A two story shop filled with ethnic goods. it has been there about 18 years and is known as That…read moreHippy Shop. Here you can buy insence, henna hair dye, windchimes, beads, rings and bracelets. Hand painted Native American Masks, Crystals, and artefacts. Oh and tatot cards. Trays and trays of silver rings and body piercing jewellery. In fact it incorporates Tribal Bodies piercing studio. Piercings range from £15 upwards. There is clothing tie die skirts to hoodies, dresses, scarf's and bags along with independent 'Emo' labels. Gifts. Small pieces of Indian furniture. This place is a real Alladins cave and you can spend ages in here. Prices are very reasonable.

Fantastic service. I…read morewent in today for my septum piercing. All of the staff were polite and welcoming from the moment I stepped in. I went upstairs where I was pierced. Everything was very sterile and clean. I was taken through to a separate room with a man called Paul where everything was explained to me about what it would feel like and what to do. He was very kind and obviously experienced and knew what to do. He got it done as quickly and painlessly as possible. They give you sea salt for the after care and explain how to look after it. They also ask you to check back in and that you can come back any time if you have any problems with the jewellery. The shop is also very nice if you are into anything in the more indie area. It's all very nice and good quality. They sell incense, bags, jewellery, clothing and other nicknacks you might use to decorate your home. Overall it is a nice little shop, easily accessible as it is along the Main Street, very close to St Stephens. There is not much parking close by so you are probably best going by bus.

Beauty box is a very small shop on newland avenue that sells toiletries, gifts perfumes, makeup and…read morea small stock of kitchenwear. As this shop is very small it is hard to manover especially for parents with prams and it can get very busy. Staff are friendly and have been there for years. It's cheap but not as cheap as going somewhere like pound shop or Home bargains -p however this shop has been on newland avenue for years and therefore have loyal customers and of course is very convienent if you live in this are. I think the owners could benefit to moving to larger premises but not essential.

This branch is a pretty much bog-standard 'Lush', carrying a vast array of soaps, gels and face…read moremasks, stacked floor to ceiling. Lush isn't the cheapest costmetic shop on the high street, in fact it's probably one of the most expensive, although the rather gregarious employees will always insist this is due to the pricey essential oils used in making the goods. To give Lush their due, the products are of a consistantly high standard and they do tend to dish out freebies when you spend a decent amount of money with them.

As mentioned before, this place is very pricey for some products, but they are always of a…read moreconsistently high standard. Great for presents, and for treating yourself.

If you suffer from shaving bumps or ingrown hairs especially on your face and the back of your…read morehead, then you need to visit this site at www.bumpterminator.co.uk sharpish. There you will find stuff that would get rid of those nasty shaving bumps no matter how severe they are or how long you have had them. You can even get stuff to get rid of those stubborn nasty ones on the back of the head, and stuff to stop them coming back. The products are based on the results of research done by some boffins in America just over ten years ago. They found that shaving bumps are caused by skin reacting to the trauma of shaving. Up till now it was thought that shaving bumps were the result of hair growing out the skin curling back and reentering the skin. These boffins found that that is not the case. Skin just reacted to the trauma of shaving. Simple. So they developed a few products to deal with this trauma by calming irritation and disinfecting the skin to stop the infection that lead to bumps. For existing bumps they have stuff to dry them out and heal the skin. The products are all made from natural ingredients, and so do not cause any adverse reactions. You will find out all you need to know when you go to the site at www.bumpterminator.co.uk. It is quite well put together and easy to get around it with plenty of information about shaving bumps. The products have been in America where they have been very popular for about ten years now. They are now in the UK but only online. The sellers are now trying to find barbershops and beauty shops that would stock them. So if you know any barbershop or beauty shop, especially the ones that cater for black people 4 out of 5 of whom suffer from shaving bumps, that would like to stock them let them know. For now for your peace of mind and safety they have got Paypal to handle all the online transactions. You don't need a Paypal account though. Paypal accept credit and debit cards at checkout. Paypal don't pass on your card details though. They only send the seller the information they need to get your order to you quickly. Guess what, there is no postage to pay for orders of £50 or more sent to a UK mainland address.