Valentine Wigs

Valentine Wigs is a family-run business founded with a purpose – to provide our customers with all their needs in hair accessories in a friendly and professional manner. We have a long list of loyal clients all over the world, which is increasing every day due to friendly support, personal assistance, product enquiries, sales, etc.

Many of our existing UK customers have alopecia, for whom we offer a VAT exempt account. It is quick and easy to register an online account. You can start shopping immediately tax free!

Our motto is "A Personal and Discreet Shopping Experience" and we mean what we say! We try our very best to look after our customers in every way we can. We go the "extra mile" to offer a friendly, professional and discreet service. We are totally committed to providing the best online service you could expect and we are always open to suggestions.

Discount available to Alopecia UK VIP Cardholders?

10%

Website: www.valentinewigs.co.uk

Facebook: @ValentineWigsOnline

Instagram: @valentinewigs

Twitter: @valentinewigs

Telephone: 01772 620040

Email: [email protected]

Products and services:

Wigs

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