Make Soap Not War (Lush)

Member Name: mysterishopper

Product:	Lush
Date:	05/11/08 (49 review reads)
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Advantages: The smell is devine

Disadvantages: None

If you are walking down the high street and suddenly the most scrummy smell passes your nose, chances are you are within 200 yards of a Lush store.

If you haven't been to a Lush store in the past I would advise you to find one soon (especially with christmas coming up). It sells a variety of bath, skin and hair care products. Everyone is tailored to a different theme and each one has a devine smell. They only sell Lush products in a Lush store and all of the products available are hand made. They are an ethical trader in that they only buy ingredients from companies who do not test on animals and they test their products on humans.

I would say Lush is most renowned for it's bath bombs, they have a whole host of them and bring out specially themed ones depending on the season. I went to the Leeds store today and purchased a Candy Cane bath bomb and a Honey Bee one. They both smell good enough to eat and I can't wait to take a bath. At £2.75 each they are not cheap but as the old saying goes you get what you pay for.

As it is that time of year I would 100% recommend the gift sets they do in Lush. They are so far removed from your average high street gift set and the wrapping which is included in the price makes it look you have spent a fortune when you haven't.

And one last thing. I recived a free sample of The Godmother Soap Bar today too, score!

Summary: If you could eat this stuff I would