Tony Moly

I really enjoyed my experience here!
When I first walked in, a very nice lady came and greeted me and my mother. She asked if we had any questions and when we did she gave us a very nice description. It really warmed my heart to meet someone so friendly like her. The products were just what I wanted. Unlike the overpriced masks at Sephora that they carry for tony moly, the masks here were only $ 1 ~ $ 3 at most. Their products are very nice and cute packaged! The lady also gave us samples :)

I love this place! The owners son is usually on the floor and is super sweet! The cosmetics here are way cheaper than they usually are in other stores (because the owner travels to Korea and buys the cosmetics and brings them back to sell.) the prices are more authentic to what they are in Korea and less like imported and taxed prices. I will continue to come here forever!

Look, even if you’re not a beauty junkie like me, you really must stop in and grab a handful of sheet masks for a few dollar bills. These things are quality, and there is one for just about every skin concern.
I have to take a star off for the lack of English information on a lot of the products, but I’m probably just being picky and culturally insensitive. I had to spend a lot of time chatting with the cute and very helpful associate. If someone unfriendly was working, it might be harder.
The products that I purchased have been great — a brightening sleeping mask and lip scrub system have both been worked into my daily routine, but the best part is that the lip scrub system came in big plastic lips. Just fun packaging on a great deal of their products. Bananas, peaches, pandas, lips — the packging alone was worth the trip.
Apparently sometimes they give out free samples and stuff — this time the lady who runs the ship was giving out full size nail polishes, so that was a cool bonus.
I only bought a few things because I was unfamiliar with the brand (although I heard about the place from a fellow beauty blogger), but I’ll be going back for much more. I’m hoping that there will still be a friendly associate when I go back.

I’ve never gotten my hands on Tony Moly ever until I found this store in Carollton’s Korea town. It’s located in the same plaza as H-​Mart and Omi.
Just walking in, I was immediately greeted by a guy manning the store. He seemed very kind and informative about the products. I appreciated that he wasn’t pushy about selling products and gave honest opinions about what would be better for me, taking in account of my skin type and age. Sometimes I’d pick up products, and he’d tell me that I wouldn’t need it because I was too young and would offer a product that would achieve the same results for girls my age.
I ended up walking out with 2 lip stains, 13 facial masks for the price of 10 from a deal they were having, and a few products for my boyfriend’s mother who’s in love with skin care. As well as the purchased items, he gave me a handful of samples and explained every single one to me. The oil based lip stains from Tony Moly are really pigmented and hold really well. Still going through the facial masks, but so far I really enjoy the scents and they rejuvenate my skin quite nicely. As far as my boyfriend’s mother, she’s loving the scent of the orange hand cream and her snail eye masks are working out nicely.
I really love the products and the guy working there was extremely kind and informative. I will be back for more!!!

I am a personal fan of Tony Moly products, but this store has some minor issues I wish they would fix.
The lady who usually runs the store is this cute little Korean lady who is so sweet and helpful. She always gives free samples and tries to help as much as she can, even with the broken English. I love walking into the store and seeing that she’s the one working.
The first thing I don’t like about the store is that sometimes they have other people working (younger girls) and one of the two I’ve seen isn’t very friendly. She doesn’t seem very interested in helping the customer, but she hovers around close to you. It makes me feel uncomfortable and I can’t look around in peace.
The second thing that bothers me is that they don’t always replace the same products. You could go in and buy a face wash or cleanser one week, and a few weeks later they no longer carry the product in stores. I’ve had to change my face wash three times. I know I could go buy it online, it would just be easier if they weren’t constantly changing the products or getting rid of things.
They have some really cute makeup containers and face masks that I recommend :)

I always heard about Tony Moly on YouTube, so I was excited to check out the actual store. I can always order it on amazon, but then sometimes I question the authenticity of it. I’m mostly a fan of their cute packaging!
They don’t have as many things as The Face Shop, but they were the only store that was open after 8, even though the store sign said they closed at 8 on a Sunday.
I bought the cute little panda eye brightening stick that supposedly erases your under eye circles.
I also bought this exfoliating gel that takes away your dead skin cells when you rub it. I was amazed! No harsh abrasive scrubbing sugar beads for me. The makeup didn’t entice me as much though.
The service was really good. The owner was this cute Korean lady and her son was really helpful in explaining what everything was and how to use it. However, I usually like to shop on my own and I’d rather read explanations myself. It feels uncomfortable at times to have someone hover over you like you might steal something.
Overall I’m excited to try out my new products and maybe I’ll be back!

ehh, my first time at this store/​location and I don’t think i’ll be back. there wasn’t a wide variety of products like The Face Shop. When I entered the store, the workers greeted me and then let out a huge laugh (sarcastic? making fun of me) I dont know what if was, but i felt uncomfortable.

I love Tony Moly products, usually I order them online and I was happily surprised to see them have an actual store in Dallas. I purchased an anti aging cream for day and night use, pore cleansing eggs in the cute packaging which is one of my fav things about TM, as well as 10 – 15 face masks. When I got to the register the lady was super nice and gave me several samples. I didn’t even think to look at expiration date because I just wouldn’t think I’d need to check that type of thing at a reputable skin care supplier but my bf was wanting night cream and I offered him some of mine and he looked it over in curiosity and pointed out that it was over 6 months past the expiration date which idk what the effect that has on the product but idk why they’d put that of it made no different so I was really disappointed. Out of the samples I got I loved ‘Berrianne’ essence I ordered it online and there is no exp date on it so maybe the date doesn’t matter but seeing my product out of date especially for so long made me a little sketched out about the place. I loved the masks and eggs so I will go back but just a warning pay attention to the expiration dates and alert the worker cause I don’t find that acceptable I will for sure be checking every time I go.

Nice little shop, almost similar to The Face Shop, it’s a really nice store that sells Korean beauty supplies such as, moisturizer, toner, creams, make up, shower gel, and a lot more!
We purchased the snail gift set for $ 60 (original $ 177) not a bad deal!
The worker, an older Asian lady was very kind and helpful!

I just discovered this place from a friend. I was suprised to find one in the area. This place is similar to The Faceshop. I tried a few products so far and they work pretty well. This place is a bit hidden so maybe hard to find. I cannot wait to go back to Tony Moly.