The company behind Lyttle Minx at 63 Lordship Lane has gone into creditors' voluntary liquidation, the Gazette shows. The notices do not say if it will close.
The company behind Lyttle Minx, the nail salon at 63 Lordship Lane, is in liquidation. Its members and creditors appointed a liquidator on 27 October.
Two notices in The London Gazette on 28 October record the move. They name the company as Lyttle Minx (East Dulwich) Limited, company number 09115997, with a principal trading address of 63 Lordship Lane, SE22 8EP.
What the notices say
- The company is in creditors’ voluntary liquidation.
- A general meeting on 27 October resolved that it “cannot by reason of its liabilities continue its business”.
- The same meeting resolved to wind it up voluntarily.
- The liquidator is Engin Faik of Cornerstone Business Turnaround and Recovery, 136 Hertford Road, Enfield.
A meeting of creditors had been announced in the Gazette on 13 October.
The notices do not give the size of the debts or say who is owed money. They also say nothing about what happens to the salon, its staff or its bookings.
The company
Companies House lists the company as incorporated on 3 July 2014, in hairdressing and other beauty treatment. The Gazette gives its business as a nail salon.
Its last filed accounts run to 31 March 2021, and later accounts are shown as overdue. Its filing history shows a first notice for compulsory strike-off in December 2025, which was suspended in January 2026.
Is the salon still open?
We do not know. Lyttle Minx’s page on Treatwell, the booking site, was still listing the salon with opening hours on Thursday. A listing does not confirm that it is trading.
What it means for you
- If you have a booking or prepaid treatment, contact the salon before you go.
- If the company owes you money, contact the liquidator on 020 3793 3338.
- Staff owed wages, holiday or redundancy pay can claim from the government: see your rights if your employer is insolvent.
The company and its directors can respond to this report, and we will publish any statement they send us.
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