A shopper was shocked after opening mystery parcels from a pop-up store and wondered what she had picked up. She was surprised by what was inside.

Shoppers can buy mystery parcels at Manchester's Arndale shopping centre without knowing what's inside.

King Colis charges £2.50 per 100 grams for parcels. The concept is popular in Manchester and will open in other cities.

One shopper spent £60 on mystery parcels but got unwanted items, including a black jacket.

Influencer Sophie Daly shared her reaction to her purchases on social media.

Sophie tried the experience and thought her haul was worth £30-£40. She found a fairy dress-up costume in the first package.

The costume was for children, and Sophie laughed, saying it wouldn't fit her.

Sophie was excited but then found plastic floral bibs and haemorrhoid creams.

She was shocked by the haemorrhoid creams and said 'I'm actually dead'.

Sophie was surprised by one of her parcels.

She found a 'wet' parcel with men's hair replacement treatment and said she wasn't lucky.

Her next packages had cycling gloves and a sloth cap, which weren't glamorous.

Sophie laughed and said it was funny. She had hoped for a diamond ring.

At first, Sophie was annoyed, but then she found it funny. She thought it was a cool experience.

One of Sophie's parcels had a children's fairy costume.

Sophie's friends and followers were entertained by her haul. They commented on the funny items.

Sophie had heard about other shoppers' finds and tried to find similar parcels.

She spoke to a staff member who said a man had found a £60 necklace. Sophie tried to find something similar but got haemorrhoid cream instead.

Sophie attended the event after a PR firm invited her to document her haul online. She didn't spend her own money.

Sophie will keep the fairy wand and use it for her microphone.