that can be used anywhere & anytime for your purse for some on the go hydration.

Popped in really quick to get a color rematch the first color Palm was way too dark and orange I…read morecouldn't really tell until I got out and about in the natural lighting inspired the lighting is very bad both visits I used the light on my phone. But this time I think is a much better match I'm not a makeup girly but I'm older and want to look a little more refreshed when I step out . I'll give this new color Batai a try and hope for the best!

I was here for a holiday masterclass hosted at Credo. It was nice to hear directly from the owner,…read moreand even got to watch a live demonstration of makeup application. The host took the time to answer everyone's questions, which made the experience feel very personal and engaging. Afterward, I enjoyed networking with other attendees and browsing around the store. It was the perfect mix of learning and shopping. This was my first visit of Credo, and I'm glad it was a positive one. I'm looking forward to returning to experience their traditional customer service outside of an event setting.

How do I put this briefly? Kohshi is simply the peak of Japanese artisan goods? No, that's not…read moreit... Kohshi is the friendliest store I've been to? Hmmm not quite. Kohshi is THE BEST store in Japantown. I cannot recommend this business enough. From incense, to burners, to beautiful tea towels, to scented oils and unparalleled customer service Kohshi does it unlike anywhere else. I love the calm, prudent, affable, and insightful demeanor of the staff. They even remembered my birthday one year I have been completely satisfied by every purchase & look forward to stopping by, even if it's just for a quick chat. The owners have been in business for well over 30 years with a growing passion for quality service & stocking absolutely phenomenal goods year-round. Personally I L O V E their Esteban París collection of incense. But don't just take my word for it. Stop by and gather your own opinion.

I buy the most amazing and fairly priced matcha here! I also got a super pretty matcha bowl and the…read moreowner is always so nice to chat to. I'm sad they close so early because I always want to browse after dinner. Catch them before 6!

My kid has been obsessed with anime and Japanese culture lately. So we decided to go to Japantown…read morefor the day. After we ate ramen we went to the mall across the street. We started with the West side of the mall first, and browsed around. The Face Shop happened to be the first store we looked into. The woman working there was very friendly, and super helpful. My kid noticed they had BTS (Korean Boy Band) sheet masks there. We ended up coming back later, and we asked the woman which one was best for my daughter's skin. My preteen is breaking out, so we ended up getting the orange BTS sheet masks. 4 for $20, but it was 10% off. The woman was so nice, she decided to bring a brand new pack for us from the pack instead of letting us take the display one. We also got the charcoal oxygen mask for blackheads, and that was only $3. It works almost as well as the $9 Glam Glow one. I love Korean skincare it is all the rage. It also works so well! Plus it's super affordable. My kid ended up using one of the BTS sheet masks last night, and her skin looked great. The woman did say it will nourish her skin, and it did that.

Clean and open on Thanksgiving day! I was in Japantown with family friends and needed something to…read moredo. This store had some Black Friday discounts already and the testers were clean and not empty. Excellent shopping experience!

They added a separate spot in line for store pickup. Finally! Sometimes it does take a minute for…read moresomeone to assist you. Usually, an employee will ask if you're there for a pickup and then send another employee over. I'm still confused about why only certain employees can pick up your order. They're all just wandering around the store, looking for people to help, so it doesn't seem like only managers can do it. But can't really tell who's a manager and who's not. Like I said, they're all just wandering around, seeing if anyone needs help. This Sephora is also often low in stock or out of many products, so that's my biggest complaint about this location. But the improvement in the store pickup process deserves a new star rating.

Generally have had a really great experience at this Sephora. It's big and carries most things. The…read morehelp is friedly. The lines are long sometimes but it's middle of union square so expected. My poor rating is moreso a Sephora wide complaint. Why if I purchase something via exchanging another product do the only provide a refund via store credit? That's ridiculous. Basically tellling me that i need to make sure i do the exchange as a new transaction rather than exchange so I can get the full refund in cash. What a stupid, shitty policy.

Popped in for some press ons and regular nail polish. They have a great selection and AMAZING…read moreprices. I will never buy nail polish from another store. The people working were super nice especially considering I got there pretty close to closing, they have so many options and they were very helpful, pointing me to what I was looking for.

Never answered the phone called over 5 different times. No response through text either just read…read moreit and no response. So I ended up buying my things online

Arguably the best Sephora in town based on service and selection, I don't know why this store has…read morean extra $ sign from the others, when all Sephoras cost the same? I bought a concealer here and my daughter gave me her points, so I got a discount, hehe... They have lots to choose from but if you don't like the makeup even after your purchase and have used it, they'll refund you 100% when you bring the product to any Sephora with receipt and packaging within 30 days.

I'm leaving this star for the genuinely kind associate who checked me out yesterday as well as the…read morecourteous woman ahead of me in line. Both made the interaction pleasant. What stood out unfortunately was the lack of professionalism from someone I believe to have been the store manager. Despite wearing a name tag there was no greeting acknowledgment or basic courtesy. This was disappointing especially as it reflects a pattern I've noticed at multiple Sephora locations throughout the Bay Area. Interestingly this level of unfriendliness has not been my experience at Sephora stores elsewhere. Sephora's products are premium priced particularly in today's economy. When customers are choosing to spend their money here the expectation of basic warmth and respect is not unreasonable. It is difficult to justify supporting a business when paying feels like an inconvenience rather than a valued exchange. Customer experience matters and this visit fell short.