Every year, Lush creates lots of lovely new products for the festive season and 2010 was no exception. One of the products they invented then was the Iced Wine shower jelly. Inspired by Scandinavian iced wine, it was described as a fruity, tropical, frosty shower jelly to evoke the Christmas spirit. A shower jelly is like a semi-solid shower gel, with the texture (as the name suggests) of jelly. It can be frozen or kept in the fridge, and taken out to provide a refreshing shower. I feel that this product would lend itself to being frozen or chilled, considering the name, but since I live in a four-storey house I decided just to use it at room temperature - I ...  Read the complete review

Jelly in the bath? I've had a few of these jellies in Lush in the past few months after getting a sample of one and falling in love with them. I previously thought that they were gimmicky and would melt in the bath water and all that I would be left with was gloop. Like all Lush products they are not cheap and for 100g you will pay about £2.99 for this one or you can get a bigger piece of 240g and pay about £5.99. My love for these began with a sample of 'The Joy of Jelly' which I really loved it so I then moved to the lime cocktail, citrus refreshing 'Whoosh'. This particular jelly is one that comes and goes; I think it tends to make its appearance around ...  Read the complete review