I popped into Boots yesterday for some toiletries and they have some great offers on at the moment…read more I also had a mooch down the xmas aisle and they are doing there usual 3 for 2 on lots of great stuff for pressies. The staff are always available and helpful and the store is laid out perfectly.

Shilling Pharmacy is a great little pharmacy just a 2 minute walk from the Southside shopping…read morecentre. The pharmacy is pretty tiny but it's right next to the Garratt Lane medical centre too which makes it super handy. They sell all the usual things here and the staff are particularly nice at this little pharmacy - I always find the staff a little dull / brain dead in these places but they're particularly cheerful here. Highly recommended and lucky if you live near by...

It's a little boots, but the range is good enough. Their make up section is small, and there isn't…read morea wealth of choice but they stock the basic, popular items which I think is still convenient. The perfume sections could be updated, as well as the skin care range. However, overall it's a good store with a bit of everything. If you can't find what you want in this Boots, there's a Super Drug five minutes away.

A fairly small branch that is packed with a pharmacy, perfume counter and make up section. The…read moreproducts are always well displayed and they always advertise the latest offers and promotions. The staff can be a little abrupt but this may be because it is a very busy store and because it isn't clear where to queue up sometimes people get irritated. I love the fact that you get advantage card points in boots with their loyalty card and the boots branch in Peckham is very good at asking if you have your card or validating your receipts for you so you can claim your points next time you go in store. Can be a little expensive compared to other shops on the high street but the points are worth it!

This has only recently opened up as a Boots branch. Its quite a small shop but I have to say I am…read moreimpressed! The pharmacist and staff are very friendly and they have a lot of stock in terms of medicines and toiletries. The entrance has changed which makes it much more accesible for the elderly, parents with buggies and disabled as its now got a ramp outside. It has everything you would expect from a local Boots branch and you can use your advantage card without having to go into town to get your toiletries. Overall a lovely practical, handy branch.

It amazes me the overpriced items this place sells.from pocket tissues to perfumes,and yet people…read morebuy them.The only good point is on the pharmacy side,They will collect your prescription from a local GP,and deliver it to your door the next day for free,This service is good and reliable,and the delivery drivers are helpful,but to actually purchase anything from this shop is crazy

Nice shop. Reasonably priced…read more Queues of 15+ people so a lot of waiting. Shop way too hot! Felt uncomfortable to shop.

This Superdrug store is fab as you can get all your toiletries, cosmetics, gifts e.t.c whilst doing…read moreyour clothes shopping at the shopping centre. However, it can be a bit crowded and you can get frustrated and lose valuable shopping time because of this!! But like all other superdrug stores, you can get really cheap and good c0smetics and other things here.

Great local pharmacy - I can't believe I've been in Brixton a year without knowing about this…read moreplace! Well, there is a Boots just at the end of my street so..Excellent range of Pukka, Yogi and other herbal teas. Lots of vitamins and that, and load of ankle/knee/wrist support things - more than I've seen anywhere else! Very friendly and helpful staff and reasonable prices. There's also apparently a really good arts supply/stationery store upstairs that I'm really happy to have found out about as I've been at a loss for where to go for some bits and bobs for making cards and that. I had to dash back to work but will investigate further and report back on what's upstairs. c*

This is one of Brixton's hidden treasures in my opinion. Downstairs is a fairly typical pharmacy,…read morewhich does everything you would expect of a traditional pharmacy, all the medicines and cosmetics, photo development, passport photos, as well as selling scholl footwear, so far, so bog standard. But upstairs is one of the best fitted out art shops I have ever been in. Everything is of the highest quality, every king of paper you could be lookin for is catered for, I had been looking high and low for some quality layout paper, this was the only shop out of nine I visited to stock it. Their paints, pens and canvas supplies are all top notch, there is no filler here, it's all quality. If you want a cheap art set go to Smiths, but if you want to have the best, come here, pay the few quid extra and you'll get the best. Why can't the bigger chains have such good stock?

I wasn't sure how it happened, but my hands had become the Gobi Desert. Dry, parched, thirsting…read morecracks running up and down its surface. Urgent action was needed. Sadly, when I called Ghostbusters, no one picked up, so instead I headed down to Bargain Express. I contemplated the toiletry section. A long time of goods from toothpaste to shampoo stretched out in front of me. I stopped in front of the lotions, debating between Nineveh, Dove and Vaseline. I settled upon a purse-sized tub of Vaseline for 1.99. This place sells kitchen, cleaning and bath goods at a reasonable price - probably cheaper than your local Tesco's. There's a fair selection as well. The staff does not shine like the warmth of a thousand brilliant suns, but they're not dull as dirt either. Summary: It's good place to pick up some basic goods.

Bought a sprinkler (very poorly made as were the previous from elsewhere) and shampoo. The shampoo…read moreis at £4 for a big bottle which is more economical than the local half the size at £3 from Sainsburys next door. A good variety of amenities, fair prices, worth a visit or two.