If one thing is for sure about the city of Liverpool then it is the fact that its female…read moreinhabitants like to spend a lot of time on the way that they look. The Powder room is another one of those establishments that has seen this niche in the market and quickly moved to take advantage of this. Thanks to my girlfriend I have spent a large portion of time waiting around in places such as this and the Powder Room is one of the nicer places I have stared at the walls in. The staff are friendly and well presented and this place appears to have a touch of class about, rather than being a quick botch job to make people look like clowns these people take time and care over what they do. I would compare the Powder Room to a makeup section of a film set rather than a low rent beauty salon of which there are plenty in Liverpool. To sum up the Powder Room has a touch of class about it.

Me and girlfriend went to Liverpool for a party and she went to this salon as she didn't have time…read moreto do so before we left. She looked amazing, Thanks very much Powder Room.

Fab little shop…read more Popped in on the off chance and got a full set of acrylics with lovely OPI colour. Didn't take more than 45 mins and great price. Friendly staff. But no card machine, lucky there were cash machines over the road.

Yet another beauty salon in Crosby, but, I can't resist giving it a go!…read more The shop is quite small, but lovely, and the girls are extremely welcoming. The price of treatments is pretty average with facials from £32, pedicures from £20 and massages from £25. St Tropez tan is available (£35 full body) and they even pierce ears: that's a new one. I don't think there are any special offers or discounts available (as there are in other salonsnearby) and, with so many desirable treatments it could end up rather pricey, but there is a "Graduation Package" and a "Pre-Bridal Package" available which may work out cheaper! Appointments are necessary after 6pm

Sorry to say but I would stay clear of this salon I know for a fact she does not employ fully…read morequalified staff the products used are very cheap! The way staff are treated is disgusting payed £2 hour an over work! I just hope the girls who work there leave on to better jobs! Dermalogica will also be informed of staff not being "FULLY" qualified to be using any thing other than the grey range so for safety stay clear ! I had treatment there ones and when talking to the lovely girl who was no older the 18 (left in the shop alone) broke down as she was very worried she burnt my leg as wax pot is faulty and over heating

The curiously named House of Poland is situated at the very far end of Lark Lane, opposite the…read moreAlbert pub. The first thing you will probably spot is the mini outside, which is decorated in ladybird spots and houses hundreds of ladybird toys. Usually the billboard advertising the House of Poland is on top of this mini. Once inside the door you cannot fail to notice the floor in the House of Poland. It is black and white, but not squares, the pattern is an eyecatching jigsaw piece design which you can't help but love. The staff are supoer friendly at the House of Poland. They are happy to help and advise and have a good chat with you. I've only ever been to the beauty room at the back of the salon, but I've always had a good vibe from the hair salon itself. The beauty room is small but immaculate. They offer a wide range of services at affordable prices. The beauty therapist takes her time and shows attention to detail. You never feel rushed or as if you are an inconvenience to the therapist, as I have experience before elsewhere. Overall the House of Poland is cheap and extremely cheerful. You will leave with a smile on your face and not a hole in your wallet.

Please follow my advice and do not get there! The staff is not professional and they take advantage…read moreof clients, especially of the newcomers. I went there, did my hair ( the salon does not have the necessary equipment, it is not well maintained at all!) and at the end they charged me with £140. When I asked why it is so expensive ( not even Voodou charge so much) they said because my hair needed a lot of work ( my hair is short by the way and they did NOT do anything special to it!). It was one of the worst experiences and you should avoid this place! Thanks for reading!

This Boots store is the largest in Clayton Square, it is opposite St John's Centre and a couple of…read moreminutes on foot away from Liverpool One and Liverpool Lime Street Station, it is a large store and is a good location within the city centre. The product range is good, they have a nice range of most products you'd expect to find in a Boots, including the Bulldog Skincare range which was the main purpose of my visit. There is an Opticians and Pharmacy area as you'd expect from a large Boots store. I did find the gift-sets to be a little poor, maybe that is because people of Liverpool seem to have raided the shelves as they are currently 50% off, but the selection is much better in Manchester, many big brands which are sold in the latter didn't seem to be sold here, but they did have some cool Twinings Tea gift-sets, which aren't sold in the former, however, they did seem to be damaged, ripped and one was even missing a tea-bag (thieves?) It's a large Boots store, the selection is pretty good, I do feel they should do more to maintain the quality of products, I get it isn't the store's fault to a full extent but they should be maintaining them and not selling products which have obviously been tampered with, prices were OK/competitive in the majority of areas. I do prefer my local Manchester - Market Street store as I find the selection to be slightly better, with more facilities overall, but this still is a good store in Liverpool. 4*

This branch of Boots is excellent. It is situated in the heart of the city centre and has a huge…read morerange of, well, everything. On the ground floor you have a large pharmacy area, cosmetics concessions, perfumes, toiletries, holiday items, food, and hair products. Upstairs has baby clothes and products, a large camera and film processing section and a wide range of electronics. The different products are organised into clearly marked sections and it is easy to find everything in store. If you are a bit lost the staff are more than happy to help you. There are often offers displayed for multibuys and the products are competitively priced. When I used to work in the city centre I bought my lunch at Boots for most of the week. They have an excellent value meal deal where you can buy sandwiches, wraps, salads or sushi, chocolate or crisps and a drink for about £3.50. The food is always of a good quality.