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Beauty and Fragrance Stores in Washington.
All 10 beauty and fragrance stores we cover in Washington, from Georgetown, CityCenterDC and Penn Quarter & Chinatown, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
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Beauty and Fragrance Stores, district by district.
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Full-size Sephora on the busiest block of M Street with makeup, skincare, fragrance and haircare, plus curbside pickup for online orders.
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Jo Malone shop on I Street with colognes, candles and bath and body care, hand-and-arm massages, a fragrance-combining Tasting Bar and gift wrapping in the signature box.
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Large beauty store at 10th and F carrying close to 340 brands plus Sephora's own label, listed in the DowntownDC BID Penn Quarter and Chinatown directory.
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Logan Circle Sephora with makeup, skincare, hair and fragrance, plus bookable services such as full-face makeup, lash application and one-on-one beauty lessons.
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Connecticut Avenue branch of the beauty chain for skincare, makeup and fragrance, with spa services bookable by phone, curbside pickup and free shipping to home.
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Fragrance boutique laid out as an open artisanal lab, with displays of raw ingredients and the brand's perfume, home, body and grooming lines to browse freely.
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Custom lip color studio where an on-site color expert mixes clean, vegan lipsticks, balms and glosses to order, with your choice of shade, flavor, finish and engraved case.
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Beauty boutique stocking high-end cosmetics, skincare and hair care from lines such as Kiehl's and Dermalogica, at the start of the 1000 block of King Street.
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Beauty store opened in early 2026 in the 6,700-square-foot former Spanish Diner corner at Woodmont and Elm, selling skincare, makeup, haircare, fragrance, nail care and travel sizes.
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Aesop's first signature store in Virginia, designed around the Appalachian Mountains in rough and honed granite, selling the Australian brand's skin, hair and body care.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for beauty and fragrance stores in Washington?
Georgetown has the most, with 1, followed by CityCenterDC (1) and Penn Quarter & Chinatown (1). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many beauty and fragrance stores does this guide cover?
10, across 10 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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Guides that name these shops.
CityCenterDC and Penn Quarter Shopping Walk
A long downtown day that starts with the fashion houses and jewelers of CityCenterDC's Palmer Alley, then heads to Penn Quarter for F Street's pen, camera and book shops and three museum stores.
Read guide →Union Market and The Wharf: A Market Day
A food-and-shopping day across two of DC's market districts: bread, spices and small makers at Union Market in the morning, then crabs at the Municipal Fish Market and bookshop and maker shopping on the Southwest waterfront.
Read guide →Georgetown Shopping Walk
A full day on foot through DC's oldest shopping district: M Street's flagships, the design showrooms around Cady's Alley, then up Wisconsin Avenue past legacy shops and consignment to Book Hill.
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