Jessica Robles

Review of e.l.f. Cosmetics

This is a place where you enter, you browse the in...

This is a place where you enter, you browse the individual aisles, and if you like what you see, you pick it up, pay for it, and be on your merry way. This isn't a place for customer service (expect for when you need one of the guys in the back to reach for something that's too high). You see something, get it because it may not be there when you return. Don't ask if they have something in the back. This isn't the store for it. The cashiers in the front let you shop in peace. Thank goodness.
If you need hand-holding, if you have to ask a lot of questions, there are other stores for that. This isn't it. This is for people who know a good deal when they see one.
This place has great products (lots that have been discontinued or market packaging has been updated) at really great prices. What more do you need?
The aisles are narrow because the store tries to carry as much as possible in a small space. If someone is in your way, just politely say excuse me and move on through.
Designer brands, stuff for kids, cookbooks, small kitchenware, and of course cosmetics. This is a NY treasure.