5 out of 5 rating.
I would give it a 6 out of 5 rating if i could 😄
It was first seen in the Lush UK Kitchen Subscription box for the month of February 2021
See my 4 minute demo, review, scent description video below.
My favorite Lush lotion now.
I would give it a 6 out of 5 rating if i could 😄
Lime, Coconut.
So beautiful smelling. Just like Key Lime Pie.
It just sinks in to my skin without feeling greasy.
My demo, description, rating video
5 out of 5 rating
Below is the 2020 Polar Bear soap. The 2021 Polar Bear soap soap will not be the same minty coco nutty yummy scent as last year, it will be Snow cake scented this year. it’s good to see snowcake soap again.
This isn’t the same scent as this Christmas ’PolarBear Plunge’ bubble bar. This one has almond and rose.
When i buy my Christmas products and they’re delivered- i’ll write my reviews, post my tub bath water photos and video demo here for you. 😊
It’s so cute. It didn’t dry out my skin like some Lush soaps can. It must be the addition of cocoa butter in this soap. along with the coconut oil. It feels good.
Ingredients: vegetable soap, water, propylene glycol, coconut, sodium stearate, sodium lauryl sulphate, titanium dioxide, perfume, orange oil, benzoin, vanilla absolute
Review: QofN was the sort of precursor to the present ‘I Should Coco” soap by Lush. The difference is that this doesn’t have the scratchy, exfoliating dessicated coconut. This is a creamy soap that smells more of Lushious coconut than I Should Coco soap in my opinion. I’m not cazy about coconut, there are times when I hate coconut. So I’m picky about coconut scented products. But this Quinquireme of Ninevah soap adds oranfe which makes it more complex and lovely. is one I do indeed like to use. Not bad, being that it’s a coconut soap. I would think the majority of people would find this to be a 4 star soap.
Lush Times description: Q of N is a creamy, smooth cocnut scented soap made in 35 kg block with two rope handles so it can be carried with dignity to its destination within Lush shops. Inspired by the poem by John Masefield, in which he describes the Quinquereme’s cargo of precious oils and spices. Some of which we used in the soap’s coconut based perfume. We’ll cut you a 100 g slice from one of these precious cargoes to bring a hint of the exotic Middle East of times gone by to your very own wash basin.
5 out of 5 rating. See my demo video below.
This jelly is made with coconut, pineape and vetivert. It has the same scent as Coco Loco/Big Calm.
We like our eggs sweet, foamy and vegan. Brazilian orange oil and vetivert oil make a cracking combination and will have you dreaming of being in a candy store filling a paper bag with fried egg gummy candies. Let this sudsy version wobble over your body in the shower and feel the refreshing, toning and brightening effects of fresh pineapple infusion. If ever there was a shower jelly that smelled good enough to eat, it’s this one.
Don’t leave yourself scrambling for a good shower. Lather up with this sunshine-filled jelly. It’s no yolk, this cheery little egg is packed with a cracking mix of soothing coconut infusion, enzymic pineapple and softening carrageenan extract – a recipe for truly sumptuous skin. Top it all off with a blend of uplifting orange and vetivert for a clucking good shower.
Benefits:
– With a soft, tropical scent, fresh coconut infusion soothes and moisturises skin leaving it soft and supple.
– Fresh pineapple infusion is bright and enzymic, great for stimulating skin and giving it a revitalised glow.
– Carrageenan is a seaweed extract that gives this product it’s unique jelly texture, and is super softening for your skin.
How to use: Keep it whole, and lather onto wet skin to create a rich foam that will clean and leave you feeling fresh and bright.
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Demo video. How i make bath bubbles too!
3 out of 5 rating
See my 3 minute description, demo & review video below.
Coco Loco is in the same scent family as Lush Big Calm shower jelly, Lush Big Calm body lotion, Big Calm solid perfume, Lush Yellow Submarine bath bomb, and Coco Loco solid shower oil.
Its made with orange oil, coriander, and lemon grass oil. The scent is a tropical pineapple and coconut smell.
When i first sprayed this on my arm once i did not smell anything remotely coconutty nor pineappleish. I was about to give this body spray a 2 out of 5 rating, meaning i wouldnt recommended…when i tried it again on my other arm, tbis time spraying two sprays instead of one and i waited until it wad totally dry which was 15 minutes later. i sniffed my arm and finally! I was able to smell that tropical scent i remember so well and enjoy in the Big Calm jelly!
So the key to this particular body spray is to wait until its totally dry before you make a decision.
That said, its not as strong of a scent as some of the other body sprays ive reviewed.
But its slightly swret and smells like a pina colada. So i raisedy initial rating of this body spray to a 3 out of 5 rating. Meaning i would recommend it, but there are many other body sprays that i would choose over Coco Loco.
Video
drink.
“Need a mini vacation? Mist on a little Coco Loco for a fresh breeze of palm trees, sandy beaches and total relaxation. Brazilian orange, coriander and lemongrass oils give lightness to the creamy coconut base of this perfume, evoking memories of your perfect tropical getaway. This spritzer is just as deliciously scented as the shower oil of the same name, so layer on the scent after the shower to make the vacation vibes last a little longer.” Lush
3 out of 5 rating. See my 4 minute Sink Demo Video below.
