The Perfume Parlour is definitely the cheapest place to buy perfume in West Lakes. Every perfume is…read morethe real deal, not a cheaper knock off like other places. Usually their prices are up to 70% off the recommended retail price. They sell all the big brand names such as; Dolce & Gabbana, Giorgio Armani, Hugo Boss, Marc Jacobs, Ralph Lauren and so much more. The staff are very helpful and happy to let you try as many perfumes as you like, even if you don't end up buying anything! If you are looking for a specific perfume and it can't be found at The Perfume Parlour then they are more than happy to try their best to track it down for you. The next time you're looking for a perfume, wether it's for yourself or for a special gift, head down to The Perfume Parlour.

The Body Shop, also known as the store filled with an overwhelming mix fragrances taken from soaps,…read moreperfumes and make-up products. As far as Body Shop stores go, this one is pretty decent. It's very small and can often get crowded, especially during the holiday season. You have to be very careful walking around when it's busy (or if you're clumsy like me then you always have to careful) because it's incredibly easy to knock over displays. Been there. Done that. Oops. Let's get back to The Body Shop. This particular store used to have more variety a few years ago. There was more lip balms and lovely perfumes to choose from. They seem to have more shower and bath products. So if you're into smelling good in the shower, or you like taking long baths then you should check it out. It is rather pricey though for what you're buying.

I'm in love with this period look of baroque chic and I'm any one shops' patron when it's decorated…read morelike this. There's a massive cow rug on the polished floor boards, an awesome wingback chair quilted with diamante deep set buttons, plus other decor to match the period and of course a gorgeous chandelier. The owner has put alot of thought into her business and it shows from the shop right down to the business card and if it was made of chocolate...I'd eat it. The Oxygen Lounge is new to this tiny strip of shops along busy Holbrooks Rd in Flinders Park and they offer a bounty of beauty services. A small selection of regular services is waxing for men and women, tinting, manicures and pedicure and massage. The one area which is a point of difference is eyelash extensions known as Xtreme Lashes by Jo Mousselli and Pure Oxygen facials. I can't profess I've tried these but I'm sure they are great and will enhance wellbeing as for prices their range is from $12 to $160, those in the know can do cost comparisons. They don't have a website but have a Facebook presence and there are no opening hours for the salon as it's only by appointment.

Friendly & helpful Pharmacists & Staff always make it a pleasure to shop here and they have a good…read morevariety of non-prescription medications, toiletries, first aid, health & beauty products in store. They can also keep your prescriptions on file or you have the option to sign up in store for SMS repeat reminders or the new Priceline Pharmacy app which allows you to manage your prescriptions and medications.

I quite like these little mobile phone accessory shops, and they are popping up in all major…read moreshopping centres. They are run by Asians who know their stuff and are very good at putting on screen protectors without any bubbles and covers! They are always nice and helpful, the range in styles, colours, textures is huge and reasonably priced. Admittedly, I buy most of my iPhone accessories off eBay because it is much much cheaper and the range is enormous. But it is good to go and look at these places and get an idea of how the cover looks on your phone. They also sell covers for obscure and unpopular phones, so if you haven't caught up with the iPhone 4S or Galaxy S2 phase, you are in luck here.

The Happy Tel Tuggerah Westfield are ok for repairing phones, but the prices for their cases and…read morecovers are absurd, I asked the price for a phone cover for an iPhone 4s and was told $40, I returned two days later and again asked for the price to be told the price was $35, two hours and a different staff member told me $45. After explaining to the female staff member that the same case could be found on eBay for much cheaper and her reply was 'yes, but they are all made in China' I pointed to the sticker on the case stating Made in China. She didn't reply, hmmm. Rip off! And sneaky, changing price on same cover too!