Small but useful branch of Boots in the shopping mall near the bus station. I went there a couple…read moreof times the other day. There's a good range of toiletries and beauty products, a pharmacy and medicines of course, confectionery and drinks, baby products and much more. I was served by Paul on one occasion and Aofie on another and found them, and another member of staff (whose name I don't know), very helpful.

Every good girl (and boy) deserves treats, and that is what you'll get in here. While it feels a…read morelittle clinical in design, the selection of gorgeous fancy lotions and potions in here is enough for even the most frugal shopper to get their purse out. Also, while the staff sometimes look intimidatingly glamorous, I've always found them really helpful and friendly, and it is the perfect place to go when you want a treat or Boots is stressing you out. It's girly- Saturday heaven!

Everyone's heard of Space NK, right? Well, by far the most interesting thing about it is that the…read morefounder and face of the company, Nicky Kinnard, is a Northern Irish girl! How cool is that? She opened up her first store in Covent Garden years ago and now has shops all over the world. I'm always a fan when something global turns out to be homegrown... Plus, I love this shop. From the outside, it looks like it would be the type of shop in which you'd be judged by what you're wearing, but it couldn't be farther from that. Yes, the products are all pretty high end, but the girls who work there are always on hand to give you some advice, wrap your purchase beautifully for you and send you on your merry way again!

If you're looking for a day -or hour- of pampering then don't go past this place! Its hidden away…read morein a basement (ahem) and right next to co couture chocolate boutique- naughty! They specialise in holistic treatments and offer such a huge range of lovely services and treatments! You can get things such as massage, facials, tanning, electrolysis, vein threading, body wraps, Brazilian waxing (oh-er!), achne treatment, beard trimming, mens shaving,foot scrubs (particularly divine!), pedicures, manicures...ok I think you get the picture! Its truly a beautiful place for both sexes. I was given a gift voucher for here and have been back several times since! The foot scrub and pedicures are great, as is the Swedish massage and they're great at the tanning too! The staff are lovely and chatty and the feel of the place is clean and relaxing! Love love love it!

From the owner: Beauty Basement located in the heart of Belfast. Specialize in the exclusive CatioVatial, Mary…read moreChor products and in-house facial treatments. Deep tissue massage,ear candles,Indian head massage,body wraps,scrubs,manicure,pedicure, 2 week polish,gel/acrylic extensions, tanning,electrolysis,advanced waxing,threading.

Booked my makeup for a weding (29th dec) wnt in on the day only to find that i had booked the…read morewrong day i booked the 28th instead of the 29th. ..i could have cried but the girl on the desk told me they cud fit me in i just had to wait until they were free which was great for me . Thank god they cud take me as my makeup would not have looked anywere as good as theres The staff were lovely..i seen them help a few customers that came in for make up...the girls doin the make ups were very friendly made u feel very comfortable and the make ups they done looked brilliant. .i loved mine and wil defo b back Thanks again for fitting me in

Hello. Yesterday I was treated extremely rudely and verbally abused by a staff member at the:Unit…read more8/9, Fountain Centre, College St, Belfast BT1 shop. Woman's description: elderly, dark, shoulder length hair, wearing a black Savers staff jacket. Acted like a manager, I'm bot sure, nor did I get her name. Time: between 02:30 and 3pm yesterday Wednesday March 31st. First of all, I am hearing impaired and in my late 60"s. To scream and yell at a hearing impaired person, or anyone for that matter, I believe is unexceptable at any workplace. I was having difficulty hearing the cashier, which young lady would repeat or answer my question to how much the razors were she was trying to promote. Elderly woman on staff came running up out of nowhere screaming at me, if you take your headphones off, you can hear her. When I attempted to explain to her I am hearing impaired, She shouted, ''get over yourself, get over yourself!'' Which, fact being, I could not hear anyone whatsoever without my signal boosting headphones. All staff were wearing masks, so reading lips would not be possible for me. If only she had let me explain I am hearing impaired. She never gave me a chance. I wear a kind of headphones on the market that are a bone conduction headphones, noise-reducing headphones, and noise-isolating headphones that is used and highly effective for those who are hearing impaired. With a built in microphone that helps me to hear people.They really assist in addition to in my in-ear hearing aids. The only reason I know what events that happened and were said to me was a nice lady in the shop heard and witnessed everything and caught up with me on the street telling me how horribly I had been treated and she stated that was her behavior was inexcusable! This makes me think about how many of those customers, those unfortunate, elderly and impaired, this staff member has mistreated. I appreciate you attention to this matter.

