Lush Bits and Bobs

Ooops, I slipped and fell into LUSH once again. What can I say? I just love their products and everything they stand for.

Any who, firstly I just wanted to sing my praises for LUSH’s lip scrub in Honey. I’ve tried many of their lip scrubs over the years, but this has to be one of my favourites! It’s a strong contender against ‘Mint Julips’ which they sadly no longer do. Why LUSH why?!

I find it such a treat to use in Autumn and Winter when my lips are in desperate need of some TLC. Yes I’m one of those people who constantly has dry cracked lips – no matter what I try, they never stay uncrackable (is that even a word Zoey?!)

It’s made with caster sugar, organic jojoba oil, vegan white chocolate (say what?!), peppermint oil, vanilla absolute, sweet wild orange oil, honey, alpha-isomethyl ionone and limonene.

You can definitely taste the peppermint oil when you’re scrubbing.

I also purchased some bath bombs and bubble bars: I picked up Goddess, A French Kiss, Milky bath and Koyaanisqatsi Shower Bomb.

Goddess was a dream to use – I bathed in purple glitter and felt like a true Goddess. Also it reminds me of the song ‘God is a woman’ by Arianna Grande!

Goddess is made with jasmine absolute, oudh oil, sandalwood and fair trade Colombian cocoa butter.

“Legend says Cleopatra bathed in milk, but a true goddess bathes in butters. Fair Trade Colombian cocoa butter and shea butter melt into creamy waters, then a skin-softening slick of liquid gold argan oil, a holy trinity of moisturisation. Behind the shea and argan, are stories of empowered women’s groups in Ghana and Morocco. Not age-old legends of celestial beings, but real stories from Planet Earth of building communities and defending the natural world.”

A Fresh Kiss was also just as dreamy, I bathed in purple waters with an array of bubbles. It’s made with fresh rosemary and lavender and extra virgin coconut oils that will soften your skin.

Milky Bath is filled with uplifting orange oil and soya milk to treat your skin to a dose of happiness. A cocoa butter bottle top adds a little bit of extra softness.

I’ve tried LUSH’s shower bombs before – more on that here. But hadn’t got round to trying Koyaanisqatsi Shower Bomb until now. Let me start by saying it’s delightful to use. It’s made with Ylang Ylang Oil, Lavender Absolute, Violet Leaf Absolute and Vanilla Absolute.

The idea of these shower bombs is that you begin running your shower, then pop one on the palm of your hands and soak under the water. It’ll begin to fizz and then wal-lah start foaming your body up.

I also picked up some Christmas bath bombs. I purchased Perle De Sol, Holey Night and Naughty Elf Bubble Bath. All were limited edition, so they are sadly no longer available, so I won’t waffle on about them, instead let’s just appreciate the prettiness of them.

So that’s all folks! What’s your favourite LUSH product? Let me know in the comments below!

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