Went inside to grab a semi color dye box and saw at the checkout they have a beauty drop off box…read more"helping close the loop on your hard-to-recycle beauty empties so less can end up in landfill". This made me so happy to see this. I don't use makeup but know there are billions of products every year that get trashed bc they aren't recyclable. Thank you for adding this to your store- now if you were to promote it from the outside of the store that would be even better! You might draw IN customers who might not otherwise shop inside! (I have since learned Sephora stores might also participate) So if you're buying products that typically cannot be recycled be sure to drop off the cleaned containers at your local Ulta!! https://www.pactcollective.org/ultaxpact

Fine selection in-store but rude employees. Wouldn't recommend compared to other Ulta locations in…read morethe area

I've had my fair share of Botox treatments, and Sherisse is one of the most skilled providers I've…read moreworked with. She achieved beautiful, natural-looking results and noticeably lifted the sagging around my eyes. She is knowledgeable, precise, and someone I genuinely trust with my face. Her staff is personable and goes out of their way to provide excellent customer service. I highly recommend her.

Sherisse is the BEST! I've been using her exclusively for the last two years for all my aesthetic…read moreservices. Her work is perfect, her advice is smart, conservative and leads to gorgeous results. And just like every other reviewer here, I can't not mention how sweet she is; appts with her are like a catch up session with your bestie. Don't hesitate on trusting Sherisse and her team, they are fantastic!

This started out a great spot for your Asian skincare and makeup, but it's quickly gone to a bare…read moreshelf store. The pricing is fine, but nothing bigger Asian stores in the area can't provide.

Cute spot with Japanese goods and beauty products. Looks fairly new and like they are still setting…read moreup some sections of the store. Brands like creme shop, biore, and other items you can find made in Japan are all there. I got some restoring hair oil that smelled really nice for $16.

I was really excited to check out Elliot Bay Book Company but noticed the Glossier across the…read morestreet. I haven't bought from Glossier in a long time but I really did love their toner and balm cleanser so I knew I had to check them out. As soon as I entered I was greeted right away, the sales associate had told me of their promotions and since it was after Christmas there were a lot of great deals. I wandered around and ended up choosing a lip balm, I wish I could buy the perfume but it was too large and wouldn't be able to bring it back in my carry on. After I let the sales associate know which item I wanted to purchase, I paid for it with her and was told to wait while my order was being prepped. The store itself is decorated pretty minimally not including the boulders with the whimsical mushrooms, the seating is also perfect for non shoppers where I left my husband. I don't believe there are many physical stores throughout the country so I was excited to get to check them out.

It's the aesthetics for me-- bright lights, clean displays, cute packaging. The staff was helpful…read more Just love their make up. And love taking selfies in their mirrors.

I am so happy with the treatments of cool sculpting. It works and it has (with my dieting changes)…read morealleviated my back pain, my clothes fit better, and most importantly, has helped my confidence. Thank you for making it possible to feel better about myself. The actual treatments were explained well and the gentleness of the practitioners made me feel cared for. My pain threshold lowered as weight dropped off and I could feel the cold more during that time. However, I am happy with the results after the treatments, especially around the bra fat area and flanks. Kellie is a great aesthetician who is caring and patient. I plan on returning to the office for Botox treatments in the future. Virginia Fountain

Absolutely do not come here for CoolSculpting…read more I paid approximately $3,000 for CoolSculpting here and have been deeply unhappy with both the results and my experience with the business. I felt strongly pressured into moving forward with the procedure, including being repeatedly contacted and pushed to put down a deposit and schedule treatment. Looking back, I feel the sales process was predatory, especially given the amount of money involved. The treatment itself did not produce the results I was expecting. In fact, over the years I began noticing that the areas treated, particularly my stomach, seemed increasingly resistant to weight loss and appeared more swollen even when I was losing weight elsewhere. I now suspect I may have developed paradoxical adipose hyperplasia (PAH), a known potential complication of CoolSculpting, and I am going to see a doctor to have this evaluated. I want to be clear that I have not yet received a medical diagnosis, so I am not claiming that CoolSculpting definitively caused what I am experiencing. However, this is a serious enough concern that I now have to seek medical evaluation and potentially treatment years after the procedure. Because CoolSculpting is an elective cosmetic procedure, I also expect that the medical evaluation and any treatment related to a potential complication may have to come out of my own pocket rather than being covered by insurance. That means I could end up paying significantly more money to address a problem I believe may have resulted from a procedure I already paid thousands of dollars for. When I contacted the business about a refund, I was told that too much time had passed and that I had not returned for my three-month "follow-up." My understanding at the time was that this appointment was related to potential additional treatment, rather than being presented to me as a formal evaluation of whether I was satisfied with my original results. I was already unhappy with the results and did not want to feel pressured into spending even more money. I was also told that complications such as PAH were extremely rare. I now know that it is a recognized complication of CoolSculpting, which has made me question how the risks were communicated to me before I agreed to the procedure. I regret spending approximately $3,000 on this treatment, especially given the possibility that I may now have additional medical expenses to determine what is happening and how to address it. I am sharing my experience because I would want to know this before spending thousands of dollars on an elective procedure. Do your research, understand the potential risks, and make sure you fully understand what follow-up appointments actually involve before committing to treatment.

