Everyday Beauty Supply Incorporated

For the space and size, there isn’t much in the actual shop. Meh. There’s better shops for asain products out there. This one really didn’t have much to offer.

Not a large store. But sales girl was helpful and recommended a great eyeliner. I was a bit skeptical, but upon first use was truly impressed.
They carry lots of false lashes and Dolly Wink products.
Wish they had more test products available and signs with English translations. Not sure if there is always an English speaking sales girl on.
New eyeliner is a Browlash Slim Gel Pencil Liner. It comes as a liquid liner too, which I will try for summer staying power. But the gel pencil is quite impressive.

Korean and Japanese beauty products have recently gotten so popular in the states with many larger stores like Ricky’s now carrying them, but I’m so glad I found this store so that I can support a small, local business! Prices seem appropriate, the store is well organized, and staff is helpful if you need a suggestion. I came in last week and bought a My Beauty Diary paper mask which they recommended to me and absolutely love it! Definitely a great place to check out!

I come here to buy Japanese cosmetics. This place sells Japanese cosmetics cheaper than Japanese groceries store. For example, $ 17.99 hair treatment is only $ 15.00 here.
This is a small rectangular shaped shop. I usually go there weekends, but it is never crowded. As other Unilocaler mentioned, they are not pushy to sell you their products. They don’t stare at you as if they suspect you may shoplift, either. So you can relax and take your time to decide what to get.
I remember they accept credit cards, too.

I support small businesses if I can find the same quality products at about the same price. I needed an emergency stash of basic beauty supplies (eyelash curler, makeup brushes) and I came across this place on Unilocal.Normally I would have just popped into one of the million Duane Reades in the city.
Only Korean brands are sold here, brands of which I’m unfamiliar. I inquired if the store carried my favorite Japanese brand, but alas, they don’t. No worries. I got two free samples of this Korean emollient, so maybe I’ll switch over!
The service was too attentive. I’m uncomfortable when the sales person watches you as you peruse the store, but it’s common in Taiwan, so I’m used to it. But I could see how an American shopper may be off-​put by the service.
I’m sure I’ll stop by again if I need a Korean product for my beauty regimen.

Not as lovely as Kam Man, but still lovely. =)))

Great store — so many great asian beauty products & the girls recommended the best products for my skin. Definitely a good place to check out hard to find asian cosmetics and skin products (:

I’m embarrassed to admit I’ve only recently started buying foundation and tinted moisturizer from Asian brands – it’s obvious that there would a better match from an Asian brand to my *duh* Asian skin tone.
I went here to buy BB cream. The prices here is slightly higher than if buying online, but I am willing to pay that to be able to test the product. Plus the girl who works here was very helpful, and I didn’t feel hustled into buying.

This store is amazing. If you are like me and you love beauty products-​then this is the store for you. The young lady who greeted me spoke little English but I told her if she kept pointing and talking I would eventually understand what she was generally trying to tell me. I enjoyed myself! They were as friendly to me as they could be given my language barrier. I purchased several Korean and Japanese face masks which I can’t live without. This place is stock full of Lioelle makeup! I enjoyed the staff so much that when I come back to New York I will be walking through all the smelly outside fish markets just to get to this tiny lithe place. Also, the staff gave me tons of free samples of BB Creams. I really recommend this place for all beauty addicts.

This is definitely a place worths visiting for Asian girls who have been frustrated with American and European skincares and missed Japanese and Korean brands.
I agree with Tiffany, the staff here are very nice to work with. Those girls at least speak English and Mandarin. They never pushed me to buy anything but would like to recommend based on their own experience and costumer feedbacks. They also gave me couple of dollars discount and many samples each time. The conversation and interaction with them are very pleasant even sometime I ended up buying nothing.
I feel like they have the most comprehensive collections of DHC products in town so that you don’t need to order online anymore. There are also good selections of Shiseido hair care products, and sekkisei series.
So far I liked those products the staff suggested to me at this place. It’s such a nice and convenient store to visit!

I love this place. They mostly sell Korean and Japanese brands of skincare, makeup, bath products, some perfume in a counter, and haircare. There are also some tea products.
All the staff that I’ve interacted with so far, have been very very very nice and personable and not standoffish like you’d expect staff in a cosmetics/​skincare store to be like. I don’t like beauty stores where the staff have some kind of weird expectations for the customers that come in. But you’re not going to get any of that here.
The products are pretty good, and they’re always getting new stuff. They also have a point system– with each purchase you get some points that you can redeem towards a gift.
So if you’ve got Asian beauty needs, go here! The service is great.