Lush Lily Savon Soap

I received a fairly large sized sample of Lily Savon a while ago, and never quite got round to reviewing it. When I was given this, I didn't really know much about the soap, but have since found out from the Lush website, that this was first made on the Paul O'Grady show, when they did a special feature, where they sent a couple of the little kids over to the Lush factory. This soap was made, and named Lily Savon, after Paul O'Grady's alter ego Lily Savage, with Savon obviously being the French word for soap. The soap is a pale yellow in colour and fairly plain looking compared to some of the other Lush soaps. It's also quite soft, as many of the Lush soaps ...  Read the complete review

One of the more recent additions to the Lush soap range is Lily Savon, named after the TV comedian/ female impersonator /TV show host Lily Savage aka Paul o'Gradey. This was meant to be a one-off soap but has ended up sticking around (though you never know how long for with Lush, they have a habit of suddenly getting rid of things and replacing them with something new). This soap is a creamy yellow colour and is one of the softer soaps from Lush. Lily Savon is sold for £2.90 for 100g making it one of the cheaper soaps from Lush. The ingredients list say that this soap has red and green glitter, however I can detect no glitter in my piece, but that certainly ...  Read the complete review