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.

After walking around London for a bit, it's nice to freshen things up and restore my nose to the…read morescent of my morning perfume. Since, I'm usually picky about the scents that I purchase, this shop is perfect for helping me sort out my scent. I choose between blends that have a citrus, wood, floral, rosy, etc. flare and can even put it in the lamp of my choice. Although the shop is small, its packed with delicious scents for men, women and even your home!

A good sized store with everything you need for personal items and snacks. I picked up some chips,…read moremints, and chocolate bars for the folks back home. The staff member checking us out was decent and did it quickly. Prices here are reasonable.

This is just one of a seemingly infinite number of Boots locations in London. I review this one…read morebecause it was convenient and was my first stop when I would run out of toothpaste or anything else that can be found in this type of store. It's similar to an American CVS or Walgreen's.

This store is full of variety and quality of cosmetics . prices are affordable and discounted price.read more

Dolly Parton was once asked, 'How long does it take to do your hair?' In response, the sassy lady…read morereplied, 'Gosh, I don't know! I'm not there when they do it.' As my roll model advised, fed up with my own barnet I had a look around the African beauty shops in Brixton for an alternative. If you are looking to buy a wig, value for money and quality wise, you can't really get better than this area. A huge selection of shops with a variety of styles. After much trying on and playing with all of the wigs in the shop I walked out with a £30 real hair shaggy cut. Fabulous! It's great for when you just fancy a change or if you're having a bad hair day. I'd suggest coming in this shop with a friend. You can get a little carried away and end up walking out with a Tina Turner number if you take the fella behind the counters' advice.

Store has everything you need. Open late so ideal when travelling during the evening. Always great…read moreservice from Dean.

Boots at London Victoria Station is a pretty solid branch considering its main purpose is to serve…read morethe train station it is located in, there is a large to-go food and drink offering as well as a small selection of medications and toiletries. The Pharmacy was unstaffed, and after waiting for a couple of minutes I just gave up. The store did seem a little understaffed considering how busy it was at a non-peak time. Prices are a little high, but you have to expect that for a travel location. The store was mostly clean and clutter-free, it was easy to get around, but anything other than that would be rather odd for such a small store. 3* - This store is okay, but due to staffing issues, I would only recommend using this branch if you are in a rush ahead of getting a train, if you have more time the other nearby Boots stores including the one in Victoria Place would be much better.

Easy to ride get to Close to public Transportation close to london underground…read more Great products

Finally I have a Space NK near me! This shop is a temple of beauty and taste. They carry the most…read moreamazing lines of cosmetics, and ones that are hard to find like By Therry, one of the best in makeup. If you have a chance to go I recommend you try the brush concealer from this brand, it's amazing, it lights your face with triple wattage power! The service is as in the other stores, impeccable, and the decoration fab. For Christmas try and go for the candles they make great gifts and don't break the piggyback. Try the Dyptique line or even the Space NK, which is a little cheaper but still smells like heaven.

Appealingly packaged, deliciously-fragranced beauty products from Sicily. Including bath milks,…read morebody lotions and gorgeous scented candles. You can start-out by buying a £3 miniature, if you don't want to blow the budget, or if you need a mini gift or stocking filler. Almond milk and pomegranate are just two of the alluring choices. It's their first shop in the UK; a great place to go if you're looking for something different.

Lovely cushion covers and pillows, as well as fantastic all-linen fringed towels in three sizes and…read moretwo designs.

A three story Sally's!…read more This store is huge. It might be the biggest Sally's I've been inside. The top floor is mostly hair treatments and styling products. The bottom floor is hair colors, and developers, as well as dying supplies. And the last floor, is nail colors and nail care. The store is very organized, and easy to navigate. I found some hair dye, peroxide, gloves, bowl, and nail clippers. Basically, everything I was looking for, I found. 10/10 experience!

Shaving is their business. An absolutely wondrous store in a prime location on Jermyn Street, the…read moremen's fashion capitol of London. The store also includes a razor cut barbershop in the back if you are so inclined to have a shave or trim. Many of the items are less than £20 and the quality is outstanding. I am especially fond of the tobacco leaf shaving cream made with cedar wood oil. A favorite hair tonic is the Collection #74 with oil. They also have items specific for those with sensitive skin as well. Truly a man's treasure box for pampering your face and hair. A must stop when in London.

Stuck for a present for a man who is impossible to buy for? Looking for a very individual gift that…read morewon't blow the bank? Then try a visit to Taylor's. Actually located in Jermyn Street, this long-established (1854) family business situated in a tiny shop, is both a hairdresser and barber for men, and sells an extensive and very traditional range of men's grooming products. These include an enormous range of shaving brushes, and soaps, shaving oils, hair-tonics and after-shaves in long-established, traditional fragrances. Made using the finest pure ingredients, the emphasis is on discreet, uncomplicated, masculine aromas - think sandlewood and citrus - at very reasonable prices. The shaving brushes in particular make lovely gifts, starting at the porcelain-handled versions from £35, up to silver-handled brushes, complete with stand, from £130. They have an extensive on-line shop, but a visit to the shop is an experience in itself - and for the men, why not go the whole hog and indulge yourself in a shave?

Okay so I wuvvvvvvvvv Jo Malone. I think I have like 6 scents plus bathroom spray, and two…read morecandles. As an american, I am used to buying out of bloomingdales but after walking by the Jo Malone store in Chelsea I knew I had to go in. Was greeted with a glass of champagne and I was ready to explore. A full store of Jo Malone. They had a wide array of gift sets and a huge display of samples. I was ready to buy one of the standard new scents and a candle when Jonathan stopped me. I was looking at a set of large colorful bottles that I had never seen in the states before. Jonatha then unloaded his story / sales pitch on me about some guy going to the foothills of the himilayas to get tea leaves and decided to use in cologne. The whole line was inspired by different types of tea and actually infused real tea leaves. Apparently, Jo Malone has a 5 year patent on this concept. Only 5 stores cary this new line. They are all in London and this is one of them. I ended up with the midnight black tea cologne. It is absolutely intoxicating.

Jo Malone has very simple and refined fragrances. The scents are decadent and intoxicating. My…read morefavorite scent is Pomegranate Noir which is distinctive, seductive, and modern. You can purchase your favorite scents in colognes, oils, soaps, candles, sprays, and diffusers. Love the products, branding, and beautiful gift packaging. For wonderful room fragrance, I prefer the candles versus the room diffusers. The cable has a more powerful and amazing scent. www.jomalone.com