Breath of God, available at Lush stores for a mere £7 or so for 12g, is a solid perfume which develops and adapts to the skin throughout use. The product's ingredients contain: cedarwood, vetivert and sandalwood, as well as lemon, melon and neroli. As you can probably tell, these ingredients provide a blend of masculine and feminine scents to create the ideal unisex perfume. In that sense, perhaps the product should be named 'Breath of God and Goddess.' It's a super scent, it smells different on everybody who I've known to own it. I purchased this as a gift for my boyfriend and it's fast become one of his favourite products - he's owned it for around a year and there is .  Read the complete review

I love my perfume but they can be so expensive and at the minute I am trying my best to economise so I am looking for cheaper ways to get my fix. Lush do some gorgeous perfume but at over £30 for a bottle they are up there with the designer brands. A good way of getting some lush perfume cheaper is by buying them as solid perfumes instead of liquid sprays as this way you are getting the beautiful scents but at much cheaper prices. Breathe of God is a Lush Gorilla Perfume and you can buy it in a small spray, larger perfume and the solid version which is what I have. The solid perfume comes in a solid form in a push up stick that can be rubbed anywhere you ...  Read the complete review

Where do I start with Breath of God?? It's complicated! Here's the condensed history: Simon Constantine, the creator, was born into the Lush family but decided he really didn't want to join the family business. So off he went travelling the world instead. (Nice choice Simon!) Now I don't know what happened in Tibet, may be a blow to the head or too much incense, but after returning home, he did a complete u-turn and began creating perfumes for Lush just like his dear old dad. Anyway, I for one am glad of his time out in Tibet, as it was there he formed the idea for 'Breath of God'. Breath of God actually began life as two separate perfumes, 'Inhale' and ...  Read the complete review