Lush Cocktail Guest Soap

Rather than being a Lush soap, this belongs to Lush's ('more sophisticated') sister shop B Never Too Busy To Be Beautiful (please read my review of the store, which I was thrilled to find has received a crown!). B Cosmetics specialises in make up and perfume, and this gorgeous soap is part of the Cocktail perfume range. Cocktail is my absolute favourite perfume in all the world and I am really writing this review to tell you all to keep well away from it - it is mine - hands off! It is really very upsetting that Lush have had Cocktail soap as a guest soap in all their branches, thus bringing it to a much wider audience, when really I'd like to keep it as a ...

I believe that the Lush Cocktail Guest soap was introduced for the Christmas season, but either stayed or was re-introduced because of it's popularity. It is however to be discontinued soon, so like the Fairy Jasmine bath ballistic, which is also to disappear in the near future, I decided I would try the bar I bought last month now just in case it was amazing and I wanted to buy some more. I know if I left it a couple of months before trying it, then fell in love and couldn't get it any more, I'd be gutted! Yes, that's how sad my life is...anyway, moving on... The main thing that attracted me to this soap was its gorgeous smell. Lush have a sister site, B, ...

Great for sensitive skin! This soap has the most addictive smell and foams up beautifully when used in the shower. It contains bergamot, jasmine, rose, sandalwood, ylang ylang and lavender which combine to make something really luxurious. You won't need perfume after using this! Some of the Lush soaps smell great, but aren't so foamy as this one, so are better as hand soaps. The best thing about Cocktail Guest Soap is that it doesn't contain that awful stuff sodium laurel sulphate, which is in most shower gels these days and is a skin irritant. Use this soap instead of shower gel and you'll find your skin feels clean and smooth but not itchy. ...