You might recognize this bath bomb from my review two weeks ago, but in pink. Lush released three colors of this flower-like bath bomb, with each their own different ingredients, scents and of course colors. Today I’ll be reviewing Chamomile, the blue version!
If there’s one thing I can’t live without, it’s a good scrub. Despite my inactiveness the past few years, I always kept using body scrubs by Lush because I simply LOVE them. My favorites are Orange body scrub and Magic Crystals body scrub, but I’m always trying out new scrubs. When I saw The Old Songs Are Waking, I was instantly in love at the pretty texture. Today I’ll be reviewing this beauty!
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I’m a sucker for colorful bath bombs, so it wasn’t a surprise that I bought this bath bomb immediately when I saw it. Upon arriving I was in love—this bath bomb is huge and so colorful. It looks like a ticket… a ticket for a long soak. I normally don’t do long soaks, I can never sit still and I usually exit the bath after half an hour. But maybe, this time I will truly have one long soak!
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Not being around the Lush community for 2.5 years has gotten me out of touch with all the new products. Sticky Dates was one of the products that sparked my curiosity, especially after seeing people raving about this scent. After learning this product has a sweet gourmand scent, I was sold. If there’s one thing that makes me happy in life, it’s food and food-scented products. (Okay, two things) There was absolutely no hesitation ordering new stuff from the website—I HAD to grab myself all the Sticky Dates goodies. Today I’m kicking off with the body lotion!
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While browsing for Mother’s Day goodies in the UK webshop, I couldn’t help but notice how cute this bath bomb was. Initially I expected this bath bomb to have a herbal scent, but I was way off! This bath bomb actually shares its scent with a bath bomb from the Harajuku range, years ago. If you’re curious to know which one, and how I liked this bath bomb, keep on reading.
When I got back to blogging, I had to order some new stuff to review. Since I hadn’t tried new stuff in about 2,5 years, I had no idea what’s good and what’s not. Ordering Co-Mingle was quite a risk, since it’s only available in a big pot which cost me 25 euros! But it was the word lavender that made me buy it. Today I’ll be reviewing this product, so you know wether to buy it or not.
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If there’s one thing I like about Mother’s Day at Lush, it’s the bath products. They always come up with the cutest bath bombs! When I ordered products from the Mother’s Day range (which will launch March 24 for other parts of the world) I had to grab myself every Blooming Beautiful bath bomb (there are 3) from the webshop. They all share the same design, and partially the name as well, but today I’m kicking off with reviewing the pink one: Orange Blossom.
Every winter I’m troubled with the same old problems—dry skin and dry lips. I love me some good lip scrub, but to ensure soft lips, I have to use a good lip balm as well. I had actually never used a lip balm by Lush before, but since I’m pretty much enthousiast about 99% of their products, I knew this lip butter would be a hit too. I chose Crush, part of the Valentine’s Day range, because I saw that this lip balm wasn’t in a small jar like the other lip balms—which is super inconvenient when you have long nails. Bonus points for the orange in this lip balm!
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Cleansing my face has become a fun thing to do these days, thanks to the Lush cleansers. I truly enjoy using them, so I figured I’d review one of their most popular cleanser — Angels on Bare Skin. Let The Good Times Roll has been a long time favorite of mine, so let’s see if this one’s just as good!
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PLEASE READ: This review was originally written in 2013 on my Dutch blog. I have translated this blog post, and also altered some of the information in this review since a lot of things changed since 2013. Even though I try to create a good blog post for you, please note that there can be some information that’s outdated or different nowadays. It’s also a strong possibility that the appearances of the products have changed since then.
If you have as many Lush shower gels as I do, it’s nearly an impossible task to review them all separately. (Edit 2024: I wrote this in 2013 when I reviewed a LOT of products, not just Lush, that’s why I didn’t do a in-depth review on these Lush products) That’s why I decided to review 5 shower gels in 1 blog post today! I’ll talk about each of the shower gel’s scent and if I liked it or not, so you’ll know exactly what shower gel to buy!
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