For all your black hair needs this store will have everything you need. The sell all kind of hair…read moreproducts ranging from clips to wigs. You will find items here to fit all budgets. The staff are okay, they usually have plenty staff on the floor to help. I've been to this store before so I would definitely shop there again while at Brixton Market.

The Crabtree & Evelyn shop here is located right next door to a Body Shop, which is pretty…read moreaggressive marketing strategy but it give the consumer a chance to compare the 2 shops, which specialise in nice toiletries Crabtree & Evelyn go for a slightly more exclusive and traditional feel to their product. As a man, I haven't used their cosmetics but gifts from here have always been well received. However, being a foodie, it's nice to see that they have food too! Traditional biscuits and tea are also available. I tried a free sample of their shortbread, which was very buttery and yummy If i wanted to really impress someone, I would head here rather than Body Shop but expect to spend a little more too

Evelyn cosmetics are one of the best products I've had the chance to try and work with. I really…read morelike their foundation, base and primer. Quality is all you look for when you're buying make-up, and specially, face products. The concealer blends fine with other products and all the creams and foundations I've tried give the face a really polished and blemish-free look. You can ask the lovely girls here for any advice and I insist that you ask for the cleansers as well. All the make-up removing products are a great money investment that is more that worth making.

I've been here with a friend when she was getting her eyebrows down. The queuing system was very…read moresimple; you're giving a number and take a seat until you're called up. It only costed £2 for her to do her eyebrows and it was done very well, very quickly. We weren't waiting for long and the staff were very friendly. The salon has also been visited by Shilpa Shetty herself! I would recommend this salon.

Went there for waxing yesterday and the whole experience was horrendous. They don't have hot wax…read morefor Hollywood and the beautician, a middle aged women was very rude throughout the process. She was not pulling the hair properly and when I said it is painful, she said now I know! When I told her she left some hair, she said it's too late and when I asked her for scissors, she just handed it to me . I requested her to do it as it was not practical for me to do it myself as I was unable to see hair properly, she coldly said she won't do it, what if she cut my skin!! My whole skin was left sticky as they don't clean. When I was dressing up, she didn't leave the room and told me I have to rush.. how ill mannered is that... Never ever go there.. it's cheap but not even worth a penny.

For years I had no idea that we had this massive store tucked away in Kingston. It is quite hard to…read moreget to if you are driving - it is not in the town centre itself, but off a residential street, in a cluster of what look like warehouses. Sally stocks a wide range of hair and beauty supplies. I discovered this when a friend of mine used to colour my hair at home. We had a great deal - I would drive her here, pay for the colour and bleach, which usually came to under £20.00, then make her lunch or dinner while she did my hair, and that was my payment. I miss those days. As I am not in the beauty trade, I don't get the hallowed 40% discount. Still, there is a lot that I can get here that works out cheaper than even, say, Superdrug. Plenty of the shampoos and conditioners that are used in salons, and then pushed as a sale after they have done your hair can be found here, always at a vastly reduced price.

The shop don't keep the opening hours . Google shows me they are open to 6pm today but now is closeread more

This store is full of variety and quality of cosmetics . prices are affordable and discounted price.read more

Dolly Parton was once asked, 'How long does it take to do your hair?' In response, the sassy lady…read morereplied, 'Gosh, I don't know! I'm not there when they do it.' As my roll model advised, fed up with my own barnet I had a look around the African beauty shops in Brixton for an alternative. If you are looking to buy a wig, value for money and quality wise, you can't really get better than this area. A huge selection of shops with a variety of styles. After much trying on and playing with all of the wigs in the shop I walked out with a £30 real hair shaggy cut. Fabulous! It's great for when you just fancy a change or if you're having a bad hair day. I'd suggest coming in this shop with a friend. You can get a little carried away and end up walking out with a Tina Turner number if you take the fella behind the counters' advice.

I have a confession. I'm not really into retail therapy. In fact, too much retail therapy will…read moreprobably lead to me needing therapy! So, department stores are a good hunting ground for me around times like Christmas when I need to find and buy lots of presents. This Debenhams store is the anchor store for Centre Court Shopping Centre in Wimbledon. It isn't the biggest department but has the full variety of different departments. I had a successful shopping trip here today. The top floor had a lot of homeware and kitchen gadgets - fortunately, a lot of my friends are foodies and love to cook and entertain. The middle level is mainly ladies clothing but the ground floor yielded more success with menswear, fragrances & cosmetics and also a gift section with some fun things to give. It is better to give than receive and Debenhams made that easier for me to achieve today

The service in this store in every single department is consistently terrible. No one is ever at…read morethe click and collect till, one person seems to man the whole of beauty, the fitting rooms are supervised by people who have bitchy conversations about other staff members outside the doors. The presence of a crappy sports direct franchise on the top floor rounds it off. At least it is consistent in its terribleness, and it gets two stars because its blue cross sales are worth braving.