A cousin of ‘Mumkin’ and ‘Pumkin’ this pastel colored beauty was Made for Japan white day. I had a bath with these three Lush products because i wanted a pink and green theme.
This is pretty rare as far as Lush products go, in addition to Japan for a limited time this has only been made for one day, in the Uk, online only in the previous incarnation of the Lush Kitchen.
If and when this ever comes out again i’m definitely it rly getting at least one, because it’s so damn CUTE!
I’m so glad I can actually Use mine now since we’re getting a chance to buy new ones!
Lush said this is the same scent as their ‘Mumkin’ bubble bar: bergamot, lemon and Violet. Which is the same scent as their ‘Egg Hunt’ soap, which is the same as the ‘Razzle Dazzle’ bath oil and their ‘Cupid’ bath bomb. It’s a violet floral scent, that is only the slightest bit sweet, and has a fruity edge to it. Kind of a berryish type fruity.
This has a nice somewhat sweet, spicy fennel scent. It’s dark gray close to black, and it has silver lustre and it adds silver sparkle to the grayish water.
heres a demo i made of this glittery thing in the tub
In 2017 Lush UK decided to let us choose our favorite scents to make body conditioners. So ultimately the 6 that got the most votes were chosen to make.
The pots of Body Conditioner are massive, its twice the size of a regular black pot of Lush body lotion.
Big Blue
Butterball
Sultana
Lord of Misrule
Lemony Flutter
Comforter
They were extra large size. About twice the size of a regular pot of Lush lotion. Heres an example, the pot of Sultana body lotion is on the right and the pot of sultana body conditioner is on the left.
There two more products in this scent family besides the ones in my photo below. Bear Soap and valentines heart shaped bath bomb.
These body conditioners are very moisturizing, and Butterball is even more so because the butterball bath bomb has cocoa butter in it whereas the other lush bubble bars at the time didnt.
So this was perfect for me because i have very dry skin and i live in the desert. Of course this smelled heavenly. Keep in my mind that ive always loved the butterball scent.
Here are some scent family photos I took of all the Lush products made with this butterball scent. Since ive taken this picture Lush has made a couple more products with this scent.
Here below are some Lush/B Never Two Hearts Beating as One products that I’ve bought from Lush in the past when it was being sold at the Lush Sister company ‘B Never Too Busy To Be Beautiful‘ boutique in London.
Note the same ingredients for scent are the same.
geranium, jasmine, ylang ylang, rose, bergamot. It smells more of jasmine to my nose, and jasmine that’s like in the Lush ‘Lust’ perfume/’Flying Fox’ shower gel kind of Jasmine scent. i have a hard time liking this scent. Not my favorite scent from the Lush/B Never Too Busy store.
This is a bath oil/bath melt. I have the perfume, shower gel, and other products in the “Two Hearts beating as One’ scent range. But this is new. I’ve never seen this! Thus, I need ten!
It comes apart like a puzzle. You can then use one of the two pieces for 2 baths, or you canuse the whole thing in one go.
I’ll be making youtube videos showing these two hearts beating as one scent. products in the next few days, so that i can try to describe the scent of this to you.
Here’s a demo video I made of Jilted Elf jelly being silly.
Lush Times: Jilted Elf takes an alcoholic stumble around your shower, leaving wafts of fruit cocktails as he goes.
Wash away the old and welcome in the new with our bright green, wobbly foaming shower jelly that’s named after a cocktail we saw for sale in New York. With an infusion of figs, honey and seaweed gel to soften your skin and make you silky to the touch. Then to make you smell intoxicating and irrisistable, we have a multi-layered sophisticated fruity Christmas cocktail fragrance of vodka and essential oils, including cinnamon leaf oil, grapefruit oil and ginger oil.
Our Jilted Elf can never be kept down. He looks towards a fine future that is full of promise, his little inner twinkle of gold shines out, no matter how tough going the festive season gets. Grab him and drag him into a shower near you for the most fun shower you’ve had in a long while.
This was a limited edition shower gel in 2006 in the UK..
Its got a pretty sky blue color and some silver glitter, but only a small amount of glitter.
The name is a play on words. Decades ago tgere was a popular singer Frank Sinatra. His nickname was Ol Blue Eyes.
Heres what the original looked like. It was called Ol Blue Skies is Back, years and years later when the Lush Kitchen made it for a limited time run it was the sky blue color you see above. This is what the original limited edition shower gel looked like. It had alot more silvery blue luster and it was a lighter blue.
Sorry my pics below are blurry i didnt take very good pictures back then.
Lush made this shower gel with the same scent and ingredients as their blue skies and fluffy white clouds bubble bar, which is sold in all Lush stores.
