Bohemian Soap

Lush is a company that does not test any of their ingredients or finished products on animals. All of their products are suitable for vegetarians. This soap is particularly aimed at washing bohemians. Nowadays a bohemian is generally considered to be someone who eats muesli and doesn't wear socks. A true bohemian though is someone like myself who leads an untraditional lifestyle and is considered to be a marginalized and impoverished artistic type who lives in a large European city. A true bohemian is someone who is regarded as antiestablishmentarianist and is associated with unorthodox political or social viewpoints. These are often expressed ...

Well, after slating the awful Red Rice soap from Lush (the one that looks and smells like cat vomit), a few people asked about a Lush soap I would recommend. So here’s one for you – the completely inoffensive and rather wonderful Bohemian soap… As you may know, some Lush products are rather weird and wonderful. They don’t always look like you might expect them to. I mean, shampoos and bubble baths in solid bars, for example. Some Lush products smell strongly or are strange colours and textures. There are soaps with bits of flowers and pieces of fruit in. There are bath bombs with glitter and streamers in. There are even cubes of ...

If you enjoy the sweet smell of lemons then the Bohemian soap is the one for you. This bright yellow soap is so refreshing that every time you use it, you can feel your whole mind and body wake up. When you buy this particular soap it feels very hard and you wonder if you will be able to get lather from it, but it does lather nicely, without too much froth. The hardness of the soap does mean that a bar lasts a long time. The soap looks like it has a mixture of white and yellow pieces in it and at first I thought this may cause it to break up as the bar got smaller, but this is not the case. The lovely smell of the soap fills the ...