I’ll admit I wasn’t that enthusiastic about the Father’s Day range this year. It just wasn’t that fascinating, especially in contrast to the Mother’s Day range — which contained about 73 colorful and lovely scented bath bombs. In the Father’s Day range are a few bath bombs that I want need to use though, I had already started with Crazy Train bath bomb. Today I’ll tell you all about the Dear John bath bomb!
If you’re curious about whether giving your father this bath bomb or rather a pair of socks, then keep on reading.
I’ve always been a fan of the jellies. They have a pretty strong scent, are fun to poke in and since I’ve found a way to use them in the shower, without constantly dropping them, I use them a lot. In Liverpool I decided to take all four new jellies with them, except for Rumba. Rumba shares its scent with So White (green apples), which I’ve always find repelling. But thank God for Bongo, because this scent is literally a tropical holiday shaped like a jelly. And that’s exactly what I needed.
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This is the product that was voted most for (to be available online at Lush Labs) — the Cookie Dough lip scrub. Makes sense, because who wouldn’t want to scrub his or her lips with a lip scrub that smells and tastes like cookie dough? Lush has once again released a brilliant product, which is now one of my favorites. And although this is a Liverpool exclusive, it is temporary for sale online as well. I say: stock up like craaaaazy. Believe me, you need this.
Today you can read everything about this delicious lip scrub. Continue reading if you’re curious to this product!
I’m going to the bathroom, and I’m taking with me.. a beach ball. Peng is a brightly colored bath bomb from the Harajuku range, one that immediately appealed to me because of the cheerful colors. As the warm weather is not really coming through in the Netherlands, this bath bomb will hopefully bring us some rays of sunlight.
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Chook chook! The Father’s Day range comes in by steam train this year, and delivers a number of great products to the train platform. This year’s theme is obviously Dear John, as there are many products with the Dear John scent. But not this one! Yesterday you could already read my review on the shampoo bar, but that same afternoon I couldn’t resist tossing this cute train in bath water.
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I’ve been using a shampoo bar often lately. I was always a fan of the liquid shampoos, but somehow I’m now completely devoted to my shampoo bars. When I spotted this coffee-like shampoo bar in the Father’s Day range, I didn’t hesitate for a moment to buy it. It immediately reminded me of Copperhead shampoo bar, another shampoo from the main range with coffee in it as well. Dear John is, however, a bit different and today I’ll share my thoughts on the Dear John shampoo bar.
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A bath bomb with pieces of sea salt? Very interesting. Yet I’m more tempted to buy these sea salt bath bombs, because they make my skin so super soft every time. There’s not a lot of other ingredients that do such a good job. Because of this, and because of Hulder’s beautiful appearance, I couldn’t have skipped this bath bomb. Today you’ll read all about it.
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In this post you’ll find photos of all the new Lush Liverpool exclusives, excluding fresh cleanser rolls, make up and perfume.
Since I don’t have my own photos of all these exclusives, the photos are from other Lushies on Instagram. Each photo is credited and linked back to the original Instagram post. A big thanks to all the contributors, especially @snapsoflush and @lushdolly.
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Turmeric Latte is a bath bomb that I originally didn’t really want to buy, because it contains coconut and turmeric — two ingredients that I really hate. Turmeric is the main ingredient of curry, and as you (hopefully) know by now, I find curry really awful. So yeah, I’d just skip Turmeric Latte. Until.. I heard around me that Turmeric Latte doesn’t really smell like turmeric, nor does it smell like coconut. Plus, the bath art was very beautiful as well. Great, now I probably need it. And indeed, not much later, Turmeric Latte turned up on my doorstep. Today’s the verdict!
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I believe Harajuku was my first choice when I looked at the 54 new bath bombs in the webshop. Not only because of its pink color, but also because of the scent description! It took a while before I tested it, which is not surprising seeing as there are over 20 bath bombs waiting to be reviewed here.. but yesterday I finally decided to take Harajuku with me to the bathroom. I’m ready for a kawaii soaking session!
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