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Primal Decor

 

In an industry where shops are popping up on every corner Primal Decor pushes itself to exceed customers expectations.

We have been a Humboldt County staple for the last 13 years.

So when you have so many choices why Primal Decor?

If you have ever been to our shop the question is already awnsered.

In an era where customer service is rare, we pride ourselves on our customer care, workmanship, and quality of product.

Not all body jewely is created equal. At Primal we use the best quality implant grade jewelry for new piercings.

In the state of California there is no such thing as a certified piercer. So Primal takes the next best step and joined an organization called the Association of Professional Piercers. They do not certify us but their memebership requirments are strict. If you go to an APP shop you know they they follow a regimented code of conduct and shop procedures. The APP is a non-profit organization dedicated to the health and safety of the community. We attend the APP convention every year to continue our education and to stay ontop of all the new techniques and aftercare procedures.

We take the time to place each piercing to each person as to give your the best asthetic piercing for you.

Primal Decor also is not just a piercing and tattoo shop , We have the largest selection of body jewerly on the northcoast. We carry a huge selection of wood, stone, horn , and bone. We have a great selection of Gold , and implant grade jewerly and if we do not have it we can get it.

Primal also carries the fun in-expensive novelty costume jewelry for healed piercings only. If you want something fun for the night out on the town.

We will measure and help you hand pick a piece of jewelry fit just for you.

Ultimately it comes down to we really love and care about our work and want our clients leaving eladed. We have the goods and we have the experience.

 

So come in don't take my word for it I promise when you step though our door the temptation begins.

See you soon

Jennifer

 

Primal wants everyone to vote please register. We give 5 bucks off anything on Voting days if you bring your voting stub!

In order to be eligible to vote in the statewide election on:  Your registration must be postmarked no later than:
 February 5, 2008 - Presidential Primary
 January 22, 2008*
 June 3, 2008 - Direct Primary
 May 19, 2008
 November 4, 2008 - General Election
 October 20, 2008
 *Asterisked date indicates that the deadline falls on a Saturday, Sunday or holiday; in most cases, the deadline will move forward to the next business day.

 

  • How to Register to Vote
    1. Fill out a Voter Registration Form Online (ENGLISH | ESPANOL) Complete this on-line form and we will mail a typed registration form to you. After you receive the pre-typed form, just sign it and mail it to your county election official. We recommend you use this service at least one month prior to election day to avoid missing your opportunity to vote due to postal delays.

      Once you receive your form in the mail, which takes approximately 7 to 14 days, you must sign, date, and return it by mail to the county elections official on the return address side of the voter registration card. Please make sure all of the information is correct and drop it back in the mail. We'll pay for the postage!

      For security purposes, full on-line voter registration is not yet available and current law requires the voter's original signature be affixed to the VRC, by completing the information requested in the on-line form on this site, a registration card with your information will be printed and mailed to you. (For more information on Internet voter registration and voting, please see the California Internet Voting Task Force Report).

      OR

      Download and Mail a Voter Registration Form (ENGLISH | ESPANOL)
      Please download and complete the form by clicking the link above. Please remember to sign it and MAIL it DIRECTLY to your COUNTY REGISTRAR OF VOTERS. For COUNTY ELECTIONS OFFICE ADDRESSES, please visit: www.sos.ca.gov/elections/elections_d.htm.

    2. Overseas Voter Registration and Absentee Voting
      If you are a US citizen and are going to be overseas or if you are in the military and wish to vote absentee, there are special provisions for you to register and receive an overseas absentee ballot. To do this you may need to complete a "Federal Post Card Registration and Absentee Ballot Request," and mail it to your local county elections official.

      Overseas Absentee Ballot
      (Federal Post Card and Absentee Ballot Request,)
      click here
      Many times, overseas military voters, their overseas spouses and dependents, and other registered voters residing abroad have a difficult time obtaining, voting, and returning their ballots by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day. Pursuant to a new law, effective January 1, 2004, a request for an absentee ballot from an overseas voter will be regarded and processed as a request for permanent absentee status. (Ch. 347, Stats. 2003.) In addition, this same new law states that voters no longer have to re-apply for permanent absentee voter status if they fail to vote in a statewide primary election. These voters will retain their permanent absentee voter (PAV) status and will be automatically sent an absentee ballot to vote in the next general election. However, a permanent absentee voter must vote in the next general election or the voter will lose his or her PAV status.

      Please note: There are special requirements for new citizens and new California residents. For further information regarding these requirements, please contact the local elections official in the county in which you are registered to vote.

      There are also special provisions for new citizens and new residents within California. For further information about these alternatives, contact the county elections official of the county in which you are registered.

    When to Re-Register to Vote
    You will need to re-register to vote when:

  • You move
  • You change your name
  • You change your political party affiliation

    As a California voter, you should be aware that there are ongoing local elections throughout the state. The 15-day close of registration deadline for these local elections varies depending on the actual date of the election. If you need to know a deadline for a local election, you will need to contact your local county elections office to confirm the deadline. You can acquire a voter registration form either at your local county elections office, library, or U.S. Post Office. It is important that the completed voter registration form has a 15-day deadline postmark on it. It is not the Secretary of State's Office desire to disenfranchise anyone from the voting process.

    The Deadline to Register to Vote
    In California, the deadline to register to vote for an election is 15 days before each local and statewide election day, so please register early! Click here for more information on California's 15-day close of registration.)

 

 

So come in and check us out.

Don't take our word for it.

Let us show you why we are the best Humboldt County has to offer!

My space link

http://www.myspace.com/primaldecor

Our Hours are

Tues - Sat

noon to 6pm

email:

jennifer@primaldecor.com

primal@primaldecor.com

Phone:

(707) 445-2609

Address:

1908 Myrtle Ave

Eureka Ca 95501

Plus we have some cool pets !

rosie the spiderThis is Rosie we have had her for 10 years!