Lush Heavenly Bodies Butter Cream Reviews

Lush Heavenly Bodies Butter Cream Body Care

Product Type: Lush Body Care

Newest Review: ... irritate my skin in any way. I have rather sensitive skin and this beauty never made it any worse. The only annoying thing ... more

 ... was that it used to leave a trail of chocolate in my bath which stuck to the rim of the bath, leaving me to scrub it off which is not what you want after a relaxing hour in the bath! However I didn't have to apply body lotion after using this as it already left my skin feeling moisturised. So this saved me some time. I don't buy this anymore as I no longer have a bath, I have a shower instead. You can still use this product in the shower but I prefer to use Lush products in the bath....more

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princesshotpants
Lush Heavenly Bodies Butter Cream: a chocolate orange shower or bath treat (406 words)
by - written on 11/03/09 (Very useful, 203 readings)
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This Lush product smells of chocolate orange and is available from Lush shops and online for £3.87 per 100g. They can cut you larger slices (or smaller) if you ask them to in store. This butter cream is so cute; it looks like a chocolate cake slice with little chocolate bits on the top. It's made with mud, fresh orange juice and sweet orange oil, coconut oil, rapeseed oil, jojoba oil, cocoa butter, vanilla absolute and chocolate flakes. There's also some other ingredients and oils listed under perfume so that Lush won't have their recipe stolen by other companies. I finally bought this after eyeing it for months. I've tried many of their soaps (the ...  Read the complete review

wigglylittleworm
What Are Those Brown Lumps In My Shower? (368 words)
by - written on 09/02/09 (Very useful, 168 readings)
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I've created a monster, not only am I in love with Lush but my daughter is too and now I can't take her anywhere near a store without her begging me to buy her something. One of the products she selected was the Heavenly Bodies buttercream. This buttercream looks amazing in the shop, like a huge rich chocolate cake waiting to be devoured. You can buy slices of it for £3.88 per 100g. My daughter was the first person to use the heavenly bodies and I was disgusted when I went into the bathroom after her. As well as the usual puddles and dirty towel on the floor there were brown splodges all over the shower tray. They looked remarkably like little lumps ...  Read the complete review

loobyleeby
Lush Heavenly Bodies Butter Cream: Good enough to eat (247 words)
by - written on 21/09/08 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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After being so impressed with the Lemslip butter cream I decided to try another one, now like most girls out there I love chocolate so I decided to give Heavenly Bodies a go because it looks and smells like a giant choccy cake! On closer inspection of my chunk when I got home I found it to smell a bit orangey too (like a Terry's chocolate orange). I was also pleasantly surprised to see the chocolate flakes on the top were real chocolate flakes!! I warn you, you will be severely tempted to eat this one! As well as all the yummy stuff this also has cocoa butter and rhassoul mud to sooth the skin and remove any impurities. I cut off a ...  Read the complete review

Emzycal
Heavenly Butter. (209 words)
by - written on 19/10/09 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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This is one HELL of a buttercream! First,a quick note on what buttercreams are - they're basically really creamy soaps but they last a while longer than the same amount of soap would. This particular buttercream smells VERY strongly like the Vanilla Chocolate Fudge cupcakes I make. So,basically,like vanilla and chocolate - but mostly chocolate! The colour is a bit off-putting,as it looks a little pale and sickly,but don't judge it by its cover. To use,you simply rub it onto wet skin in the bath or shower. The clean you get from this is a beautifully scented one and makes you feel really pampered - it feels amazing on your ...  Read the complete review

RainWitch
Lush Heavenly Bodies Butter Cream: Concept is great, smell is great, but... (310 words)
by - written on 16/01/10, updated on  16/01/10 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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I bought this a little while ago, they have since been reformulated to make them a bit harder and easier to wash with. This review is for the older formulation. If I buy the newer formula, I'll update it. Price and packaging: This is £3.87 per 100g which is pretty expensive in my view, much more than the other two butter creams. When you buy it in a Lush store, it comes in a clear, pretty bog-standard plastic tub. This isn't particularly sturdy (though it'll last you till you get home) and I'd recommend transferring it to something better, like a Lush black pot. Smell and looks: The smell is far and away the best thing about ...  Read the complete review

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