I like this superdrug, it stocks a big range of hair care products and dyes, perfumes,…read morebodywashes/bubble baths, other skin care products. Well, just about a big range of everything, for a fairly small shop, its very good. Better than a lot of small superdrugs.

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.

Very nice staff. Clean hair cuts and affordable. They also have a lot of shoe variety where you can…read moreshop while you wait. Almost forgot about the great Jamaican music!!!

If you flick straight to the beauty pages in magazines and love to experiment with makeup and…read morehairstyles. Or if you like to buy in bulk to save money- this is the place for you. Set up as a source of beauty products for the trade, it's now also become a resource for any beauty fan. They have a brilliant stock of hair products in huge sizes to keep you going for months and save you money-many of the brands usually only available in salons. They are also great for nail varnish, manicure products, hair dryers, waxing products and hair brushes. All cheaper than most places.

Every hair care/style/accessory product under the sun and then some! (no really, they have makeup…read moretoo) High shelves filled to the brim. I had to ask a sales assistant to climb a ladder to get the shampoo I was looking for. Which I couldn't initially find on my own, but they were very helpful.

Shelf upon shelf of every kind of hair product you could imagine yourself ever needing. They have a…read moregreat selection for naturals, and all the wigs, weave, and braiding hair you could ever want! Top notch selection of every day brands and even some professional products, reasonably priced. I have to say, though, I'd love this place far more if the staff weren't so pushy and borderline rude. Maybe it depends on who you are, but I find that as soon as you walk in, staff are watching you like a hawk, and not in the "hi there, I'd totally love to help!" kind of way. I've seen workers be really snarky to some customers, and the atmosphere has me wanting to buy and get out as quickly as I can. So, staff get a 1 and the store itself, 4/5. Together, Shaba, you've been rolled down to a 3 star place to go when I need to get my hair on point.

This is a very bespoke and custom men's formal and evening wear shop, offering clothes to a high…read moreend gentlemen's market. While I found the service to be a little bit dismissive at times, I couldn't argue with the quality of the clothes on offer. Unsurprisingly, such quality does bring with it a very hefty price tag, befitting the designs available. As I sought to become a real man with the purchase of a suit, I was put off by the £200 price tag attached. I'm not saying it isn't worth it, I am sure it is. However, such prices are just too rich for my blood.

Paul Clark sells all the necessary items for a gentleman's outfitting and toilet. To your right as…read moreyou come in is an attractive display of Geo. F. Trumper products, including all the necessary shaving creams, brushes, razors, props, colognes, hair pomades, and so forth. The wall is decorated with hand mirrors, and natural sponges sit in a jar. Over by the counter there is a cabinet with vintage and new men's jewellery, such as gilt and mother-of-peal cufflinks. The rear of the shop is largely dedicated to clothing, millinery and other accessories. It's lovely stuff, the shop is put together very nicely, with a good eye and a coherent general aesthetic, which is traditional but still cool. The shop keeper likes to chat, and in such a small space if you aren't happy with that you might feel uncomfortable, but I would definitely recommend checking Paul Clark out. If you have a bit of cash this is a great place to find some swish goodies for yourself or the man in your life.

Flint at Home is the sister shop to Flint down the road. This is shop is much warmer in feel…read morethough, with beautiful wooden floors and a nicer balance between the beachy shabby chic look and minimalism. They sell small collections of home decor items like candles, cushions in muted antique rose patterns, simple stoneware mugs, as well as some furniture and lots of design books. It's all quite expensive but very good quality. I can't afford much here but I go and look for inspiration- I love the color of the walls in the shop- a fabulous grey/pale blue.

This branch of Flint now houses both Flint at Home (the housewares) and the Flint clothing…read morecollection. The housewares are on the ground floor, the clothing upstairs. On the ground floor they have lots of coffee table books, a few cosmetics by REN and fragrances by Miller Harris, some nice vases and ornaments, embroidered cushions and flowers. Everything is in pale colours, whites, greys, pale blues and creams, and there is lots of unfinished wood. Upstairs the clothing has a similar feel, pale neutral shades by designers such as Margaret Howell. I couldn't afford to shop here, a plain linen scarf will set you back a good £70, but I suppose the aesthetic is fairly pleasant in a sophisticated but unstuffy kind of way. Unfortunately I tend feel a bit uncomfortable when I go in because the shop lady stares at me a bit, and says hello like she doesn't really mean it.

