Lush Sweet Japanese Girl Cleansing Bar

have an announcement to make, I made my first purchase from Lush on Saturday! It was a momentous occasion and one that I did not take lightly! I have been reading reviews of Lush products here for several months and liked what I had heard but on the only occasion I had braved inside the door I was overwhelmed with the choice and left empty handed. However on Saturday I went in with a purpose and came out with that product "Sweet Japanese Girl". So here is my first ever Lush review. Lush ====== I am not going to go into a detailed description of Lush, it has been done many times before and they have a great website with lots of further ...

After my first encounter with Lush products (Angels on Bare Skin) I HAD to go back for more!! I thought i would try Sweet Japanese Girl which is an exfoliation bar. the Ingrediants are listed below and are 100% natural. Cocoa Butter (Theobroma cacao) , Shea Butter (Butyrospermum parkii) , Hydrogenated Palm Kernel Oil , Ground Almonds (Prunus dulcis) , Ground Aduki Beans (Phaseolus angularis) , Extra Virgin Coconut Oil (Cocos nucifera) , Lemon Oil (Citrus limonum) , Juniperberry Oil (Juniperus communis) , Tea Tree Oil (Melaleuca alternifolia) , *Citral , *Limonene , Perfume It is good for you if you suffer from blackheads as the scratchy bits help ...

Being a fan of all things natural, I was well chuffed to see this arrive in my Lush shop in Newcastle. Sweet Japanese Girl is a cleansing bar / exfoliator which is supposed to work very well on blackheads and other nasty skin evils. It's a hard cleansing bar shaped like, you guessed it, a japanese girl's face. Not sure how different it looks from a european girl's face when cast in soap, but that's another matter. The bar costs around £3.95 and has a faint but pleasant smell. Not sure what it smells of, but it smells nice enough. Because I have sensitive skin I need to be careful what I put on it, and the first few washes with this were pretty ...