I'm not one for the makeup and beauty products (except for maybe the occasional Friday night...)…read morebut this is a great place for you female Yelpers out there. This place supplies a lot of beauty shops so it sells a lot of stuff in bulk - much of which I have no idea the purpose of. It seems to me that women now need to have some type of experience as a painter and decorator to get ready for a night out. I mean, the process of doing your nails even baffles me. Some sort of primer/undercoat followed by a few coats of nail polish followed by some type of aftercoat?! (should that be overcoat?). I have no idea. What I do know is that the staff in here are friendly, as I was in one day picking up a bottle of some nail varnish (don't ask) which I thought was called opee-eye. Obviously, being unfamiliar with all this non-combatant war paint, I had no idea and just assumed it was the latest brand to launch. Turns out it had been around for a while and it's called OPI. This is the place that supplies salons with products you can't get in Boots. I'd say if any female visitors to Belfast (or groups of them) decide to take the short trip from the city centre for a spot of shopping in Boucher (see my Boucher Crescent retail park review) then they should take a quick trek round here. It's just a few hundred yards from Boucher retail park, which is about 5 minute walk (or four hours in those stilts that women affectionately call 'heels'). Had to give it four stars. I'm not a fan personally, but it does deserve four stars.

My new great discovery. Sallys sells salon size and quality goods to the public. I wonder who…read moreSally is though. Sallys has everything you could possibly need for a home grooming session, all under one roof and at very good prices. Nail supplies, including all the professional standard stuff you need to apply gel and acrylic nails so you and a friend could do each others nails and save a fortune on salon prices. The same goes for all things hair related. Tints, dyes, shampoos, conditioners and treatments. Also brushes and hairdryers, all salon quality. I got my last hair dryer there and it's great - light, very long lead and dries my hair super quick. Considering that the one before that came from Argos for £50 and was a pile of pants, I am very pleased. I think perhaps that in theory the cashier is meant to ask for your trade card, but I have never been asked. But then I am so glam that I could easily be mistaken for a beautician or hairdresser. In my dreams.

Hi I have been with HQ hair and beauty for a long time as a client. All the staff are excellent…read more Very pleasant to anyone that comes into the saloon. Donna and Jordon who I do tend to stay with to do my hair are great. If I have an idea and ask them for their advice they will tell me if they think its a good idea or not. Generally I do go with what they say. Very homely place and very welcoming.

The Body Shop has entered Chapter 7 bankruptcy in the United States but their European subsidiary…read moreis still open. My friend wanted to stop here and so we did. This store is open and helpful, she had no problem finding exactly what she wanted and the checkout girl was super helpful offering a discount on the purchase. While she was shopping, I wandered. Not much here for me but interesting. [Review 1898 of 2024 - 875 in United Kingdom - 22920 overall]

I thought this was the same franchise as the US "Bath & Body Shop," but it's actually quite…read moredifferent. The Body Shop is owned by L'Oreal. It seems to be hallmarked by very environmentally conscious marketing and brings a great deal of attention to social issues. Customer service is simply stellar! The young lady who helped me was friendly, professional and polite. I just stopped in for a face mask, and if space weren't an issue I would have surely purchased more. This is a company I'd like to support when I am able to, but I am concerned that the product is far too fragranced for my sensitive skin. I've used it now.... So I will just hope for the best.

Rituals wouldn't be out of place on the upper Lisburn Road as it's the sort of store which serves…read morepurpose to the wives of rich men with nothing better to do than spend money. It offers stuff for both body and home, and yes the stuff is nice and smells great, but you could buy ten times as much for the same price in Boots or indeed Lush! I do like to have a nosey in here if I'm bored in town but other than that it doesn't serve much purpose to me!

This place claims to be the first brand in the world to combine Home & Body cosmetics. They say…read morethey provide inspiring products for the care of your body and home. They say "Happiness can be found in the smallest of things: it begins with feeling good about yourself, savouring the intensity of ordinary things. It is our passion to transform everyday routines into more meaningful rituals." This is all just marketing bumph and I try my best not believe too much of it. The stuff is nice enough. The bath salts and the like are just about ok and the prices are a little bit high. Not bad, but you might as well just go to Lush. In my opinion.

Do you ever go to hairdressers who, no matter what you say, never do what you ask them to? As in…read morethey decide what style looks good on you even though you didn't actually want a bob but just a trim to your foot long hair? I think I spent around 4 or 5 years looking for a brilliant stylist who would actually listen to me and didn't cost an arm and a leg. Then I found Bliss in my own backyard. Its owner, Julieann, is the only person I will EVER let near my hair now. And at £7 for a funky style, just the way I like it, it's become absolute favourite hairdressers. The staff are lovely and you're always guaranteed to have a laugh when you visit as they talk about what they did last weekend!

love love love this salon, hair always perfect afterwards, julieann is a fantastic stylist and…read morealbrilliant wit make up and nails, this is THE one stop shop for that special nite out or just a pampering session.