Category Archives: Lush Oxford Street store exclusives
my photos, reviews and demos
Grass bubble bar
4 out of 5 rating
Lush Description: Get Twiggy with it. Have a field day with this verdant bubble bar. It’s like cloud watching in a meadow.
Ingredients: perfume, spring green lustre color, Bergamot oil, Neroli oil, sandalwood
Review: This bubble bar is made from the scent of their now discontinued shower gel named ‘Grass’. People who love grass shower gel would love this bubble bar as the scent is exactly like the shower gel. It’s not quite an earthy green, or an oakmossy green, like ‘Tramp’, but a nice, spring grass scent. Not only is it pretty, but it makes the water a gorgeous shade of green.
I was saving my grass bubble bar but since the lush Kitchen is making some i’ll use this one from Oxford Street so i can record it for you so you can see what it looks like before it comes up in the kitchen,
here it is next to the Lush Grass perfume oil
Lush Oxford Street Exclusive Products (2015-2018)
In 2015 Lush opened their first ‘Superstore’ in London in the Oxford Street area.
As I bought every product that they introduced there, I created short video review/tub demos of the Oxford street Exclusive products in the list below.
So now You can see photos of each of them, and watch their demos by clicking on any of their product names below.
It’s their first multi-story store. Having many areas and floors, there’s a soap area, a spa on the bottom floor, and a a fun bar station, walls of soap, and every visual treat you can imagine around of every corner.
Fanciful displays of ‘paper soap’ and other fun and useful bath products.
And of course, being lush, everything is freshly made, with fresh fruits, vegetables, Flowers, and plants. Everything is cruelty free and environmentally friendly, with little to no packaging. And most of their products are Vegan friendly.
Lush introduces all new creations here first. All world-wide Lush limited edition, and holiday products appear here first. So keep a watch out for this page whenever there’s news of a Holiday coming.
Oxford Street Exclusive Holiday Limited Edition products
Down the Rabbit Hole (Easter 2016 only)
Flutterby (Mother’s Day 2016 only)
Hal soap
Heartthrob (Valentine’s 2016 only)
Madame Butterfly (Spring 2016 only)
Mum (Spring 2016 only)
Ponche shower gel self preserved in 4 sizes!
Somewhere Over the Rainbow (Spring 2016 holiday only)
Spring Bunny (Easter 2016 gift set only)
Tisty Tosty (Valentine’s 2016 only)
Tulip (Spring 2016 only)
Tweet (Easter 2016 only)Here’s a video of the very first Lush Oxford street catalog, where everything debuts before anywhere else gets them in stores.
Non Holiday Exclusive Oxford Street products
Bath Bombs
Bubble Bars
Bath oil balls/Melts
Snow Melt (Christmas 2016 only)
Perfumes
Rentless
Sweet Grandma
What Would Love Do
Superworld Unkown
Princess Cottongrass
Uptown Funk
more…
Shower Gels/Shower Creams
- Oxford Street sells all the shower gels that other lush stores have, but the Oxford street store is the only Lush store to carry four sizes instead of three. In addition to the 100g, 250g, and 500g bottles, at Oxford street All shower gels come in an extra large 1kg size! £27.50 / $48.00
- In addition to the regular in store showewr gels, these five shower gels are exclusive to this store.
Shower Jellies
‘Showders’
(the following showders are sold on the UK website)
Shower sheets/Wash cards
(natural pulp made ‘paper’ to wash with in the shower) made with Lush fragrances such as “Beautiful’, ‘Vanillary’ scent, Don’t Rain on my Parade, etc.
Cardomom and Coffee
Dear Santa (Christmas 2016 only)
Karma
Smuggler’s Soul
Soap
Gourmet soaps
Drop of Hope
Masai Lather Dark brown
Mallorquin toffee colored, made with almond milk, almond syrup, and ground almonds.