If it wasn’t so cute i would’ve given it a 1 or 2.
my video shows and explains the difficulty in use. It’s just not pleasant.
I Guess we can’t love every single thing. ✌🏼❤️
5 out of 5 rating – See my tub demo / review video of it below.
Gorgeous sparkle!
Not only am I a Beatles freak, but I like Coconut.
That smell is SO yummy. Like a coconut cream pie or pink colada.
I bought six from Lush UK
Below is a pic i took of Three (at the time) exclusive bath bombs from the Lush creative showcase.
This makes sense Such a gorgeous show in the tub!
I wish I had ten of these.
Yellow Submarine is one of those slow melting, creamy, multi-colored bath art bath bombs.
It has the colors yellow and pink.
Below are some ‘bath cocktails’ that i came up with. So the Happy Yellow Rabbit has coconut, pineapple (from the YS bomb) and Orange oil (from the Down the Rabbit Hole bubble bar and ‘Happy Talk’ bath oil.
Below is a bath cocktail i made called ‘Green Submarine’, made with Lush Yellow Submarine and Lush Green Coconut bath bomb.
Heres a bath cocktail i made with an Intergalactic bath bomb.
Below is my scent family photo showing the products Lush has made with the same scent.
Big Calm body lotion
Big Calm jelly
Big Calm solid perfume
Coco Loco solid shower oil
Coco Loco body spray
Sunny side jelly
Yellow Submarine bath bomb
In my pic below i have the Lush ‘Trident’ bath bomb. Its a black yellow submarine with a different scent. Its lime.And it has green glitter inside. Trident was an exclusive only made for the Lusha annual Creative Showcase held at Oxford Street store.
Here is a Tub Demo Video of Yellow Submarine 😊
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4.5 out of 5 rating
Ingredients: Coconut and Pineapple Infusion (Cocos nucifera and Ananas sativus), Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Glycerine, Propylene Glycol, Perfume, Carrageenan Extract, Sweet Orange Oil (Citrus dulcis), Vetivert Oil (Vetiveria zizanoides), Benzyl Alcohol, Citral, Coumarin, *Limonene, *Linalool, Colour 61585, Colour 77891, Methylparaben.
* Occurs naturally in essential oils
Here’s a demo video
Review: I’d give this a 4 This jelly has such a beautiful dark and light blue color. It reminds me of the sea. The ocean is also called “the big Calm”. So beautiful the color blue…truly dreamy looking. It has the scent of a sweet tropical scent, fruity and a bubble gum-like note underneath. If Lush Coolaulin, Pineapple Grunt soap and Rockstar soap had a lovechild maybe? I like this. I don’t think I’ve ever smelled any other lush product that smells like this. It’s Lush but it’s not like anything that’s out currently. For those of you who like B Never’s Banana soap, it’s kind of like that, but this has more coconut smell and a different kind of fruitiness. This is one of those Lush products where you go ‘Do I hate this or….like this…sniff sniff…mmm…sniff sniff…Hmm….” so it may be one of those “taunting” types of Lush products. You know like some lush products, when you first smelled it you’re like “Hmm…hmm..” and you put it back and then the next day it calls you and you HAVE to smell it? Yeah, that.
Lush Times Fall 2006 Description: Need a relaxing week on the beach? Take a trip to the shower with our piña colada jelly instead.
i took a picture of other lush products that were made with the same scent.
whats not in the picture is Coco Loco body spray which was made years after i took this photo. 😊
coco loco shower oil
yellow submarine bath bomb
big calm body lotion
big calm jelly
big calm solid perfume
5 out of 5 rating
See my video review below
it has a strong cherry fragrance. Some folks think it’s too sickly sweet or fake smelling. While it’s certainly strong it’s not a fake scent because it’s loaded with real cherries. And it also contains coconut.
This is made with cherry and coconut and smells SO. DAMN. GOOD.
I once bought 6 of these. The jelly is WAY more fragrant than the bath melt which came first.
These lush products in my photo below are all in the same scent family.
I usually don’t like very sweet things from Lush, but in the case of Happy Blooming it seems to be beyond my control because my mouth actually starts watering when I smell it.
In my opinion, the jelly and the lotion are stronger in scent as the melt & the solid fragrance are.
3.5 out of 5 rating
In the Lush Uk Kitchen this week Sept 27 2015
This bath bomb was originally made in 2005
Ingredients: Sodium Bicarbonate, Citric Acid, Coconut Cream, Coriander Oil, Vetivert Oil , Orange Oil , Dessicated Coconut, Perfume.
Review: Prounced foo-ket, (one of my friends went scuba diving there once) this bath bomb was good. Not fabulous, but nice. 🙂 It made the water a bit creamier than most lush bath bombs. I think that was because of the coconut cream. The orange and coriander went well the coconut. It could’ve been just a tad stronger scented but it was nice. You could see the small pieces of dessicated coconut in the water. But the scent was so weak. This was DC’ed in 2005.
Lush Times 2005 description: The thought of Jack Constantine larging it in Asia provided the inspiration for this one. Phuket, Mark was heard to say, he’s off enjoying himself again.