Avon Senses Lagoon Liquid Soap

I go through a lot of handwashes as i have two dogs so need to wash my hands several times throughout the day if i am petting them or brushing them. I usually buy the cheap supermarket own brand handwashes but i find these tend to be a bit horrible. They normally have no scent at all and dry my hands out to the point of them being sore. I decided to buy Avon Senses Lagoon Liquid Soap when i was browsing through the Avon website and saw it on offer for just 99p. I thought this was a good price as it looked quite nice. It normally costs £2 and there is 300 ml of product in the bottle. It think the packaging is really ...  Read the complete review

There are some products from Avon cosmetics that I have used for a long time and one of them is the range of liquid soaps. There are four or five different scents of liquid soap to buy in the Avon brochure but one of the one that I usually buy is the 'Lagoon' option. The bottle is nice and attractive and I like how it matches my bathroom colour scheme! The bottle is a pale turquoise colour and has a pump dispenser at the top of the bottle so all you need to do is push down on this dispenser and some of the soap comes out the opening. This means it is a hygienic way to wash your hands. There is a label on the front of the bottle which reminds me of the ...  Read the complete review

I like Avon's Senses range as a whole, but my favourite hand wash at the moment is the Lagoon variety which is an aqua hand wash and looks very Caribbean sitting on the edge of my sink. I love it so much it because it puts me in mind of the scent of the Big Blue ballistic from Lush, very ocean-like and refreshing plus there's even a picture of one of my beloved dolphins on the label! I won't insult you by giving you instructions on how to wash your hands, but I personally find this one of the most cleansing hand washes from the Senses range. Even the briefest of washes leaves my hands spotlessly clean and they also smell it too thanks to the very ...  Read the complete review