Mosquito
Olive Tree Green softening facial soap with olive oil
Deoderant
Deo for BO
Sunflower
Body fragrance spray
Furze
Princess Cottongrass
Twilight
Rose Jam
Honey I Washed the Kids
FUN bars
Mermaid FUN bat blue pink yellow (big blue)
Face Masks
Havana Sunrise rhoulade face scrub
Prince of Darkness 6.50
Make up
Lip Tints
Lip Stain (£12)
‘Shades Of’ lipcolor blocks
Nude
Eye Jewels £10 a solid triangle of color that dries like a powder and can be put on either with a brush or like a crayon
£10.00
Best
Breathtaking
Contrast
Lucky
Seducer
Zealous
Idol
Delighted
Hope
Triumphant
Earth Eye Shadow Powders
Carefree
Radiant
Insight
Dream
Honest
Victorious
Skilled
Explore
Focus
Intuitive
Liquid Eyeliners
Carefree
Courage
Mascara
Bewitched
Face Colour supplement £9.50
Light Brown
Dark Brown
Blusher Powder £15.50
Lovely
Elated
Refresher Bronzer Powder
Eyebrows
Eyebrow Crayons £7
Eyebrow Pomade £7
Clothing/Acessories
‘Lush Oxford Street’ tote
Lush Spa tote
Knot Wraps
Oxford Street
World map
British flag
Iron ons
Here’s an 8 minute video of the entire store made by lushie_4_life
Yuzu and Cocoa
I LOVE this fragrance. As I understand it, Lush doesn’t actually use the fruit yuzu in here. Instead they use a combination of fruits to attain a Yuzu similarity. Regardless of whether there is yuzu fruit in this or not, I love the scent. The cocoa in this is like a light whiff of cocoa. It’s as if i’m smelling a container of powdered cocoa, mixed with the fruity yuzu. It’s wonderful. This and Lord of Misrule are my top fave shower gels/creams from Lush Oxford Street.
The yuzu is a citrus fruit and plant originating in East Asia. It is believed to be a hybrid of sour mandarin and Ichang papeda. Wikipedia
This opaque yellow shower cream has the same beautiful, lightly fruity/powdery cocoa fragrance as in their in store ‘Yuzu and Cocoa’ bubble bar (it looks like a macaron), which is the same color as the fruit itself as you can see in the photo above.
In my photo below i had a bath cocktail with some Lush products in the same color combination.
In my below photo i show the bottle thst i got from Lush Uk mail order we hich was xtra large.
In my shower gel rotation it’s yuzu and cocoa that remains a constant presence in my shower, never leaving while I rotate two others, so that I always have three shower gels in my shower. I rotate shower gels often as I have a ridiculous amount of shower gels.
Here’s a video i made showing this shower cream in more detail.
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Toothy Tabs – Bling, Limelight, Oral Pleasure, Boom!, Tooth Fairy, and Miles of Smiles.
Click on each individual name below to see my reviews and demos for all of these Toothy Tabs.
Miles of Smiles
I took this group photo because i thought they looked so colorful together.
Toothy Tabs! Debuting in Lush’ first “Superstore” at Lush Oxford Street in London.
I was sure i wanted to try to acquire the golden ‘Bling’ toothy tabs first, because they had Orange and Frankincense, which are two of my favorite things.
Here’s a video of my “Bling” toothy tab experience. I like the idea of these “Toothy Tabs”, and now that they actually taste good i am more apt to actually use them in place of commercial toothpaste.
Divination
5 out of 5 rating
Violet, Patchouli, Rose, Thyme.
A Reusable bubble bar in a divining pendulum shape. How cool this idea. I think this is one of my favorite new products. It’s purple, but covered in a Coppery shimmer. It smells of lovely violet floral with a touch of thyme and patchouli. It mostly smells of violet.
The 3 minute video even further below is the 3 minute version which shows the water turning purple, shows the bubbles, shows the glitter in the water, etc. This shorter one here just shows it spinning above the tub. 😊
Here’s a youtube video i made of what the Divination reusable bubble bar looks like in the bath.
Cherry Blossom
5 out of 5 rating
This gets my vote for prettiest Lush bubble bar.
This is lovely and smells of rosewood, cedarwood and lemon oil. It smells sweet and lovely.
Lovely, delicate pink bubbles. It’s more conditioning than most lush bubble bars.
This leaves a silver- pink glittery shimmer in the water. This bubble bar has the whole package. I was surprised that it made the bath water moisturizing as well as fairy-like. It smells slightly perfumey, and woody, but the woodiness is tempered by the bright lemon.
Video showing the pink and silver water is below
The nice thing about this bubble bar is that it comes with two bars on one stick. It falls into the category “almost too pretty to use’. I bought multiple. I bought 4 or 5 of them, so even though i’ve used them i still have my ‘display’ cherry blossom. 🙂
Here’s a demo video I made of the Cherry Blossom in the bath.
Lava Lamp
4 out of 5 rating
See my video demo of this close up in the tub below.
Oh man, this smells SO good. Triple orange, Lush says. Fresh, but slightly sweet. If i were a fair skinned person i would be prepared for some discoloration, from the purple olive oil discs. But the little blue cocoa butter buttons are moisturizing enough and to not have to scrub too hard to get it off.
In the pic i took below there is a lava lamp (in the back) but there is also the Lava Lamp Egg for Easter one year..😊
Lush description: Groovy baby! Bobbing orbs and a triple whammy of orange takes your senses back in time.
Orange flower absolute, tangerine oil, mandarin orange oil, fair trade cocoa butter.
Here’s a video i made of the Lava Lamp in the tub, it’s quite cool looking.
