Lush Fragrant Soap in General

Lush soap is like marmite - you either love it or hate it.I personally love it. Yes - it has its' bad points but i'm here to talk about the good ones ;) Lush soap has no packaging.It is given to you wrapped in recycled paper completely naked.It is free from preservatives and contains no palm oil.Lush soaps contained palm oil up until about a year ago and have now completely gone without it.Due to this the new formula of Lush soaps are even better for the environment and for third world countries (no more palm trees being targeted for their oil) So by buying this soap you are in fact doing your bit for the environment (and having a good wash at the same ...  Read the complete review

I was originally going to call this review "Bohemian,like me" but instead I thought I'd focus on the entire Lush soap range as opposed to just one of them. This was the one product that started the whole Lush thing off for me,the one thing that turned me into an addict of their products.How was I to know that the package sent to me from my Mum in Glasgow would cause me to spend my cash in this way? The package contained a single bar of the Lush Red Rooster soap.This smelled both me and my toiletries collection out for weeks.It is a bright red/orange bar smelling strongly of oranges and spices (such as cloves and cinnamon). I definitely ...  Read the complete review

I went through a phase a little while a go of buying lots of different Lush products and I think I tried most of the Lush soaps that was available at the time. They definitely have their good points and bad points and whilst I still buy them from time to time now, I don't make a habit of it. Good points 1) Lots of choice There are so many different scents to choose from that you really are spoilt for choice. You will find that a lot of them have natural ingredients in them that exfoliate your skin and have a real novelty factor to them. 2) Skin so soft Out of all of the soaps I have tried in my short life, Lush soaps are the ...  Read the complete review

Although I love all of the products in the Lush range (bar a couple which I think are overpriced), the Lush soap range has to be my favourite. I once met a guy in a club and we got talking and I apologised to him, but I couldn't stop looking at how shiny and soft his hair looked. He told me that his secret was to just use Lush soap on it, instead of any harsh shampoos or greasy conditioners. It was this that inspired me to go and try a couple of the Lush soaps, which led me to try a couple more, which led me to try the majority of the range! I am soaprupt but happy! Lush Soaps Unlike other soaps which contain a lot of synthetic and artificial perfumes, ...  Read the complete review

Lush soap is so hit and miss in my opinion. First off, the smells are definitely lovely. There's no mistaking it: Lush soaps have great fragrances, and I've never come across one that isn't really nice smelling. I particularly like the honey one, but like I say they are all nice. Secondly, they all look nice, A lot of effort goes into the looks and packaging, and this makes them ideal for gifts. Thirdly, I like the company ethos and certainly have a lot of time for supporting Lush in what they do, even though their prices are often way over the top. What I don't like about their soaps is the consistency - often the soaps have ...  Read the complete review