Neal’s Yard Remedies

I use Neal yard products bought from this very store, yes it’s a very small shop but appears to stock the full range. the staff always seem very knowledgable about their products and are willing to give you dinky little pots so you can try at home before you buy. They also gift wrap for free which is a bonus given my lack of elegant wrapping skills.
You can also book therapies with a variety of specialist therapists who seem to work specific days.
I have experienced the reflexology and an Indian facial massage. The latter seems to not be available now. They were both excellent in themselves but the latter took place in the downstairs room which I found a bit noisy, the hour session ended up being only 40 minutes by the time the therapist had done her introductions and a health questionnaire with me. i felt slightly ripped off as had expected it to be a full hour of treatment. You could hear voices and footsteps in the shop above throughout the whole session which slightly ruined the total relaxation element.
I am however keen to return for further treats if they were taking place in the upstairs room.

This is a wonderful shop based in the Victoria Quarter, The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable.
There are a few products in here that I really love and regularly return for. The liquid hand soaps are great and smell divine. Also, the lavender bath salts and any of their rose and geranium products are a treat.
The shop is small and can feel busy even with only a few clients, but if you’re not in a rush then that’s just fine.
Enjoy the quality !!

This is a small branch of Neal’s Yard Remedies that sells natural, organic health and beauty remedies. Think yummy mummy or middle-​class hippy — that’s the market for this place. It is not cheap but their products are top quality and you can use them safe in the knowledge that there are no dubious chemicals going on to your skin, something not many of us stop to think about when we douse our winter-​dry skin in moisturiser. When I buy something from here I think of it as a real luxury.
This branch is not only a store but also has therapy rooms. They offer things like aromatherapy massages, acupuncture, allergy testing and homeopathy.

Neals Yard is parked full of herbal remedies and skin care products. I agree with Rachael that they are not always the best smelling products, but this Covent Garden originator really caters for a certain client. Don’t expect the Body Shops fruity equivelents, these are aiming for a more sofisticated individual! The products don’t come particularly cheap and if I were to put Neal’s Yard into a bracket it would fall somewhere along the lines of the Molton Brown or Crabtree and Evelyns of the Body Shop Market.
With their gorgeous blue bottles, their products make wonderful gifts for your nan, or indeed any member of the family you think would like to proudly house a delicate royal blue posh bottle of smellies in their bathroom.

Neal’s is a shop that specialises in natural remedies for vitality and wellbeing. They offer ranges of skin cream, lip balms, cleansers and even self heating massage oil (that didn’t actually heat on my skin…).
The shop is fairly small and I found that the products smelled very clinical and herbal, I wasn’t too keen. I prefer sweet scented products as opposed to ones that remind me of cough medicine.
I’m not a huge fan but for people who like natural ranges, they’ll probably enjoy having a browse