SEPHORA — Local services in Los Angeles

Stepping into Sephora in Hollywood is like entering a vibrant world where beauty, self-expression, and exceptional service intersect. From the moment you walk in, you’re met with an atmosphere that encourages exploration and celebrates individuality.

The staff at Sephora are true beauty enthusiasts, dedicated to helping you find products that enhance your unique features and align with your personal style. Their expertise and passion are evident in every interaction, making each customer feel like a VIP. Whether you’re seeking advice on the latest trends or need a tailored skincare regimen, their personalized approach ensures you leave feeling confident and empowered.

The diverse range of cosmetics and skincare products available at Sephora is nothing short of inspiring. From iconic brands to emerging favorites, the selection is thoughtfully curated to cater to every need and desire. The inclusive nature of their offerings reflects a commitment to celebrating beauty in all its forms, making it easy for everyone to find products that resonate with them.

Sephora's innovative services, such as complimentary makeovers and personalized consultations, add an extra layer of value to your shopping experience. These services are not just about looking good; they’re about feeling empowered and confident in your own skin.

In essence, a visit to Sephora in Hollywood is more than a shopping trip; it’s a journey of self-discovery and empowerment. It’s a place where beauty meets confidence, and where every individual is celebrated for their...

This Sephora is so hard to get help at. I stand around and chase around the employees to help me for like 20 minutes. Today Whitney at the register was negative and had a bad attitude from the jump. I say “hi I’m here to make some returns” and she immediately goes silent and her demeanor gets even worse. I explain to her that I was not charged for one foundation but I’m not returning that one, I’m returning the one I wasn’t charged for. She can’t do that, understandable. Then I explain to her that I was charged twice for the same contour palette when I only bought one. She didn’t refund both charges when I went outside to check the receipt, so I went back in and explained that to a new person at the register. They get the manager and I explain the story a third time and Whitney starts talking under her breath about me and says I only gave her one palette which I already explained to her the situation. I told that to her again and she just ignores me, doesn’t acknowledge me and acts like I’m lying the whole time. Her attitude with everyone was just horrible and clearly she didn’t want to be at work, so Whitney, I suggest you call off next time you’re in a bad mood or quit your job if you don’t want to work in customer service and put on your customer service attitude! I know how hard it is, I’m a hairstylist, but everything is fixable and people come and go, no need to hold on to your...

If you can, DON'T go to this Sephora. I didn't have another option because I needed make up for that evening and it was too late to go another place. I basically went it wanting to get a new brand from scratch and, find out what I need according to my skin and what to buy. Like a make over. I could have easily bought a lot of stuff if that's what the lady said I should do. But on the contrary, first I waited long before anyone had "time" to take care of me. Then when she came, she wasn't interested to help me, and when I kept asking she said: "It sounds like you want service". That dropped my jaw, what is it called if not service, when you need assistance for shopping the right items? Then I asked for helping show how to put on foundation all over, she said I needed to buy at least for 50$ and get appointment for that. I said ok, and I would probably spend for 100. But she still ignored that request too. I also want to add that it was not so busy, there were many stuff members wandering around and chit chatting with each other. I have been to busy Sephoras before, so I know. Maybe they are tired of the Hollywood tourists, but then choose another place to work at, if you don't like selling and introducing clients...