I'm not the biggest makeup fiend but there's something deliciously alluring about MAC. This store…read moreis contained within Debenhams at Silverburn but has it's own entrance and is set up like its own store so gets a bit more focus than any other beauty brand. This store offers makeup services, application sessions and lessons (great for learning new techniques), and demos on the spot if you're just a walk-in customer. When I visited, all the staff (I think there was 3 of them) were all busy looking after customers who were getting makeovers so I wasn't offered any help but I was happy to have a wee look around myself anyway. I'd definitely return for an in-store makeup session, particularly because the cost is redeemable against a purchase - so even if you don't want to go all out with a whole new look, you could treat yourself to a lovely new lipstick or something like that.

Located within debenhams at the benefit concession. Offers eyebrow waxing and tinting…read more The girls are professional and friendly and each brow shape is tailored to the individuals face shape. Price wise for a brow wax and tint it is £19.50. Some might say this is rather expensive however i have always been happy with the service and feel it is value for money compared to other places i have tried. They are very busy so it is always worth phoning and booking an appointment as often i have been turned away when popping in on the off chance.

Have used this branch of the Benefit brow bar a couple of times - usually can get a walk-in…read moreappointment fairly easily, or at least one within the hour. The staff are friendly and welcoming, though a bit keen on the upsell. They always do a good job of the brow waxing and unlike their counterparts in Frasers in the city centre, actually listen to what you want!

In this dentist hungry time, I'm lucky enough to still be treated here given that I am pretty…read morecertain I now live out with their catchment area. This is something of which I am thankful for seen as this is the only dentist I can ever remember going to. You might think that my review may be slightly biased. However, I am one of the few people (that I know of) who harbour no fear, resentment or anxiety towards a visit to the dentist. So, in my books this is a good thing. If something fear, anxiety or resentment worthy was lurking in here, I would have encountered it at least once. Instead I've only witnessed a small, local and friendly dental surgery. It's got a small waiting room, sectioned off by a glass partition, with a row of comfy office chairs lining the whole area. This reduces the likelihood of having to sit next to someone (big plus) and there are plenty of magazines - with surprisingly recent publication dates. The only points that are holding back a final star are waiting times. Do not think you will get taken on time. You will probably have to wait about an hour extra. I have found out - sadly only last month - that the best way to tackle this is to make as early an appointment as you can (on your day off too!) and to turn up even earlier. Likewise, the glass partition is not sound proof so everyone in the waiting area will overhear you getting scolded and/or whimpering when it comes to the very vigorous scrap and polish routine.

Been going here for years. Find the dentist there to be very friendly, professional and extremely…read moregood value. Great work ethic and very informative with regards to my treatment plan. Waiting times seem so much better now.

I used to go to the Rainbow Room when I was around 14-18 and now with more experience I will admit…read moreI was just being snooty and paying for a brand name rather than a haircut. I guess all girls are insecure about their hair, nobody wants a bad cut, when that happens it feels like the world is coming to an end, I've definitely been there a few times. Maybe it's just because the hairdresser who I go to now seems to actually know what I want and when I say I want blonde highlights I DO NOT mean those ugly block highlights Rainbow Room used to give me and charged me £180 for, what an absolute joke. Now to get my whole hair dyed it's less than half the price and looks ten times better than the Rainbow Room could ever make it look. As I'm totally paranoid about getting a bad cut I always take a picture from a magazine of the EXACT haircut I want, when I do that with my hairdresser now he gets it spot on, at the "Robber Room" they got it completely wrong. Every. Single. Time. Okay, so maybe a little shiatsu is nice but they whack on about £20 to the cut for something you didn't even ask for in the first place. I have a lot of hair, it's very thick and as such they charged me more than a regular customer as they had to use more highlights and my hair took longer to cut. Such nonsense, I have never heard of this kind of thing at any other salon. In my opinion Rainbow Room are just rip off merchants feeding on womens insecurities, in particular and charging them an arm and a leg for a cut that to be honest, could be done just as good by a blind guy with a hedgetrimmer. Furthermore, most of the salons I've been to since I put my foot down to stop paying Rainbow Rooms rediculous prices have all had staff who were trained by them. Rainbow Room train staff left right and centre and a lot of the staff leave as they're too good to be working for someone else and open up their own salons instead. It's a funny thing though, once you find a hairdresser you somehow feel like you have to keep going back to them or they'll somehow get so offended by your betrayal they'll hunt you down and when they get their hands on you, give you the worst cut you could ever imagine. I guess this is why I went to the Rainbow Room for so long. I'm so grateful now I've got a hairdresser who actually cares about what I want and makes sure my hair is always exactly the way I want it. In my experience, for what it's worth, is that independent hairdressers are the best, they have skills, talent and care about their customers and keeping their trust. Rainbow Room get so many people in and out of the salon that they don't really have the chance to make up a friendly customer environment and like other huge chain stores are just interested in making sweet moula.

Stella is a superstar! Sorry for the pun - but Stella has been cutting my hair for about a year…read morenow, and I am so glad to have finally found a hairdresser who I can trust while relaxing with a cup of tea. Rainbow Rooms in Clarkston aren't anything flash, but I have no complaints. It's local to me and always has parking available in the surrounding streets. The staff are friendly without being too in your face - Stella has great chat and lets you read magazines if you feel like it. I particularly liked that she knows when to recommend a new style and executes it perfectly - I came away in October with a side fringe which I now totally love. If you book online, you get a £5 discount off the price. You do need to leave a £10 deposit but the discount & deposit when you're paying makes you feel like you're getting a real bargain!

I went into Sallys today for a browse as I had some time to waste. The whole time I was there I…read morefelt like the woman in the shop was following me and watching what I was doing as if I was going to steal something. She kept stacking things on the shelf on every aisle I went to and was clearly watching me. I am a professional and have a very well paid job, the last thing I would do is steal anything. I don't know if it was because I was in sportswear as I had just been to the gym or because I look quite young but I found it very uncomfortable. Even though I had planned on buying a few things I had to leave. I understand that you have to watch for thieves but watching someone to that extent is very off-putting.

Sally's hair and beauty on Kilmarnock Road stocks everything you need if you have a beauty business…read moreor if you're just talented enough to do hair/make-up and other cosmetic treatments for yourself. They have everything they need for hair cutting/colouring, manicures, fake tan, facials, hair extensions, and beauty equipment such as scissors, mixing bowls and towels and everything is reasonably priced. Oh, just make sure you have money as they don't accept cards here.

Considering the size of silverburn I am quite dissapointed in this Boots. In 2 occassions now I…read morehave went in looking for items to be met by unhelpful assistants and lack of products. I wouldnt go out of my way to shop at this Boots as I have the one at the fort closer to me and with much more variety. It is a shame as this store has so much potential.