25/4/2008 Shaver Shop is not as terrifying as one might…read morethink before stepping into...two walls full of all kinds of shavers and razors! A lot to choose from here, that I am literally afraid of running into one of the guitarists from Red Hot Chilli Peppers, or Andre 3000 from Outkast, or Afroman, or Bigfoot, with their long hair and body fur, and waving it around on my face. Lucky I didn't bump into Bigfoot. Instead, it's more like meeting the Bill Gates of the latest technology in razors, who made me drop my jaws in awe at how much he clearly knows every little detail of the latest and best shavers here. Not only that, he was so quick in serving the two male customers already here before me, that it wasn't long before he approached me. You're the man. You win. But please don't make me regret spending $600 on you. Don't worry, there's more affordable shavers here for everyone, men and women.

It's an ongoing thing for a fella to make the decision, does he shave or does he beard up. I…read morefluctuate between the two. It doesn't take long to look all hairy and unkempt, and it can get quite itchy and take you right off the smooch list because who wants to rub their lips against a cactus? Then again there is a very sophisticated value added if you have facial hair that is well groomed. Even if you don't do the full face scrape every day you still need shaving implements to keep yourself looking tidy, so every man has a relationship with some source of face scraping. I myself go directly to the specialists because you only have one face and before you know it, that very same face is looking like a disaster zone every morning, so you may as well have good advice to keep it safe and acceptable. The Shaver Shop attracted me because it was quite clear what they were on about - shavers. Yes, I am a genius aren't I?! They have a very good range of electric shavers and some blades - they can source what they don't stock and they give decent advice with reasonable warranties on the various shavers depending on what you are looking for. It isn't so simple to find something that suits your personal skin style without a little advice and there are some shavers that simply will rip your sensitive skin apart and render you quite the unattractive creature with scabs on your face. Yes, scabs on your face. Think about it - who wants to have scabs on their face? Certainly not I - so advice and support is the way I go, and that way generally leads me into the Shaver Shop - it is my dear friends as simple as that. They stock other personal hygiene things as well, mouth, face and hair is really the areas they watch out for; you can pick yourself up a toothbrush, a nose hair trimmer, a buzz thing for cutting your own hair... it's not a buzz saw... not a buzz cutter (?) but it makes a buzz noise and it's fun to mow off someones hair and make them look like a convict. Buzz clippers? I'll have to ask next time I'm in the store. I grow my hair, so that's why I'm coming up blank on that one. Men even shave their pubic hair these days evidently, so you can get a personal groomer that will whisk off those thick and curleys without stopping for a cough or a "thank you father for I have sinned" along the way... figure that quip out yourself. All I really know is that you'll have a smooth face if you get in and sort out something with these folk. There's usually a man and a woman on hand staff wise so you will not find yourself lining up for public humiliation.

Fabulous little shop - great gift ideas - and be sure to check out the upcycled furniture while…read moreyou're there

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So, I live in the hills and often drive down Milan Terrace to avoid traffic in Stirling…read more Recently I noticed a store pop up in a house. Super cute front, looking like a welcoming little cottage. It kind of draws you in. I kept thinking, "Oooo what is in there?" Finally, I drove past on a day where I had a little spare time to kill. So in I went. And I am glad I did. This store offers a range of homewares, jewellery, furniture and crockery that are really suited to my taste. It is all kind of pop art influenced. Bright coloured or pastel coloured items. There are some really funky display plates sold here. I know, most display plates are for old ladies and have horrible arrangements of flowers on them. But the ones in this store featured really bright coloured butterflies and cross-stitched patterned prints of reindeer. You will see in the photos I have uploaded. Not to mention all the very affordable art prints of the legend herself Fida Kahlo. Nice! I know for most Adelaideians it is a trek to the hills, but next time you stop for say the Stirling Laneways or Markets. Drop by here, you will be pleasantly surprised.

Great customer service and guidance here. I've asked several technical questions before, and the…read morestaff and pharmacists have been very knowledgeable and helpful. I strongly recommend visiting this chemist if you're located nearby, as the experience is among the best I've had. Five stars from me.

This is a BIGGGGGGG chemist. Seriously big. The range is impressive, the prices are low, even…read morecheap, but I don't find a particular connection here, either way. Smaller chemists offer more of what I really look for in a chemist, I think. That little bit of individual care, attention... assistance. Parking is good - nice generous spots, too. It's on a big site so they can use the space nicely. I think I'd be more attracted here if it was closer to home - if it's close to your home it should have everything you need.

As the name so clearly suggests they are a cheap shoe shop…read more They do have some nice styles and some georgeous flashy going out shoes and for how often I may wear something like that it is not worth me paying a fortune for them. So this is the place I would prefer. They also have some great comfy everyday shoes. They do sell sport shoes but I would purchase mine from a sports store or store with a wider range than here. But for sandals and summer shoes they are great. Men's work boots are also not bad priced here. Definitely worth a look and they also have a great online facility if you want to see what they have before you go to the store. With shoes I would always prefer to visit the actual store I buy them from so I can try them on and test them out first. Some brands sizing varies quite a bit and visiting an actual store tends to save time.