Aesop

Who comes up with these stuff?
They smell amazing and they smell amazing and they smell amazing.
most natural skin and hair products unfortunately can smell not so amazing, lucky for us, not Aesop :)
The citrus hand cream is amazing, but my current fave is the facial scrub.
Go in store and ask for a tester! :)

I am a massive fan of Aesop’s hand wash. I buy it regularly.
I haven’t had the best experience with other products though. The animal wash smells amazing (mint) when you use it, but scent doesn’t last past the rinsing stage.
I bought the deodorant when they released it earlier this year, however the spray was constantly clogged. I took it back to exchange, but they told me they were recalling them all and it wouldn’t be on sale again in the immediate future. Sucks.
I am open to trying more of their products. but I wouldn’t go out of my way to do it.

Great products, great designs, and knowledgeable staff. You don’t need much more than that.
My essential: Mandarin Facial Hydrating Cream ($ 45 for 60ml or $ 61 for 120ml).
For those who dislike heavy cream, this is perfect for you! And it smells fantastic.

The body is a temple, right? This store is one of the many temples you could stick to (Can you see what I did there!!! METAPHOR).
So crazies aside, this lovely little store hosts a wealth of products to make you look/​smell/​appear better. Impress your co-​workers, they’ll say things like «Your hair looks shiny today» instead of «It’s her hygiene, Greg, I can’t handle it» to your boss behind your back.
Or perhaps you’re already on top of it. So good for you.
Aesop isn’t for those who can’t afford it. It is on the pricey side of things but what you get in return is a lovely product that will make you feel luxurious.
The basic idea of their products is essentially to revitalise your skin with anti-​oxidants. Which is something which will make you say «Janelle, ever since I started using Aesop products, I feel like my skin is singing. Just singing, Janelle.»
It smells wonderful, nice and natural. And if you like your perfumes to be fresh, earthy and subtle, they have a great range.

While Aesop is ridiculously expensive I can’t help but get sucked in. The store design is delightful, the staff superior and the product range fantastic. Also, there’s something nice about supporting a homegrown brand and they’ve really managed to develop an international reputation for their beautiful natural skincare range.
Impressively, Aesop have stores throughout Australia, as well as in Paris, London and Zurich, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan, with outlets in Europe, Asia and the United States.
All products use the finest plant-​based ingredients and range for skin cleansers to hair treatments. It’s important to note that they don’t use any nasty chemicals and that you’re skin (and the environment) will be safe from harm as a result.
Maybe I’ve been fooled by their Aesop’s branding, but I don’t care.

Aiming to create a range of ‘superlative’ beauty products, Aussie skincare label Aesop’s Smith Street store is as highbrow and homespun as the brand itself; all modernist timber shelving, pendulous concentric copper lightshades and staff members that look like Salvador Dali reimagined.
I may have eschewed Aesop’s products for as long as I can remember owing to their ludicrous pricing in the UK but I am seriously reconsidering my skincare stance. In Australia Aesop’s products sit alongside natural skincare contemporaries such as Trilogy and A’Kin both quality and price wise with a moisturiser sitting at around the $ 45 mark.
Aesop’s Smith Street store stocks a good range of the brand’s skincare — despite its diminuitive size — and although there’s a slightly pretentious vibe that seems to permeate everything from Aesop’s asperger’s sounding marketing materials to its slightly standoffish staff, a trip to one of Aesop’s interestingly designed shops is always an experience.

I have been using Aesop for many years now, so long in fact, that I remember when they only had one store. I can’t believe how international the brand is now but I shouldn’t be surprised. Their product is second to none and their branding is superb.
I’ve long ceased to care about just how natural their ingredients are. Now my relationship with Aesop skincare is more addiction than anything else. I don’t ever want to be without my Aesop essentials — primrose facial hydrating cream, fabulous face cleanser, resurrection aromatique hand balm, geranium leaf body balm, rose hair & scalp moisturising masque. I love each and every product I’ve tried.
It’s not just the products. The entire experience of being an Aesopholic has been rewarding. From the expert staff to the multi-​sensual store design, Aesop products are good for you on every level imaginable.
Love it. Truly.