Flowering Tea bubble bar
This is a bit heavier than it looks. What a cute idea, dunk the tea bag in the tub for loads of lovely jasmine scented bubbles. it contains tiny blue flower petals, which begin to float around the water. And there is also a pretty white shimmer that lush adds to this one. I thought this might be herbier than it is. I didn’t expect such a pretty floral.
Here is a photo i took of this gorgeous bubble bar. And the video is below this photo.
The Lush Palm Reader solid hand cream was made with the Flowering Tea scent
Flower’s Barrow bath oil
5 out of 5 rating. See my demo and review Video below
Another flower petaled beauty from Lush Oxford Street. The smell of this one is HEAVENLY. And the Heavenly scent stays on my skin for a good long time. It smells just like a fresh meadow of flowers. Just as an English Flower’s Barrow would smell. This Flower’s Barrow bath oil was made with Lush’ Gorilla perfume of the same name. Lush has also made a shampoo in the recent past called “Blousey” in this same scent.
Here’s a video i made of this Flower’s Barrow bath oil in the tub.
Guardian of the Forest bath bomb
5 out of 5 rating
Brought out in April 2015 for the Oxford Street superstore initially.
See my video of this gorgeous thing in the tub below.
Lush description: Immerse yourself in a woodland lagoon dappled with mossy greens and earthy oakmoss absolute.
3.35
In my photo above i used it with a lush ‘oil on troubled water’ bath oil.
Vegan
Oakmoss absolute, and cypress. Dark Green scent but more feminine then tramp. supertramp or 1000 kisses. The scent is more along the lines of Lush “Flowertub’ or”Jungle” because of the cypress. It’s quite beautiful to me. It’s one of the most beautiful green scents that Lush has done in awhile in my opinion.
Ingredients: Sodium bicarbonate, citric acid, cypress oil, lime oil, rosewood oil, oak moss absolute, frosty holly and yellow lustre.
Ive usedabout 4 Guardian bombs in the last few years. Once i used it with a Lush turtle bath bomb
These pics below are only the Guardian bomb bath without any other bombs.
I love the different shades of green foam thatGuardian makes in the water.
this is what it looks like when its finished dissolving in the water. Its got green sparkle in it as well. I always take pics of the sparkle if they have any but i forgot to with this bomb.
Lush also made an exclusive community voted on body spray of Guardian of the forest. I show that in my picture scent family photo below.
Lush Uk made a shower gel of this for one day only for people to buy.
Lush Kitchen Subscription box had an exclusive Guardian body scrub.
the lush kitchen body scrub feels nice, kind of a soft exfolition, not too scratchy.
Here’s a Video i made of it in the tub. GORGEOUS sparkly water.
Sea Monster FUN
The yellow, blue and green bar. Has the scent of Sea Vegetable soap. Lime, lavender, seaweed extract.
Don’t Rain On My Parade
4 out of 5 rating. See my Demo Video Below
I got the smaller bottle in this top pic from buying the Lush Kitchen subscription box.
This extra large bottle i got from Oxford Street superstore in London.
One of four Lush shower gels which came here to North America a year after debuting at the first Lush Superstore Oxford Street in London England in 2014. These four shower gels including Lord of Misrule, Don’t Rain on my Parade, Beautiful, and Wash that Man Out of My Hair.
Two of these are actually renamed shower gels from the Lush sister company ‘B Never Too Busy To Be beautiful’ shop in England.
Beautiful is ‘1000 Kisses Deep’ scent.
Wash That Man Right out of My Hair is the ‘Cocktail’ scent.
This Don’t Rain on My Parade below shower gel is a teal, blue colour. Scented with blueberry juice, vanilla, cassie, voilet leaf, ylang ylang and sandalwood. It’s sweet and floral and good.
I poured it on a white plate so you can see the color.
similar to Ultraviolet but sweeter. It’s the same scent as their “Tuca Tuca” massage bar, and ‘Violet Nights’ bath oil. Except with this shower gel they do add blueberry juice, but it doesn’t change the scent much.
250g (8oz) £9.50 (17.50)
Here’s a “family reunion portrait” of all the Lush products throughout the years which have this same scent, including the large sized wash card in the back. Its a wash card/paper soap.
the front two called ultraviolet arent in this scent family but all the others are.
Here’s a video i made of it where i discuss the scent of Don’t Rain on my Parade and the other two shower gels in more detail 🙂
The Experimenter
4 out of 5 rating
It’s absolutely beautiful. I’m not a fan of a lot of vetivert. That’s the only reason i didn’t rate it a 5.
Earthy scent, Smoky. Many colors in the tub! 3.75 gbp / $5.68
Tonka, and Vetivert which blend together when put in the bath, creating a smoky scent.
