I am really into the beauty industry and I do love my organic skincare, so I was delighted to find…read morethis cute boutique. I got myself some aromatherapy oils and skincare. Really impressed!

One of my favourite branches of Neals Yard in London; staff are very knowledgeable and helpful…read more Tends to get rather crowded on Saturdays, but the lovely smell of relaxing aroma oils still does the trick. I love the blue glass bottles and the fact that the shop takes them back for recycling (even though they make you feel guilty for accepting the 10p refund and not always offer this).

Rude and lazy pharmacy staff Would not recomend they talk about people in there home language not…read morerealising that just because I'm white I don't speak other languages. 100 yards down the road is a fantastic pharmacy your prescriptions are done in 10 mins you don't have to wait 5 working days nash pharmacy are a friendly family pharmacy DO NOT USE BOOTS USE NASH

Very helpful staff. I needed some foundation samples to help me choosing the right one. The lady…read morehelped me with the shades and gave me the proper ones to try at home. She was nice and professional. Thank you!

Quick place to pick up some toiletries and make up. They often have good offers on. The last was…read moreArmani perfumes at 50% off. Their threading service at 5£ is very good. They seem to be marginally cheaper than boots or I could be mistaken

i went to superdrug today and the stuff there were very rude. its a shame that you are hiring such…read morepeople with no manners and is really off putting to come there again which is a shame as i am a regular costumer..one particular girl who looked asian ( indian) was giving me nasty looks which i tried to ignore and when i went to check out and got done i said thank you twice and she didn't reply which made me sound like a joke..it's really ridiculous because its apart of her costumer service to keep a smile on her face and be polite ..i think its time to start finding other appropriate stuff that know their manners and limits.

A small Boots branch in a good location on Notting Hill Gate, London. It is slightly larger than…read morethe average Boots Pharmacy store with a small selection of other items including drinks, yet it is dwarfed compared to the other larger stores the health and beauty retailer have. In pretty much regards it is a typical Boots store in terms of decor and product ranges, just a lot smaller. It does seem to be slightly busier than one would expect for a store of its' size, which is pretty common for London but still, the not very friendly staff and small store made the whole situation seem a little bit more unpleasant. Overall, this store isn't bad if you're just planning to put in a prescription and have a few minutes to spare as it is in a good location, but other than that there isn't too much to shout about, especially considering there's a larger store just under half a mile away around the corner on Queensway. 2*

Very friendly staff, but rather slow service.. Very often…read moreout of 'the pill', but never experienced a problem getting other prescriptions filled.

This is a large Boots store at Westfield London that stands out within the shopping centre, it has…read morethe benefit of being open late in the evenings, generally around 10 pm, that includes the Pharmacy meaning it is useful to grab medication and essentials later in the evening. The store looks good and is fairly clean, it has a nice selection of many of the items you would expect to find in the Boots, including beauty, cosmetics, toiletries, and a selection of over the counter and prescribed medications. It also has an Opticians which is pretty handy. It would be nice if they had more staffed counters, they really seem to be pushing self-service too, not great for the elderly! 4*

Ted Baker products you can't pickup in the US! I picked up some travel needs, but the make up and…read morefragrance departments are phenomenal!

The name that is synonymous with and basically spawned the high-end candle craze... first they were…read moreselling out of Baies, then it was the Figuier...you'd think they were actually worth something *substantial* the way that Diptyque candles are so sought after and coveted. To be fair, Diptyque's candles are indeed luxurious as far a wax-filled votives go. They have a long burn-life. They generally smell pretty darn good. They are impeccably packaged. The prestige each one comes with is complimentary. And further, they've managed to concoct their scents using all natural oils without using anything synthetic - cheers to them especially for that. By far the most interesting innovation to come from the House of Diptyque of late is the candle: "Essence of John Galliano." Even though it smells like a smokestack (I guess this is *literally* his essence) and I wouldn't buy it, I still think it's pretty cool. I have to say that I don't like the way they've turned some of their bestselling candle fragrances into perfumes - some of them just don't work... far too sweet and not complex enough to wear on the skin. But the sales staff is pleasant and helpful... more than willing to dole out samples and let you sniff whatever you'd like.

The name that is synonymous with and basically spawned the high-end candle craze. And boy, are…read morethese candles upmarket and bound to burn a small hole in your pocket, quite literally. Diptyque was founded in 1961 by three friends, Desmond Knox-Leet, Christiane Gautrot and Yves Coueslant, all with an artistic and interior decoration background. In 1963, continuing an old English tradition, the company launched a line of scented candles which was the beginning of a long success story. They are impeccably packaged, and have devised original scents using natural oils, low on synthetic, high on the eco-friendly dial. Sniff away to your heart's content!

