Tesco Wake Up Lemon & Lime Shower Creme

I've currently got this shower gel in my swimming bag and use it everyday as a shampoo as well as shower gel when I finish my swim. I'm not particulary fussy about the shower gels I use, as long as they don't dry my skin out or smell awful, anything will do. It also helps if i can wash my hair with it too as it saves having two or three bottles at the pool. Anyway Tesco Wake up range is a good alternative to the Orignal Source range and is cheaper as well. This particular Shower Gel smells strongly of lemon and not so much of lime but it is citrusey (not sure that that is a word but you get the idea). As with lots of shower gels containers, it ...  Read the complete review

Tesco "Wake up!" are a range of fruity shower crèmes made with essential oils and are the Tesco's own make alternative to the Original Source fruity shower gels (which are considerably more expensive). Whether they are as good you will have to read on to find out. I have tried several products in the range with varying degrees of success and the shower crème I am reviewing today is the Lemon and Lime shower crème. The shower crème is said to have a citrus aroma designed to wake you up with the perfect fruity formula to start your day! The product comes in a plastic bottle with curved edges and is easy to hold. The base of the bottle has ...  Read the complete review

This is a wonderful product and smells so good you could eat it - but if you did that would be really silly. It is a little bit more expensive than some of the other Tesco shower gels at around the pound mark - depending on if it is on special offer - which it seems to be quite often. The smell as soon as you open the bottle is fantastic a real fresh, narural citrus smell. I find that some lemon and lime shower gels can smell a bit artificial. The gel is wonderfully thick so you don't need very much of it to get a good lather, and it doesn't run all through you fingers like some shower gels so you can use it on an body scrub quite ...  Read the complete review