Wow! Check out the window display! I would have taken a photo regardless of requiring a pic for…read moreYelp! Endless lotions and potions are stacked tetris-style on shelf after shelf covering all the available window space and making your head spin with the seemingly infinite hair pampering options available! If you have afro hair and like to coax it into any style of your choosing then I can't imagine you could go away empty handed! They also sell hair dryers and styling tools, hair dye, wigs, weaves, clip in hair extensions and a huge range of hair accessories. On top of this they have a huge variety of body lotions and skin creams and a selection of makeup. It would be easy to feel pretty overwhelmed by the vast array of products on display, but the staff are helpful and friendly and will point you in the right direction. Sihala provides many products to be used by all women but specialises in a range of products for black people that would not be found in most high street cosmetics retailers, which often tend to overlook the specific needs of black customers. Go Sihala!

Another hair shop! For a shop in the market The Hair Shop has an impressive shiny new façade which…read moreI'm sure attracts many customers. It stocks a wide variety of wigs and hair extensions, many made from 100% human hair. Like the several other shops of this type in Leeds they also stock false eyelashes, nails, makeup, nail varnish, hair accessories, curlers, hair products and hair styling electrical goods such as hair dryers, curlers and straighteners. Despite the vast array of hair related products to cram into limited space, the products are neatly displayed and allow for easy browsing. They are also reasonably cheap in price. Ladies (or gents) who aspire to have long, thick, luscious locks will love this place and are sure to find something to add to their mane!

I do love this place. It's not somewhere is visit on a regular basis, being as I'm not often found…read morein a colourful wig/with hair extensions, but the moment I need something for a costume it's my first port of call. Those who came/saw the pictures from the Alice in Wonderland themes blindfold tasting Elite Event at Lazy Lounge may recall the fantastic blonde wig I wore - so convincing was this piece that a few were sure I'd actually dyed my hair! (There's a shot in my profile images if you're curious.) Staff are very friendly, the prices great, and there's a boat load of other products for hair and such too. Have a browse, maybe you'll find something to reinvent yourself!

Hair City is a large outlet which sell hair products and most importantly wigs and hair pieces. I…read morelove wigs, oh so much, and have been peering in the window whenever I walk past. They have a huge variety to choose from so if you are looking for a wig or any kind of hair accessories then they are a great start. Also try, CC Hair and Beauty on Roundhay Road (who are worldwide and have a website) and the various outlets in the market who are the cheapest but maybe not the best in quality.

I have been going to millionhairs for some time now and I felt as I need write this up for others…read moreto see, since going here I understood millionhairs extremely poor customer service. The staff's and owner/manager janine Cartwright are disrespectful, speak bad of other customers whilst getting my hair done I overheard one stylist say "stupid asian lady" and felt very uncomfortable as I am from that background too. No staff member should show discrimination towards clients and talk very disrespectful towards clients behind their backs. As a customer who's been going regularly Im sick of the language the staff are speaking especially in front of other customers. Hair salons are not just a place to get your hair done but it should also be a place to relax and enjoy your time there, I do not enjoy my time there neither have my friends and sister who have also complained about the staffs poor attitude. I rung up to Cancel my appointment as i was unwell, i wasn't made aware of the cancellation policy when first came to salon, and was told now that i had to pay a deposit. When asked why I received rude attitude from the receptionist called Julie, when I spoke to janine Cartwright who is the manager/owner, her attitude was even worse. No apology and when i told her about the way her staff speaks about customers she said "that's your opinion", it's not my opinion where staff are talking behind customers back saying that stupid asian lady and other things that I feel uncomfortable to write, she didnt solve the matter and when asked her if it's ok for her staff to speak to me like that she again defended them. Me and my family/friends will not be going back to a very disrespectful salon. Staff and manager have no sympathy for clients and no understanding of how to be professional.

Well staffed hair salon with 6-8 stations. Also offers beauty salon - waxing, nail technicians etc…read more They also have a tatooist and reflexologist on site. Good opening hours. I think it's a bit pricey for hair but good for beauty.