I smell sandalwood, but i’m not positive there’s any in here. There’s a smokey note in here. I like it, because it’s unexpected. And Dusky Purple-Grey water. With silver sparkles. Why not? 😊
Also at this video link below see my video of The original Experimenter in the tub, what a show this thing puts on.
Unfortunately i accidentally deleted the video 🙁
I was so sad that i deleted my original youtube video of this bath bomb, it was very popular but more importantly it showed the dark grey sparkly water, which was unexpected considering how colorful it is on the outside. Some people didn’t like the gray water. I thought it looked really cool!
I’m curious to see if the new one smells the same as the original. It smelled VERY smokey, with an undertone of vanilla.
Here’s a giant one (below) that they had on display in 2014 on opening day at their first Lush Oxford Street’ superstore Creative Showcase.
This bath bomb makes great bath art with almost every color of the rainbow represented!
Here’s the video i made of the newer one with regular green water. Lush makes many bath products which make enerald grern water
Lemon Sherbet Showder
5 out f 5 rating. This is my favorite of the Showders at Oxford Street.
it smells so wonderfully lemony. Not fake lemon but real lemon with just a touch of sweetness. Here’s a video i made of this showder and what it looks like up close
15 minute Video showing what all four look like in close up detail when you wash with them (below) 🙂
Skydancer bath bomb
See my video below of Skydancer in the tub,
Profits from each and every one of these soft floral and liquorice-scented bath bombs will help fund equipment to satellite tag many endangered hen harrier chicks born in the coming years.
With bergamot, Sicilian lemon and cinnamon leaf oils, this bath bomb will take you under its wing and fight wildlife crime in one clean sweep.
List of ingredients
- Sodium Bicarbonate
- Citric Acid
- Cream of Tartar
- Sodium Lauryl Sulfate
- Water (Aqua)
- Bergamot Oil
- Cinnamon Leaf Oil
- Sicilian Lemon Oil
Here’s a video i made of the “Skydancer’ bath bomb in the tub
Washaccino Showder
5 out of 5 rating. See my demo and review video below.
I absolutely LOVE this showder (shower powder) the foaming feels decadent, the smell is yummy!
I loved all the showers but the washaccino (cappuccino) and the lemon were my favorite.
This was exclusive to the Oxford Street superstore in London for about a year.
Here’s a video i made of the Washaccino Showder up close and i wash my hands with it so you can see how it looks.
Below is a photo i took of four of the five Lush showders. They’re all the same consistency and work the same EXCEPT the Life’s a Beach.
Ginger bath oil melt
2 out of 5 rating
See my bath demo video of this below
Ginger is a white gold color, unlike the coppery gold color of one of the other lush bath oils. Ginger is a strong, spicy floral scent. It is not sweet whatsoever. It is a strong floral. Lush has made many products in the past with this same “Ginger” scent. See Ginger soap, Ginger perfume, Ginger lotion, Ginger dusting powder, Ginger man soap, Bad Ass shower gel, Ginger Kat. I have one, and when i use it i will record it and upload the video to you tube and then post it here too.
This is so pretty. Too bad i don’t care for the fragrance of it. Too spicy and too strong of a rose smell.
Here’s a bath demo video i made of this bath oil as it melts.
Floating Island bath oil
newer bath oil style is 2.5 out of 5 rating
Original style melt is 4 out of 5 rating
I like the original floating island bath melt pictured below and i wish they would have kept that style instead of this one. That one was more foamy and creamy. However, i will say that this new bath oil style is more moisturizing than the original cupcake style Floating Island.
Floating Island has a lemon and sandalwood scent. It’s the same scent as the lush bath melt of the same name. Lush also made a shower smoothie with this scent called “Whitewash”. The scent in this bath oil is stronger, really nice. It’s a subtle scent though, don’t expect a big bold fragrance. Very very moisturizing to my skin in the bath. This is great for people with dry skin.
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A round, solid bath oil. Since April 2015 this has only been available if you lived in London and could go to the new Oxford Street ‘superstore’. Now it is available on the lush.co.uk site for anyone to buy no matter what country we live in.
This bath oil wss discontinued a few years later, along with 20 other bath oils at the same time. 🤷🏽♀️
Here’s a video demo i made of the Floating Island bath oil in the tub
Gourmet soaps Olive Tree, Ro’s Argan, Mallorquin
‘Gourmet soap’ These soaps are soft like Movis soap. They are more moisturizing and have more butters and fine ingredients. Also, they use ingredients from ‘Masai’ for the ‘Masai Lather” soap for instance to give back to the local community commerce in these regions of the world.
Click on a soap name below to watch my video demos of each of these gourmet soaps
Masai Lather – Dark brown
Mallorquin – toffee colored, made with almond milk, almond syrup, and ground almonds.
Mosquito repellent – it’s the orange one in the group photo above in their display shelves.
Olive Tree – Green softening facial soap with olive oil
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