I've been visiting Cowshed for a couple of years now, dropping in as a frequent traveler on…read morebusiness to London. I'm most familiar with Clarendon Cross but have also visited Primrose Hill and the Selfridges locations. Selfridges is a never return. It's the opposite of relaxing and has more of a busy coffeehouse atmosphere. Plus, the massage was awful. Inexperienced person dousing you with oil. What's the point? Primrose Hill has been my best experience. I went in for a facial and the gals at the front desk are great. I felt great about my service and went on to add mani/pedi and purchase products. The mani/pedi station with the headphones and classic TV on retro sets is a nice touch. Can't speak for massage there. Clarendon Cross was my favorite, at first. It's tucked away in Holland Park and I was able to walk to and from there and my hotel, major plus. Initially, I had several great massages here that helped me tremendously with jet lag. I also had a super helpful speedy facial and chilled in the mani/pedi station watching the episode where Monica asks Chandler to marry her in your favorite new york apartment full of candles (yes!). THEN, the decline. The reception attitude has grown lax in the customer service area. The woman who "welcomed" me today seemed like she preferred I hadn't shown up. My masseuse was yet another amateur. She pumped LOADS of oil all over me and simply has no idea how to touch bodies therapeutically or doesn't care. When I left, reception asked me how it was and I said "alright". She didn't inquire further about my lack of enthusiasm or say anything else at all to me. I waited in the lobby for a cab without being acknowledged or asked if I needed water or given after massage care tips. My car arrived and I left without a word to or from anyone. This was my third bad massage at the Cowsheds, collectively. I will not return. Their customer service has declined and they have lost good masseuses and replaced them with people who I can't imagine are even licensed for body work. Too too bad. I gave you the benefit of the doubt but this is a break up you earned and if your bad service continues, you will not last.

I've had plenty of massages in my life, but I can confidently say that I received the BEST massage…read moreever at Cowshed. After four months of carting around my newborn and being physically exhausted from lack of sleep, I was desperate for a bit of pampering. Fortunately, my mom-in-law had recently given me an online gift certificate to Cowshed! I booked a 45 minute massage with Ashley and entered Cowshed to find a clean, cozy and well decorated spa. The massage itself...no exaggeration, with my eyes closed, I felt like I was lounging on a beach and the waves were massaging me. Ashley's movements/massage were so fluid and there were no awkward pauses while she pumped more oil on her hands or changed positions around the table. I left regretting having not booked a 60 min massage! The spa is not super close to a tube station and it's certainly a bit pricey, however the price will absolutely not keep me from visiting again in the very near future!

Such a cute market! Loved all the little vendors and shops. So many different things to see, eat…read moreand buy. Worth a stop if you are in London, also in a cool area!

We loved this market. We went on Saturday, which I believe it is open only on Friday and Saturday…read more Much less crowded than the Borough Market, which you can barely move through certain sections during peak hours (though great selection). I enjoyed a quiche. My daughters enjoyed strawberries topped with Nutella. We all shared a fish and chips meal from Poppie's which I highly recommend. Probably the best fish and chips we had while in London. There are olive bars and paella and all sorts of amazing foods to enjoy. Also pick up a Notting Hill bookstore linen tote while you are there.

This place is tucked in a little side street along with Body Works West and Kell Skott Haircare off…read moreWestbourne Grove. It has a very soothing ambiance the moment you walk in and the staff were quite courteous and friendly. I came in for a manicure and I liked the private room as it gives you relaxing spa feel even if you are just getting your nails done. I happened to sit next to the owner and she was so kind. She took the time to tell me all about the other services and facilities available. In addition, she wrote me a page long list of her recommended places in the area from dentists to butchers. The manicure itself was carefully done and looked great!

this review is based on one time visit for facial…read more things I like about the place: 1- the very nice American / Canadian manager at reception 2- the fact that I was not pushed to buy any products after the treatment- I was even given some small samples to try which is brilliant and rarely happen things I don't like: 1- when I first entered the building, it was smelling of food ! kind of defy the purpose of being in a spa that should have heavenly relaxing smells 2- the fact that my facial therapists hands smelled of food !! 3- the facial itself - there was nothing outstanding for a facial worth £160 - it was similar to any average facial you can get in an average place around London for £60 or so