I am a huge fan of Lush and their fragrances and own them all but in solid form because I find that this is the most inexpensive way of buying them as the perfume bottles are in the same price range as designer perfumes. One Lush fragrance that I do own in a bottle instead of the solid perfume is Imogen Rose but this is only because I received it as a gift at christmas. To be honest I would never have chosen this fragrance over all the other lovely fragrances Lush do to be the one that I have in the expensive bottle version simply because Rose is one of my least favourite scents in perfumes. Luckily Imogen Rose is not some sickly sweet granny smelling ...  Read the complete review

I picked up a set of small vials of Lush perfume when they were on special offer in the summer. One of the scents that I liked the sound of most was Imogen Rose. To be honest, 'Imogen Rose' sounds more like a little girl to me than anything else, but described as being 'the scent of authentic Damask roses' it appealed to me, as I love rose scented products. The Lush website states that the fragrance also has a hint of a baby powder smell to it, and on paper that sounds quite appealing to me. As I have said already when reviewing some of the other Lush fragrances I received, I am not a huge fan of the bottles these are packaged in. I like my perfume bottles to ...  Read the complete review

Lush have recently introduced a new range of perfumes, Gorilla Perfumes, which even have their own website. The range includes the longstanding Lush perfumes Karma and Vanillary, a couple of perfumes which were originally part of the Retro range, reincarnations of perfumes from B Never Too Busy to be Beautiful (Lush's now-defunct sister cosmetics company) and some brand new scents. Imogen Rose was one of these, invented by perfume creator Simon Constantine in homage to his new baby daughter (aww!). I received Imogen Rose in the form of a sample, when I ordered the special promotional set of 7 sample perfumes for £7 from the Lush site. Sadly prices have now ...  Read the complete review

Lush recently launched a new set of perfumes, all in a variety of scents and forms. One of these new scents was the perfume called Imogen Rose. I was slightly apprehensive when I heard of Lush's Simon Constantine developing a rose scented perfume (Imogen Rose is named after his daughter). I have always found rose scented perfumes to be more than disappointing, mostly smelling like a granny than anything else. I have never come across a rose scented perfume that has made me go "Wow, that is a perfect rose scent" and I couldn't see it happening with Lush either especially after Vanillary not actually smelling like vanilla but still, I thought I would give it a ...  Read the complete review

With my love for Lush I am intending to make way through their entire product collection, I seem to be up to date with trying all of the Bath Ballistics and I am almost done with the Bubble Bar slices, so its no mean feat being a Lush-o-holic. However, I am always really happy to try new products and the one product section with Lush that I am not so familiar with is their perfume range. So I decided that it was about time I tackled this problem and purchased myself something from the range, whilst trying some of the new products. Lush perfumes come in 6 different aromas - Tuca Tuca, Ginger, Orange Blossom, The Smell of Freedom, Karma and Imogen Rose. They ...  Read the complete review