Tabatha T.
Yelp
Well I've been going here for prepared candles for a little over a year. Its nice, but it is predominately Spanish speaking, but they do speak enough English to get their point across. The down side is that it is like a black salon in there (that's coming from a black woman). When you have an appointment you'll be waiting at least an extra 45 min, but you get a really good reading ( if you signed up for one), just make sure to have questions prepared or you'll get a general reading which can be quite quick. And you want to make sure that you get your money's worth. So bring a book or a magazine.
There are no heeby jeebies people that feel that aren't grounded and are working themselves up over nothing. Its basically oils, soaps, washes, aerosol sprays, paintings, statues and figurines, as well as, incense already prepared candles that Julian prepares himself or candles that you can have fixed while you are there. There is a lot of Catholic and Santeria type stuff in there and jumbo pillar candles behind the counter where you pay as well as some figure candles.
Also they only take cash, so if you don't have any then you go to a little mini mart about 2 doors down and get it from their ATM, but the fee is like $2.50, so just try to bring cash with you. Also you park on the street.
I think that is it.