The Body Shop Bath and Shower Gel

I started using The Body Shop's shower gels years ago after I was wandering round my local branch, sniffed a bottle of their tangerine shower gel and fell in love! Since then, their prices have gone up so much that I can't afford to use them all the time (£6 a bottle!) but I do still treat myself if I'm feeling rich. To anyone who has only ever used soap in the shower - shower gels are the way foward! They are the same consistancy as bubble bath and seem to lather up a lot quicker than soaps do. The lather seems to last a lot longer in the shower too. Out of all the shower gels I've ever used (hundreds), I would rate The Body Shop's right at the ...

this is a review for the plum shower gel from the body shop. last year i got the cranberry shower gel and bath gel which i found very nice. i use the bath gel in the shower (i am not a bath person!) which makes a very nice lather. however i find the plum shower gel not as good with the lathering properties even when using quite alot on a puff. it smells very nice but i am dissapointed with the amount of lather you get from it. i find by the time i get to the legs there is hardly anything left on the puff. this is rather off putting as i think the more lather you have the cleaner you feel. i will use it as i was bought it by my lovely boyfriend for christmas ...

While I haven't tried all of the body shop bath and shower gels, I regularly use two of them and I think that I can comment on them in general, since there are no separate categories here for the different lines of scents that Body Shop has. I'm going to talk about the Oceanus bath & shower gel as well as the fruit scented line (in particular, the melon seed one). Once upon a time, there was a girl who was faithful to bar soaps. All those fancy bath and shower gels never interested her. And then, one day, when she was staying with her sister-in-law in Amsterdam, she realized she had forgotten to bring a bar of soap, and all her sister-in-law had in the ...