Lush Shampoo Bars

I had an experience a few weeks ago which changed my life. It was almost a religious experience, one of great power which shook a belief system I have held since childhood and made me look at everything in a new light, and question even the basic tenets of my life so far. I used a solid shampoo bar and realised I could never go back to liquid. My mind is made up. I simply don’t believe in liquid shampoo any more. That part of my life is over. Liquid shampoo is fiddly, wasteful, takes too much plastic packaging and is therefore bad for the environment, contains too many artificial ingredients, needs a separate conditioner, costs too much and ...

For those of you who haven't heard of Lush, lol, I will start my review by offering you a brief introduction about the company and their products. Lush are a well known and well respected company that specialise in health and beauty products. All Lush products are handmade using natural ingredients such as fruit and vegetables, seaweed, fresh rose and lily petals to name a few. They sell a wide variety of products including shampoo, bubble bath, massage bars and many, many others. Lush have 30 shops throughout the United Kingdom and also have shops in Sweden, Italy, Australia, Canada, Japan, Brazil, Croatia and Singapore. If you do not have a Lush shop near ...

After visiting the Lush shop in Bath and trying some of the products, I became a convert. No longer would shampoo be a runny liquid in a bottle. No, it is now decreed in the cult according to Lush that shampoo comes in a solid bar. Following the sad demise of my trusted Trichomania solid shampoo, my best friend Allie (ajools) and I were perusing the Lush website one day. I have to admit I was eyeing up the alternatives and eventually fell for a round shampoo bar. I love fruity fragrances and this one promised mango, tangerine and orange. Already I could smell it… Allie bought a load of Lush products for herself and the lovely orange bar for me ...