Fake heads scare me, especially when they all have Tyra Banks back catalog of hair styles…read more This shop was one of the nicer hair and beauty places i've been too. Well spaced out and stock was clear and organized. My girlfriends after a wig so ive seen a few of these places and im starting to wonder how they could do things differently. It hit me in this one: Customer Service. Out of all the shops we've been in this might be the first one with a shop keeper to ask what we were looking for an engage in a conversation. Made all the difference. Still no wig though.

Beauty Supreme is a shop in Erdington, selling mainly hair products and cosmetics. They have some…read moregood deals on eyelashes and also sell Crazy Color hair dyes for just £2.49. I went in to have a look at the wigs. The lady in store was quite friendly and helpful but they didn't have what I was after. There are all kinds of hair products and many colours and styles of wig. They also sell oil burners, which you an smell as you enter the store.

I bought a product, paid for it to be delivered within 24 hours and they sent it to another address…read moreand when I called the store they didn't admit the shipping error. Don't buy from this store!

I am a beauty queen and I've probably visited many hair shops in Birmingham just to purchase beauty…read moreproducts or hair products to gain the next hottest look. I don't usually purchase many cosmetics i.e. make-up items like foundation but I do love things like lipstick and nail varnish- and Beauty Queen Cosmetics offers a range of beauty products and hair products. I normally go to Beauty Queen on Soho Road for lipstick and nail polish, especially as they sell brands like Sleek which has only just started appearing in a couple of the mainstream cosmetic shops. For black women, it's sometimes really difficult to get beauty products for your skin or lipsticks that stand out on your complexion. This store is always pretty busy; it's the only one on Soho Road. One slight criticism I would say is that sometimes the staff can be a little too in your face, trying to get you to buy products. I wish sometimes they'd just give you some time to have a look in peace and then you'd have a better idea of what you want. When I went in the store last week, I ended up walking out and didn't buy anything because I felt too pressured.

If you're looking for hair pieces, these guys have the largest range of colours I have come across…read moreso you're likely to find a match to your shade. It's virtually impossible to buy hair removal wax tubs from the High Street stores but I found it here for just £5! And they have a choice between lavender, aloe vera and pink wax. I also found that St Ives face scrub (which is the guru of my skincare regime!) is a lot cheaper here than elsewhere. They have a random selection of cheap cosmetics that tend to be in retro shades - Pat Butcher from Eastenders comes to mind! Although some of their eye-shadows and nail varnishes are interesting because bright colours are trending. Oddly enough, towards the back of the shop there is a post office so you can get your postal needs as well as grooming products under one roof!

If you are looking for bargain hair products and are living in Birmingham, you might want to take a…read morepunt on Cosmetics R Us. The number of hair extensions, wigs and gels here is extraordinary. This is more of a ladies shop however there are some hair products in here specifically for men. There are also deodorants you can purchase and the prices of products I have to say are definitely affordable. If you are looking for variety in hair extensions and wigs, this is the place to visit in my view. Although this is a big shop, the passageways here are very narrow and there were times where I struggled to get past fellow customers. Considering this is a shop that specialises in cosmetics and is targeted at predominately females, I was surprised to see the majority of staff working here are male. But despite this they do know their stuff. Customer service is second to none and they will help you out.

Sabina's is a massive new hair product and wig shop down the High Street by Dale End. I love a good…read morewig, me, and they have a huge selection but sadly no ginger ones for my Joan Holloway outfit. Well, they had one but it was corkscrew curls and was pertty scary! The shop is massive and shiny and everything looks new and wonderful. As well as wigs, both synthetic and human hair, they have extensions a plenty and many other products like hair dyes, pomades, scarves, shampoos and whole shelf of treatment oils which are as little as a couple of quid for a pretty big bottle. I couldn't possibly list all the products they sell as this shop is rammed. The staff are polite and happy to help and I definitely recommend popping in for a look.

They dont plug their CCTV in, i know this because when i lost my friend lost her receipt for an…read moreitem she wanted to take back, they claimed they had never seen her before. When we asked them to check the cctv to see us buying the item (which was still sealed) they said they dont plug it in! You didn't hear that here though. That said this is one of the better laid out shops i've seen i this category. Shame i had a bad experience but dont like this out you off, try it your self and see what happens!

