Juliet’s Hair and Beauty

They will be moving to Corporation street I believe.

Considering it’s city centre location Juliet’s is crazy cheap. If you need specialist hair products you 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.

If you’re looking for a place that sells a wide and varied range of hair products then Juliet’s Hair is the place to go. They supply a variety of hair extensions however long and whatever your preferred hair colour is, as well as in any hairstyle from loose waves, perms to silky straight. As a consumer of human hair extensions I would highly recommend visiting the store to check out their many wigs, hair serums and hair masks. I find that the quality of the hair is worth the money as a full-​head of real human hair is priced as little at forty pounds which I find a great deal in comparison to other hair and beauty companies such as Sally’s. Depending on how well you can take care of human hair extensions, these ones coming from Juliette’s Hair store lasts me around two the three months. I would highly recommend purchasing hair extension treatment to allow your hair to last as long as it possibly can.

I visited Juliet’s recently with an Alopecian friend, to shop for wigs. She was after something for a 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.