Its fragrance is made with patchouli, cinnamon leaf oil, frankincense and a bit of lemon.
Review: Great lustre to this shower gel. The Blue Skies and Fluffy White clouds scent smells so good as a shower gel. I swear I smell more cinnamon than in the bath foam.
Lush 2006 Description: Our legendary patchouli, frankincense and cinnamon shower gel returns for one season only.
See a demo and review video i made of my Ol Blue Skies shower gel below.
Here’s a video i made reviewing, showing, describing each of these products that i have. What are you guys looking forward to most?
Here’s to a fantastic 2017! 🎉 Check out next week’s #LushKitchen menu for detoxification & refreshment galore, if you spend your weekend ringing in the new year by dancing on the tables and raising a glass then we’ve got your post-party pick me ups covered. 💁 🛀 We’ll see you on Tuesday…
Monday
Bank Holiday
Tuesday
After Tango foot mask £6.95
Volcano foot mask ballistic £3.25
Pied De Pepper foot lotion £8.75
Wednesday Demon In The Shower shower gel £11.25
Thursday Bar Humbug bubble bar £3.95
Reincarnate solid shampoo £6.50 Skinny Dip buttercream £10.25
Friday
Geo Phyzz bath bomb £4.25
Waylander soap £4.50
This is a beautiful bubble bar with it’s orangey-gold glitter. It has the scent of Lush’s “Karma” fragrance which is orangey, not sweet at all, earthy with patchouli, and a bit of pine. A unisex scent. It leaves a pale orange colored water and TONS of bubbles. There is also glitter in the water. The glitter doesn’t stick on you like the Karma melt but mostly gets washed down the drain if you use a squirt of shower gel in the water. Bling Crosby is so pretty and festive.
LT 2006 Description: An easy glistening, soothing orange spice Bubble Bar for a smoother Christmas. Crumble under running bath water for mounds of fragrant bubbles
This is such a yummy smelling soap. It smells like sweet almond fondant icing. I did not expect to like this soap because the ingredients don’t make it sound yummy…but the way it smells -YUM.
It’s not particularly moisturizing but i don’t care it smells good enough to eat. How do they make it smell like cake? It’s got a warm, nutty smell as well.
Lush Times Xmas 2008: Lush’s take on Christmas cake. If you’re planning to throw a huge Christmas party and you want to give everybody a present to take away with them, how about buying a massive great Christmas Cake Soap and slicing it up into hundreds of pieces to give all your guests? We also sell it in bar-of-soap slices, which we cut off the big Cake for you. It smells like cake and more – more like a slice of Christmas cake on a plate next to an open fire of fragrant, smouldering wood logs to keep the chill away. Soothing, smoky vertivert essential oil and organic aloe vera, help your Christmas Cake Slice to keep your skin calm over Yuletide, even if everything else goes crazy.
This reminds me of the smell of spice cake. And it tastes good. It was very popular.
I would buy more than one of these.
Lush Times Xmas 2008: Orange and lemons, currants and sultanas, vanilla, sherry and treacle. This must be the tastiest lip balm on the planet. At Lush we have quite a lot of vegans working for us, that’s the people who won’t eat or use any animal products at all. As you can imagine it can be quite tricky for vegans to find lovely products but at Lush and B it’s quite easy. That’s except in the lip balm department, where all our 2008 products were vegetarian but not vegan. Our vegans also have a great fondness for cake; Sean’s non-cheesecake is the current favourite. So when Helen and Noriko blended out new vegan lip balm base, Helen decided to make it cake flavoured. We would use that old saying about killing two birds with one stone, but that really upsets the Lush vegans so we won’t.
Ingredients: 2835 Let them eat cake £4.50 Organic Olive Oil (Olea europaea), Currant, Sultana and Raisin Infusion, Japan Wax, Fresh Lemon and Fresh Orange Peel Infusion, Shea butter, Plum Kernel Oil, Flavour, Sherry, Vanilla, Lemon Oil, Lime Oil, Cognac Oil Glycerine, Organic Black Treacle
This does smell like Gingerbread. When they’re made fresh the scent is yummy. I had an old one to compare a new one to.
It’s so cute. It gets a lot of points for cute. 🙂 It makes brownish water. It makes lots of bubbles. I love them and always buy one whenever lush makes them available, yet I don’t love them in a ‘stock up’ way. That’s why the 4 out of 5 rating.
Lush Times: Christmas is a confectioner’s dream, especially with our Gingerbread House Bubble Bar. It is sweetly spiced like fresh gingerbread and there’s no wicked witch in sight, nor any sign of Hansel or Gretel eating her out of house and home.
