I'm not a girlie girl, but I do care (a lot) about my hair. And it makes me happy to know this…read moreplace is near by. For me, Matt & Max is my one stop shop for all my hair styling needs. They carry a bunch of different brands, with a wide selection of products. Definitely the most comprehensive store I've seen on the Plateau. They often run specials plus the lady who runs the place is quite knowledgeable and accommodating. So ditch the pharmacy and check this place!

Horrible customer service, takes FOREVER to ship out an item, and even when they send a damaged…read moreproduct they wont refund you at all. Zero refunds for anything! Ridiculous policies and zero help. Please don't shop here!

This is where this place is! I can't believe I walked by it one bajillion times and never realized…read more This is the spot where salons and stylists buy their equipment and a lot of their product. You want professional quality hair cutting scissors? Name your price range, he will pull out a black sheath like chefs use for their knives and let you take your pick. You want dry shampoo? Argon oil? Professional styling clips? Round ceramic hairbrush? Diffuser? Straightener? He has all of these things at literally a quarter or less of what you could pay in a salon. The store is piled with boxes like crazy so it's best just to chat with the owners about what you need and he will navigate the maze and find it for you. This is a family run business operated by an uncle and nephew and they really know their product, super worth a visit if you're into this stuff for personal fun and want to save some money, or if you're a stylist starting out and keeping your costs low. They obviously don't stock every brand and when it comes to the product that works best for you they may not have what you need, it seemed like they focused more on the less expensive versions of popular product, but a lot of the time that is going to be exactly what you need without the markup for hype, so personally I was really excited to finally open my eyes and realize that this gem was in front of me all along.

DAYS before their closure , they sold our son a gift certificate for me for the holidays In the…read moreamount of $250! His hard earned money is now wasted. It is immoral to have sold any gift certificates within one week of closing! Shame on you. We want our son's money back! U80E-92KQ-V4P5-6317

I have worn Molecule 01, purchased from Amazon, for the past several years. I was able to find it…read moreon Etiket at a lower price and kept it, unopened, until I finished my current bottle. Now, when I wear this Etiket fragrance , no one, including me, can smell it on me regardless of how much I use or how long it has been since I put it on. To have anyone smell the fragrance on me, I must use a tiny vial of the old fragrance that I carry in my purse. Etiket will not address the situation. Interestingly, all four of the sample vials of other fragrances that they sent me have very potent smells. Ms. Pat Gale

This place is the spot to get your brand cosmetics at low prices. Shampoo, conditioner, hair dye,…read morehair spray, serum, nail polish, perfumes, makeup and sunscreen. Wow, everything to doll yourself up. The only problem is that's it's a nightmare to navigate. All those bargain hunters (mostly huntress) don't take your personal space into account when they are looking for their eyeshadow. The parking is also a concern. The places are limited and I don't even try to park close. I just go in the mall parking right next to it.

I don't have a favorable opinion of the L'Oreal cosmetic mega Company! I am 61 years old and have…read morebeen a very long-time customer of L'Oreal cosmetics I recently sent in a written letter to 1500 Blvd Robert- Bourassa Suite #600 Montreal Quebec H3A 3S8, Canada with photos and a request to buy an item that they apparently removed or took off of their shelves within the past 5 years. I frequently purchased and repurchased the thick Brow Pencils from our local cosmetics department stores and Beauty Supplies stores and came to realize that they no longer have the thick Brow pencils on the shelves and is out of stock. what is on the shelves that L'Oreal is currently selling is the Ultra-thin brow pencils with a waxy crayon application or retractable pencils that don't apply or stick onto my brows. I'm an older woman and I like the thicker brow opposed to the thin pencil brow that younger female generation uses. Well, I took the liberty and wrote to the L'Oreal Corporate Office with a request that if I could purchase maybe some of the thick brow pencils that they did not get rid of and I would purchase at their price and they deliver to my home, Sadly it seems as though the common courtesy or Customer service and basic human decency is gone this company has taken the Human part of being a loyal customer to buy the product and give us your money! (And shut up) in closing I would like to say that everyone no matter how far up the scale or how far down the scale you are as a customer everyone deserves the dignity and respect of a response! and they never even gave me the common courtesy of responding to my letter of request SHAME ON THEM and I no longer will purchase any of their products

Great selection of Asian beauty products - all kinds of products from skin care, makeup, perfume to…read moreaccessoires like hair clips, jewelry, small toys and some kpop music/books/collectibles. I was disappointed however with their sunscreen selection, they do not carry any chemical filters, only mineral sunscreens, probably due to laws in Canada/QC for this type of product. I've purchased Asian sunscreens with chemical filters in Chinatown however or similar stores downtown. The variety of products is nice, you can test almost everything as there are samples, also wipes, tissues/qtips to use and clean up after. I wish the employees were more helpful though, they just let you browse but don't really explain anything, I am not sure if they are familiar with the full range of skin scare. There are many brands and names that can be overwhelming, uncommon ingredients that are not found in traditional North American products. If you don't know what you are looking for, it might be daunting to try something new. Having the employees come and ask you for your skin type, or perhaps recommend something for you would be helpful. Pricing is on the higher end - if you are used to shopping online for similar products you may find this location overpriced.

I guess I don't get what the allure is. Everything was crazy expensive. 7.99 for just one small…read morebeauty sponge. 3.99 for single face masks. 7.99 for a lip balm stick, I can go on and on. I want to support local shops rather than buying online but it's hard when it's so expensive.

This C&C Korean Cosmetics store is inside the Swatow Plaza in Montreal's Chinatown. It's fairly…read morelarge and well lit. Regular prices are quite high, but that is usually the case for imported cosmetics. I totally lucked out on my last visit and scored some mascara on clearance for like 95% off! I got 2 Innisfree mascaras (they call them microcara because the brush is tiny/micro, lol) for $0.99 each! The regular price of one of them (the waterproof one) was $19.99 and the regular price of the other one (the non-waterproof one) was $16.99. The best before date was 3 months from the time that I bought them (which explains why they were on clearance). You're technically supposed to replace your mascara every 3 months anyway, so no big deal. If you like Korean cosmetics you should check out C&C Korean Cosmetics!