I got a blowout with Erica, I didn't know exactly what I wanted so I told her my thoughts and she…read moredelivered an amazing bouncy voluminous blowout. Scalp massage beforehand was incredible, wash was so relaxing and the dry and style made my hair still feel shiny and not damaged. I will definitely be back!

Zak is so amazing!!! He listened carefully to what I wanted and then created a super unfrizzy…read morehairstyle for me after I had a ton of hair breakage and damage. He was super chill and gave me a perfect haircut. Prices are a bit high but reasonable - it was $100 for the haircut but they dedicated an entire hour to my hair. So worth it.

Cute store with lots of potential (dangerous in the pocket )…read more My friends and I had a lot of fun looking at everything, since they were so cute and very useful too. My friend got me this mango hand cream and lip gloss. The rest of our friends bought something else according to their needs. They pretty much have anything you need for facial needs. The place just gives you a good vibe when you enter in and see what they sell. It is very open and very bright that it makes you want to keep looking what else they got. Although it's smaller shop compare to Sephora or other brand store, but it makes a great impact. The lady was very helpful and made sure we got everything we needed, plus a free sample . Will be back again to try other things.

A first time customer going to this store today. Dropped by the store to check out some skin care…read moreproducts. Asked the lady at the store about which products she recommended for oily skin. I talked to her in Korean since she was Korean. We talked for a few minutes and got some good feedback and suggestions as to what to use for the face. She was very knowledgeable and pleasant to interact with. Received great recommendations and even got to test out a few different products. Prices were very reasonable and affordable. Very nice!!!

I tend to avoid perfume shops because I have some scent sensitivity, but I was tempted to come here…read moreafter the Glow event with Bellevue Collective. This particular day the shop felt super small and crowded. It might've been the number of people, or that the last mall Sephora I went to had wider aisles? I'm not sure. It felt like I couldn't walk two steps without running into another associate of some section. Normally I'd be a browser so I'm not sure I'd love that. For this particular trip, though, I was looking for Valentino after the show, and I was easily directed to it and given some samples before picking what I wanted. It was nice that the purchase also came with a bunch more samples!

I love Sephora, but I feel their collection could be more extensive. Additionally, the assistance…read morefrom the associates can be underwhelming--they often seem rushed and don't fully listen to what you're looking for. I usually prefer to browse on my own, pick up what I need, or try things out to see if I like them. However, I'm not very comfortable asking for help, especially when it comes to shade matching.

Providing variety Korean masks and they are price competitive…read more The lighting and musics give a modern beauty shopping atmosphere. Service is good and free membership, which gives points that you could redeem for free items later, is available during soft opening period.

just now NEW…read more Bought a shampoo here (15 bucks), used it for literally once and immediately got skin rashes. This has never happened to me in my entire life. I don't think this is necessary the store's fault but they should account for situations like this right? Not really to this Asian store no. Took this product back to the store hoping for a refund or exchange, was told blatantly by a male staff there that "the terms are written clearly on the recipe, you open it you can't return/exchange". Well, how would I know if your products are potentially flawed/expired/harmful to the human bodies, if I don't ever use it in the first place? What kind of logic is that? I can toss away 15 bucks to the trash sure that's fine, but rest assured that I will let everyone know how horribly you treat your customers. Do not buy from this store.