Lush Oxeo Cube

This is a bit of an odd product and so hard to review. It's a deoderant bar. I have never tried one before and thought I would give it a go, as it was bought as a present. I only used it around the house initially because I didn't trust it to do the job. It was quite effective though. Not as good as a chemically enhanced typical deoderant that you would buy in the supermarket but it is far better for your skin and the environment. The key ingredient in the bar for neutralising odour is bicarb of soda. It makes sense when you think about it because you can use that in the fridge to get rid of any pongs and whiffs! It has a lovely floral scent ...  Read the complete review

I can't imagine why they decided to call this Oxeo cube. The name could be rather off putting. Thankfully the Oxeo cube looks nothing like an Oxo cube. It's a pale, chalky, powdery, small rectangular shape (weighing 50g), topped with some dried flower. Lush did not have that big a range of deodorants when I bought this one. I chose this because it was the one that smelt the nicest. It is supposed to smell of flowers, but it doesn't smell quite like I expected. As well as the flowers, it smells rather spicy. As with all Lush products this deodorant bar contains a long list of natural ingredients. The main ingredient is ...  Read the complete review

I admit that after Aromarant (Lush's main deodorant) I wasn't too keen to try this new talcum powder based deodorant cube, but it was new, fairly cheap (2.50£) and heck, made by Lush that and Lush do lovely fantastic smelling talcum powder. The Cube is about the same size as an old fashioned cube of bath salt. I've been applying it after I get dressed to prevent the white streaks of powder getting every where. It leaves a powdery residue which absorbs your sweat and makes you smell fabulous!! Also, unlike normal stick antiperspirants you can brush the white stuff of your clothes and it goes without leaving an ugly mark. And! it doesn't leave stains ...  Read the complete review