9 Underrated French Pharmacy Finds, According to a Beauty Editor
But as I've returned to Paris and spent plenty of time perusing pharmacies—that's simply what you do á Paris—I've curated a list of true finds. Like, the ones that no one really talks about, but should be. You can't even buy them online (with the exclusion of one, but it was found in the aisles of a Parisian pharmacy originally, so it counts, and I make the rules). If you're making your own list before heading to Paris, keep scrolling for my top picks, all reviewed and vetted by a beauty editor.
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When I went to Paris for the first time as a beauty editor, I had a long list of French pharmacy recommendations from my colleagues. But I was mildly frustrated. The products everyone talks about are now basically all available to purchase in America. I want exclusive! I want chic! I want something no one has if I'm traveling across an ocean to buy it! I have access to a bajillion skincare products as an editor—so why would I care about what's available in France if I can still get it shipped to me via Amazon? But as I've returned to Paris and spent plenty of time perusing pharmacies—that's simply what you do á Paris—I've curated a list of true finds. Like, the ones that no one really talks about, but should be. You can't even buy them online (with the exclusion of one, but it was found in the aisles of a Parisian pharmacy originally, so it counts, and I make the rules). If you're making your own list before heading to Paris, keep scrolling for my top picks, all reviewed and vetted by a beauty editor.
