The Super drug store on Cornwall Street is fairly small and located in the quieter side of the city…read morecentre. I find when I go in there sometimes it gets a little squeezed with pushchairs and lots of people, especially on a Saturday afternoon! I think the staff are efficient and friendly, and they always seem happy to help. The prices are obviously similar to other stores in the UK, but they are generally cheaper than Boots. I think the main difference is Superdrug seem to host a range of offers, I am often amazed by how many offers there are! Overall it does the job, and that is it really, nothing that stands out about this place being amazing.

Quite a small store but has all the essentials and often they are cheaper than other chemists etc…read more They have good promotions and a monthly magazine which is free to pick up instore, actually not a bad read! Staff friendly and helpful!

A good branch of this store in one of the pedestrianised areas of the city. All the usual cosmetics…read moreand creams, for women and men too. Nice perfumes and scented soaps. Very good for gifts, with pretty packaging, especially in the Christmas range. Well trained and helpful staff. I find their moisurisers and some other products very expensive, but that's my only criticism.

savers, perfect for all your holoiday cosmetic needs, this is due to the price, very cheap and…read moregreat to take away on holiday as once you have used some of it you can leave the rest at your destination to bring back more important goods. apart from that very good every day items to be bought at good prices.

Savers is a good name because you can really save money on cosmetics, toiletries, sun creams etc…read more They really are cheaper than other high street shops. The shop is clean and well presented, the staff are friendly and helpful. You won't get the sort of expert advice that you would get from the cosmetics counter in a large department store but it is alot cheaper. An excellent place to shop for this type of product.

So many fab things to say. It's all natural. Eco. Lots hand made by owner. Tremendous service. Got…read moreinto the spirit and girlie with me to help choose what might be best. After my luxury mani and pedi I got some make. A wee eye brush. When I got home to Edinburgh ordered pear polish and Eco nail polish remover!!!! So so very happy. On the high street. Spacious and beautiful inside. 5 stars!!!

I cannot walk past this shop without going in! I love it. The staff are so great and well trained,…read moreits truly amazing. In this age of shops void of any customer service skills its a breath of fresh air to have staff like the ladies at Lush. They are helpful without being too crowding and they tell you about products without selling them. The staff obviously try to use everything in the store so that they can give exellent advise on it. They have a lovely gift range and wonderful skin care products as well as pampering products. Great place to go for Christmas gifts and stocking fillers.

I absolutely love this shop! Lush stocks handmade beauty and bath products that smell divine and…read moreare pretty to boot! I love browsing there, assisted by the very helpful staff, and picking out treats for myself and for friends, too. I stock up on the 10% discount vouchers, since the products can be quite pricey (£11 for a bottle of conditioner!) but I think that it's worth it to treat yourself occasionally. The products at Lush are ethically made, and quite a few of them have been made for charity. It's nice to find somewhere to get vegan toiletries. Yum!

First, the pluses: Staff always friendly and courteous. They try hard to please. Pharmacist…read moremakes time periodically to review your medication with you, in a private room. The minuses: 1. Cramped queuing area, and little privacy from those behind in the queue. 2. Nowhere to sit while you're in the queue - unless you want to lose your place. 3. Not clear where to queue as there are two aisles leading to the counter which doubles up as a dispensary and sales counter. 4. You can put in a prescription (via the box in the medical centre) a full two weeks in advance of when it is needed, and then find it is not ready, or incomplete, when you call to pick it up. Overall impression is of cramped premises, with staff who are seriously overworked.

This branch of Boots can be found at the bottom of the High street. Sadly for those who love…read moreshopping in Boots this is only a small branch. It does however have a small selection of cosmetics including No7, a few The Sanctuary items and the usual smellies and toiletries. If you're after anything specific though its best kept in mind that they may not stock that particular item. However, if you are just after basic items its an ideal shop to quickly pop in. They also deal with prescriptions and have a wide range of medicines both behind the counter and the usual paracetomals, lemsips etc on the shelves.

Cruelty free cosmetics? What about cruelty to customers like me who have to breath in that awful…read moresanctimonious pong every time they go near it.

As one of the original High Street 'Cruelty Free Cosmetics' campaigners, The Body Shop has lost…read moresome credibility since being bought by L'Oreal, and has had to compete with the increasingly popular Lush. The Body Shop is still going strong though, tucked away here in the Guild Hall. All your old favourites (like White Musk!) are available to buy here, as well as cosmetics, and all manner of other products for hair and body.