How To Replace Sephora??

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Alletta F.

Apr 20, 2013

Alletta F.

I am quite pissed! I have ultra sensitive skin and after trial and error keep coming back to sephora skin care products.
Problem: sephora is closing down in holland because holland isn't international enough. The other day I discovered that and also found out the local one had already sold out their sephora brand skin care products. Sephora kindly refers to the French web shop I can get around the French language but don't have a credit card.

So any ideas for similar skin care products? My skin reacts to Nivea and Yes to, even. I get tiny reactive pimples, not the same as regular acne. I was considering a local drug store brand but it has SPF and I need whatever weak sun we get in order to make vitamin d. Some sun is good, you know?

Pip A.

Apr 20, 2013

Pip A.

Yes, online! Try out anything you haven't yet so you know what its like when you do start buying online.

Janice M.

Apr 20, 2013

Janice M.

We don't have sephora here in the uk either. I buy beauty products in boots, department stores, and online.

Maura P.

Apr 22, 2013

Maura P.

I don't know of you have this in Holland but prepaid visa in the USA we can get them everywhere is cvs walgreens you have to pay like two dollars to active them but they are reloadable and you can use online as a credit card.

Alletta F.

Apr 23, 2013

Alletta F.

Maura, never heard of that!
Janice: I am talking about sephora's own brand

Well, I took another look at it: apparently I CAN use Paypal on the French website (I'm really impressed with my own French here! LOL, I graduated from secondary school 9 years ago!)... but there's a 14 euro shipping fee to 'les Pays bas'.
Not really impressed with that, and given finances I AM kind of hoping to find something cheaper?

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