It's time for me to own up…read more Maintaining this level of hideousness does not come without a cost. I love Kiehl's products, but that is not the reason I am giving this particular store 5 stars. The men's section is just inside the doorway. You can't miss it, all products are in a very masculine navy blue. The checkout and staff are usually located at the back of the store. This is perfect. If I am feeling particularly unsociable, I can step inside the store, browse the men's products and then exit the store quickly should one of the staff step towards me. I often don't want to conversate for two reasons. 1: Because I want some time to let my scepticisim and curiosity breathe. I want some time to see what's on offer, read about the ingredients, smother some shit on my wrists and navigate my way through the complex world of male skincare. Alone. 2: I don't want them judging me. Sometimes beauty consultants will come over and say things like "What skincare do you use at the moment?". They know full well what they are doing. They see this face and their soul screams, "How can he leave the house like that!", but through their leading questions they supress their disgust. This makes me feel awkward. Fortunately, the staff in Kiehls are polite and not intrusive. They might ask if you need any help, but if you say no, they will leave you alone. If you do ask for help, you don't feel patronised and they genuinely make an effort to try and help. You should also know that they have a one month return policy. So if you try one of the producs sand it doesn't work out, you can return the product. I also like that all the products are neatly aligned and there is always a tester available for whatever product you're considering. Ask if you can try some samples and the staff will guide the way. I kind of like that they all wear white lab coats. I've just realised, that probably tricks me into thinking the place is super clean and sterile. Smart. I have one tip for them. They should diffuse Kiehl's Musk Eau de Toilette throughout the store. It's an incredible scent.

Kiehl's is an American high-end cosmetics company, selling items such as cleansers, toners,…read moremoisturisers, shampoo and perfume. I've been wanting to try their products for a long time, but had never gotten around to buying any. I was recently bought a gift set containing a full size face wash, toner and a moisturiser, but unfortunately I felt like it's not quite right for my skin. I went back to Kiehl's today to get some advice on possibly changing the type of products I need to use on my skin. When going into a higher-end shop I always worry that I'm going to be given the hard sell and feel pressurised into buying something, but this was not the case at Kiehl's at all. The lady who was assisting me was really helpful and was happy to ask me any questions I had about the products. I ended up buying a new facial wash, and was told that there is a 28 day guarantee whereby you can bring your products back to exchange or refund should the product not be quite right for your skin! I wish I had known this before as I would definitely have swapped the products that I was gifted. I did a little research in to the company and found out that Kiehl's don't really advertise; instead they have built a customer base on word of mouth, and giving out samples with every purchase. I was given three samples today, and they weren't just random samples thrown in to the bag, but samples of products that I might find better for my skin. I've tried one of them already and I'm really pleased with the results. I'm going to be using Kiehl's a lot more in future, their products may cost slightly more than high street brands but the quality of the products, service and information you get when buying their products is worth it.

Wide selection of hair and beauty products. Hair extensions, wigs, relaxer kits for salon and home,…read morehair dyes, nail varnish...the list is endless. There is a ladies hair salon to the back of the shop and a small nail bar to the front as you enter. Unfortunately, the shop staff can come across as a little hostile and you may get the feeling of being watched or followed, which I think may be due to having a history of shop theft. Nevertheless, they are helpful when approached and owner's a friendly guy :)

This is my favourite store for buying products, cosmetics, lotions and potions and they do great…read moregifts. The store is full of designer brands and the prices are steep - but it's nice for a treat, or treatment! I love the brand Space NK and I adore that they sell Laura Mercier make-up

They say expensive products are always better off and that is the case with Space NK Apothecary…read more The products are excellent for the skin and quite pampering as well. It is quite expensive but worth it too. The Space NK products are the best. Try the kiss mix lip balm. The other products are aromatic as well.