Lush Whoosh Shower Jelly

Recently I was in Lush with my best mate and she bought me some of this to try as it's her favourite product. Me I was sceptical. I mean a slice of jelly in a cardboard box? I love Lush but I'm more than a little aware that it's not really economical and based on luxury at a cost so I thought this was going to be another product that works out just over £2.00 for something like 2 uses lol Now don't get me wrong I'm not complaining about the prices.. exactly. It's just after shopping there for years and adoring the shop and trying most things on offer I'm now at the stage where I know what works out a good buy. This didn't look like it would be! Appearances can ...  Read the complete review

Lush’s newest concept is the shower “jelly”. This is more solid than a bath gel but not as solid as a bar of soap. It is actually almost the same consistency as the dessert jelly you’d get out of a box of Jell-O®, with the main difference being that it won’t melt if not refrigerated. Its also not slimy like the jelly you might imagine, and although it jiggles like Jell-O®, it isn’t so wobbly as to keep you from grabbing a chunk of it. I decided to buy some of the “Whoosh” jelly and here’s what I think of it. First of all, I should mention that the idea here is to scoop out a bit of this jelly, put it on a flannel or puff, and then use it like you would any ...  Read the complete review

It took me several months to be persuaded to try the shower jellies in Lush - I absolutely love their shower gels, but couldn't get to grips with the whole concept of a jelly, and dismissed it every visit, as I had visions of it flapping about and falling down the drain on its first use. Eventually though I was browsing again, buying my normal shower gels, when I thought I would give them a go. I picked up a chunk of Sweetie Pie, which I will review separately, and a chunk of Whoosh. Now some packaging was in the recyclable cardboard tubs with the plastic window, but I opted for the clear plastic tubs, to save the fuss of not being able to keep it ...  Read the complete review

Now where to begin with this little beauty! I ordered one of these from Lush Mail Order and paid just over £2 for it. I had read reviews that were quite good but nothing really describing the scent as such. This arrived in a little plastic tub and is a bright blue colour and translucent. When I opened this to sniff, I was very impressed! It is a very refreshing, happy, clean sort of scent. It is sort of lemonny to me, but it isn't lemon as I'm actually not keen on that smell! Sorry it is hard to describe! The smell is very awakening and refreshing though, I can't WAIT til summer to use this then! As for using this product, I urge you to ...  Read the complete review

I paid £2.30 for 100g of this product which sounds a lot but in fact you do not need to use a lot of it so I got a number of showers out of this rather unusual product as it is in a solid, all be it rather wobbly, form ust like jelly that you have made all be it with a slightly thicker consistency, good enough to eat you could say. To use you just break a small bit off and massage into your skin as it lathers up, it takes while to get used to the right amount to break off, initially I broke off to much and ended up covering my body in one go but also wasting quite a bit as well. Too little and build up is the better way to go. It has a lovely ...  Read the complete review