Customer service is bad. The girls at the tills are noticeably more rude than other pharmacy shop…read moreassistants. Having people skills is an important part of the job. If they keep turning their backs on customers being served to have conversations they probably need retraining.

Bought my First Ladies toy here. I've been a virgin for 50 years and did not know what it felt like…read moreto be pleasured. Kind lady assisted me with the best vibrator they had in there. The price was costly but so worth it. I've never came so hard in my life. A rollercoaster of emotions and pleasure. Will be going back again. Highly recommend.

Superdrug is like Boots' insolvent cousin. Oh come on, it is! Ok, ok, so there are some relatively…read moredecent deals such as the '3 for 2 Mix and Match' on Body and Bath Gifts, Men's Gifts, all John Frieda hair products (which would appear more credible if Superdrug hadn't increased the price of the individual bottles before this deal came into existence) as well as 'selective' (which translates as 'cheap in the first place' so that they don't lose much revenue when they are bought as part of this deal) make-up gifts. Aside from these barely-worthy-of-note deals the whole feel of the place is excruciatingly dated - even the logo looks behind the times. The beauty electrical goods on offer are not state of the art by any means - instead of offering the customer the likes of revolutionary GHD straighteners with universal voltage and advanced ceramic heaters we are met with passé Remington curling tongs and Babyliss 'turbo' (laughable how they try and amplify the quality of something that is essentially junk with this type of heightened terminology) hair dryer - the likes of which I was buying when I was a naïve, meager 15 year old. The place is overflowing with the lackluster brands such as Herbal Essence and Dove and thus massively deficient in anything revolutionary, fashionable or indeed sexy. Give it a miss and head to Boots for something significantly more tasteful on all parts.

We were lured in by the display of mini boxes of Roses and, conversely, giant versions of Quality…read moreStreet favourites. However, Superdrug is a lot more than just a purveyor of little and large sweets. It's a bit like a Boots, with a dollop of Claire's Accessories thrown in to the mix - think perfumes from your youth like So? alongside toiletries that smell like various fruits.

Avoid- Had the hyd8 facial last week. Still waiting for my skin to recover, my skin was never dry…read morebut now it's completely dry/flaking off and extremely painful and getting worse and my skin has completely broke out . I rang the clinic for help on what I could do to clear it up as no other beauty salon would go near it as it was too bad, they wouldn't even return my calls to discuss it. So disappointing would not recommend.

The do a great selection of gifts for him and her, was especially delighted with the customer…read moreservice and attention to detail that was provided.

Let me first start by saying that I have been a faithful MAC user for almost 30 years. I was in…read moreIreland on vacation and needed to replenish my stock. NICOLA is the one that was at the front desk. I waited for almost 10 minutes without being greeted. She told me they were short staffed and asked if I wouldn't mind "calling back." (Coming back later.) I told her I was on vacation and on a tight schedule and I needed to just grab a couple things and she turned around and just left. After ANOTHER 10 minutes, she returned and asked what I needed. I needed a purple eyeliner and she pulls one out and after I said, "that is gorgeous, I will take it!" She replies, "oh, we are all out of this." Confused, and wondering why she would show it to me in the first place if it wasn't for sale, I said, "Ok, I will buy the sample off of you." She replied she wasn't allowed to sell the sample, because it wasn't counted in as inventory. I went for another product, also of which they were out of. She was so terrible and tried to rush me out of there so quickly, I literally left in tears. If you are looking for a place to get pampered or simply replenish your stock, this is not it. I would highly suggest going to Dior in the same mall (Brown Thomas,) or ANY other makeup counter. Anything would have been more accommodating than this. If I ever return to Dublin, I will NEVER return to this MAC store. Nicola was just awful.

I love MAC as a brand and their concealer (Select Cover-Up NW35) is the holy grail for my dark…read morecircles which I've been using for a good few years now. I also like the MAC lipsticks, not as much as the Bobbie Brown ones but they I find that they have a better selection of colours and more youthful shades. I've tried the blushes and eye shadows before but didn't find much difference between them and the cheaper drug store brands. I've also used the Studio Select foundation which was pretty good but a bit too heavy. Overall though, the only thing I buy from MAC is the concealer and lipsticks. With regards to this branch, it's always so packed and it always takes ages to get someone to help you. I didn't find the staff very helpful anyway, so I usually just choose things on my own without asking. There is just so many types of foundations and concealers that sometimes it can be so confusing, so it would be great if the staff were a little bit more helpful. However, there has been numerous times where my shade or the colour I wanted was sold out. I'd say it's best to avoid the busy weekends, especially Saturday afternoons where it's jam packed! But this is probably the only counter where it's safe to browse without being attacked my sales assistants! My two star reduction is for 1. Staff not very helpful and kind of slow, 2. Out of stock too often.

Love Kiehl's men's range of products and glad its finally available in Dublin :-)) discovered this…read morerange a few years ago and fell in love with it first time and have liked it ever since.

Went in here to get a sample of a serum I was planning on buying. Girls in shop were lovely and I…read morewas even offered a free mini facial using the serum I wanted to purchase. I am going back after pay day to purchase serum!

Technically they only sell to professional beauty people BUT a lot of the products are available to…read moreregular plebs like me ! They have a great range of shampoo and conditioner and also very inexpensive brushes and hair accessories. Unfortunitly a lot of the hair colours you can't buy without a salon card.

Girls, Sally is there for you - she's your best friend when it comes to beauty supplies!…read more Although this store is a bit smaller than your typical beauty supply shop, it does have enough offerings to make your visit worthwhile... Here's a bit of what you'll find: * Lots of hairbrushes * Lots of eyelashes * Lots of curling irons and straighteners * Lots of shampoo and conditioning treatments (including Matrix, Wella & Tigi BedHead!) * Lots and lots of home hair color kits * A few OPI nail colors (including the CocaCola line!) And, exceptional service with a smile... :) Go see Sally in Dublin to get your beauty on ladies!

I am probably the wrong person to review this place because I find hair extensions, and especially…read morethe clip-on fake hair extremely hilarious. Why do people do that to themselves? Don't they understand that we know it's fake? And that it looks weird? Whatever, I cannot judge people based on that, it's their right to look ridiculous. Anyway, if you're the kind of girl who wakes up in the morning and feels like it'd be a good idea to clip on your ponytail, put on a mask of make up, wriggle into a skin-tight dress, strap on some hooker shoes and grab your faux-croc purse, this is the place for you. They have wigs in a variety of colors; one is guaranteed to be just a leeeetle bit different than your own natural hair color, so that everyone can see that it is indeed, extremely fake. Yay! You can also buy really obvious fake nails, obvious fake eyelashes and fake "wedding buns" though my advice is to NOT WEAR FAKE HAIR ON YOUR WEDDING DAY. This place is just so trashy and weird. But now that I think about it, it would be an awesome place to go for Halloween stuff.

Where WAG-wannabes go to primp. Hairspray has a plethora of hair extensions that you can attach…read moreyourself, or go into the salon at the back and they will do it for you. It also has all the other accoutrements that you need to complete your glamour model look, including cheap-as-chips makeup, false nails and eyelashes. Warning: you may be prosecuted under the Trades Descriptions Act.