Lush Sultana of Soap

Just recently me and my best mate, Pink went on a shopping trip together and of course one of the shops we both adore is Lush (I introduced her and her credit card and both curse me every week!) We spent hours in there perusing and discussing items and she purchased this, 'Sultana Of Soap' and gave me half to try to see if I like it which was very nice of her indeed! I'd never be as generous as that with anything I bought from Lush, even to my best friend!! The Soap Itself.... So the appearance of the soap is white with bits in it basically. It's not rough even though it contains bits of fruits, it's very smooth in appearance. Upon opening it up and ...  Read the complete review

Now, I know what you're thinking: soap? Soap?! We-ell, okay, so this isn't likely to be a long review, but dagnamit for that title I had to write one!! ;) Sultana of Soap is a newbie to the Lush range, and while I agree with you that soap isn't the most exciting of products, I confess that of late I've enjoyed trying the different Lush offerings as they do manage to be that little bit more interesting than the standard Imperial Leather or Palmolive bar. Available in a range of bright colours and brighter smells, there should be something to suit everyone from Lush's range. Okay, now that I've said that, SoS is neither bright nor heavily scented. ...  Read the complete review

Here we go again, another batch of Lush reviews from me. You can't really blame me with all the deals going on though, can you? The latest bargain I got at Lush was the freshers box. £10 for 8 products. Anyone who turns that down has to be crazy! Thankfully, they let you build your own freshers box, so while I packed it full with some of my favourite products, I also got a few I'd been wanting to try for a while. One of these products is Sultana of Soap. My new love. Lush say, "The creamy fruity Rococo one. Can we help it if our soap looks like a big cake of tasty Italian nougat? Perhaps. If we make it soft and creamy, fill it full of chopped ...  Read the complete review

The last thing I needed was another Lush soap, I must admit. I have a bag full of them on top of my wardrobe (which smells wonderful by the way) containing so many Lush soaps I feel I will not get through them in my lifetime! As I mentioned in a previous review, I accidentally (ahem!) wandered into the Lush shop on a trip to Edinburgh, and found myself sniffing at the soaps while I was in the queue. I wasn't intending to buy one, but then I came across the Sultana of Soap. How has this gorgeous soap passed me by all this time?! I really don't understand it, but I fell in love immediately, so picked up a ready wrapped block. As I've said I have lots ...  Read the complete review

Sultan of Soap My friend got this for my birthday. I'm not really into soaps because as a teenager they used to dry out my skin but I thought I'd give it a try since it was a birthday present. Plus I love things from Lush. Yes, I will admit. I am a Lush addict. Where to buy and price Unfortunately as this is a Lush product, you can only buy it in a Lush shop (No Lush shop in my town * cry *) or online on their website www.lush.co.uk! On the website, 100g is £2.10 and 200g is £4.20 plus you have to pay for postage and packaging on top of that. I guess that the price in the shop would be same but as I haven't been in a Lush shop for awhile ...  Read the complete review