Debenhams is one of the main anchor stores in the Broadway Mall in Bradford, at the opposite side…read moreto Marks and Spencer. Debenhams is a large chain of department stores in the UK, and they tend to have lots of large stores and be a regular anchor at a large amount of malls, even closer to home, being a Mancunian I'd also like to add how Debenhams also anchor at the Trafford Centre, one of the biggest malls in the United Kingdom. I mainly came in this store to have a look at the fragrances and small gifts with Christmas approaching and being exactly three weeks from the day of my visit, also the day I'm writing this review. The staff didn't seem too friendly, the person who served me originally seemed like I bothered him and went to get someone else, he seemed helpful but he was eager to just leave me to it, rather than give me advice. He just said here's your paper, here's your pen goodbye! I did see a nice range of some aftershaves including Hugo Boss, but the selection was much poorer than other stores nearby including The Fragrance Shop in some ways and Boots. I was also annoyed not to be given any samples and just given cards (or myself) to spray it on and test it. Most of the prices seemed a little high too, and there wasn't many offers for example the Chanel No5 Perfume, which my friend was looking at was around £20 - £25 more expensive than The Perfume Shop, which was running a 15% offer on the same day. Sadly there isn't much else to say, this is a decent store and worth a look in but sadly it isn't much more than that and doesn't deserve over two stars with the range and pricing of certain items and customer service being a key reason for the lower rating than which I would have liked.

The Look is a cheap cosmetics shop in the market. It's pretty much what you'd expect from such a…read moreshop with piles of unbranded eyeliners, lipsticks, foundation, eyeshadow etc. As Aniela has pointed out, it's not the kind of place you'd buy from if you have sensitive skin as it can be difficult to find out the ingredients of the products and natural products can be much easier to trust. However, if you usually by cheap branded make up anyway, the makeup here may not be particularly worse in quality and the prices are definitely a bonus if you're counting the pennies. They also sell a huge amount of fragrances and aftershave by well-known brands so if you're into perfume, you may well find something at a good price to suit your nose's taste!

I don;t want to sound terrible, but I just can't really give The Look much more than this. I have…read morequite sensitive skin, so I am quite carefull about what I buy in terms of cosmetics. I would never buy anything here, as I have no idea where it comes from. There are baskets and baskets of different bits and pieces of jumbled up make up, that due to the lack of order, you have to pick up and look at. I felt that everytime I did this, I was getting the evil eye cast over me by the shop ladies. One upside is that they do stock incredibly bright nail varnishes at reasonable prices.

Large bright shop. Sells a wide range of toileteries, make…read moreup, medicines, first aid. There is also a small section of baby nappies wipes, etc. Great prices, alot cheaper than boots. Because of the price it can get very busy in here and there is usually a long queue. The staff are great though and the queue does move fairly quickly.

I always visit here for a particular purpose. With boots being in the same shooping centre,…read moreKirkgate Market that is, this may not be the obvious choice to go to for your toiletries etc. However, the price in this place is much better than Boots. Things like aftershave, stuff for shaving and deodorants are so much cheaper in here than in Boots. What I don't like about the shop is there's always a big queue, and even though they have 4 tills generally I have only seen 2 being used at once. Nevertheless, it's still a pretty handy place to go pick up some cheap(ish) essentials.

I like this Boots store, it is a fairly large and modern store which stands out within The Broadway…read moreBradford, which is the shopping centre, in which this store is located. It is actually located next store to rival brand, Superdrug, this is something I always find amusing, the one advantage this store has over Superdrug is that they have a Pharmacy inside Boots, which is useful for picking up medications when in Bradford city centre. Although the Pharmacy could be greatly improved as the hours are limited. The Pharmacy shuts considerably earlier than the rest of the store, it closes at 17:30 during the week, which in my opinion is far too early for a city centre, especially when the store opens until 7 pm. It closes earlier on weekends too at 15:30, do they think people fail to get sick in the afternoon and early evening? The selection inside the store was good, there was a large selection of gift cards, and the selection of men's products including toiletries was good. Prices are competitive with offers available including Student Discount and Boots Advantage. 3*