I always pop into this branch of Savers Ltd when I am shopping in the One Stop at Perry Barr…read morebecause they have a fantastic range of beauty products at rock bottom prices, in fact a lot of their products are cheaper here than anywhere else including other Savers branches. The inside reminds me of Superdrug in layout and decor and I find it a very straightforward shop to use and find items that I want. The stock varies from week to week, so if you find yourself a real bargain then I suggest you stock up as chances are you could return tomorrow and they have sold out. Recent bargains I've had are Charles Worthington hair products at 99p each, Montagne Jeunesse masks for 19p and L'Oreal lip gloss costing just 49p. I could go on forever, but these are the ones that I bought so much of that my bathroom shelves are heaving! As you walk in you'll see the shelving units are really standard and simply go up and down the shop, unlike the annoying way Boots have started setting their shelves up where they are all going off at right angles to one another. This makes browsing really easy in Savers and because similar products are all displayed together you can compare them at a glance and make the right product choice for you. There are tonnes of hair care products which range from celebrity hairdressers stuff (Worthington, Nicky Clarke etc) to middle of the road items (Tresemme) and then brands I've never heard of but which are extremely cheap. I usually buy my shampoo and conditioner here as there is always something great within my budget, and also because this branch regularly stocks the L'Oreal Kids brand so I can buy the childrens' shampoo at the same time as my own. The deodorants and shower gels are also excellent value in Savers, with brands that I would usuaaly pay more than £2 for costing just 79p - 99p. The Lynx sprays in particular are excellent value and this branch always has a very good selection of these, as well as the shower gels. I think this branch of Savers has an excellent range of gift sets too, at vastly cheaper prices than other shops of this type. At this time of year the range of gift sets is better than ever as Savers attempt to lure shoppers away from the nearby Boots, obviously a discount shop like this will never be as good as the more expensive cosmetics shops but if you are prepared to spend some time mooching then you'll find plenty of top name gift sets at extremely good prices. Savers sells lots of make-up, again at knock down prices, and the make-up ranges from top brands such as L'Oreal to lesser known brands which are very cheap indeed. I even spotted some Urban Decay products in there recently which cost just pennies, compared to the mega pounds this brand usually costs! The staff in this branch of Savers are a mixed bunch, some of them are ready and willing to answer any questions you have while others are obviously just there for their wages at the end of the week and will do little to answer your queries. I have been going there for a while now and recognise the staff to ask and the ones to avoid, it's quite easy really as the unhelpful ones generally go around with faces like a wet weekend so you don't really want to approach these!

I love to pop into savers when i am around Birmingham, they have a lot of toiletries and cleaning…read moreproducts cheaper than the supermarkets so you can save a lot of money on various things

Considering it's city centre location Juliet's is crazy cheap. If you need specialist hair products…read moreyou will no doubt find them here. They have a huge range of wigs and extensions that can be bought and woven in on site or to take away. I personally don't go there for the extensions or on site eyebrow threading but I've been in there before a big weekend when the place is packed full of women colour matching. I go to Juliet's for crazy colour hair dye. Apart from on the Soho road you won't find it cheaper. My hairdresser has tried to stock it in her salon and can't get it in as cheap as Juliet's. So if you like your bright colours, fancy a colourful dip dye then this is the place to buy it.

I visited Juliet's recently with an Alopecian friend, to shop for wigs. She was after something for…read morea smaller head, maybe something tailored towards Asian ladies, and I was after a ginger wig for a fancy dress party. I wasn't that impressed with the customer service here and, although they did have quite a few wigs, they had nothing ginger and nothing small. We asked if we could look at the catalogue but the bored looking, male assistant was hesitant to let us. The wig catalogue was in fact a double sided print on A4 and not quite what we were hoping for. We then noticed a sign saying 'Wig Boutique Downstairs' but when we enquired we were told flat out that we couldn't go down there; Not even so much as an excuse. Man, these guys really want to sell wigs! My friend then enquired about the price of a wig in human hair. The assistant pointed to some hair extensions instead of wigs because he wasn't listening to her even though I'm pretty sure we were the only 2 customers in the shop. All in all I'd say if you are after some products for afro hair or a wig which isn't ginger or smaller than average then you might find what you are looking for here. They do have about 50 wigs in store. But if you are a bit shy to ask for help then don't bother coming here as this particular man wasn't the most approachable or helpful.