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By ludoscotts
May 26, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted May 26, 2016

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Posted May 26, 2016

I felt I had to write and recommend the powder room, Its on Lordship Lane near Dulwich Library(next door to the Sainsburys local where the old post office was)I called in after coming out of Sainsburys just to see what they stocked in there and the lady was so helpful. I have real problems with shampoos and products as Im allergic to a lot of ingredients so really struggle with my hair and shampoos. She c

gave really helpful advice and sorted me out with some products to try. They have a huge range of stock and i was really impressed. Cant imagine they get a lot of footfall up there so wanted to spread the word. They were certainly helpful to me and seem to stock a lot of products that you see at hairdressers at a much more reasonable price.

369 Lordship lane www.powdercosmetics.co.uk 02082998870(info from flyer)

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