These are the nine products we had to choose from this month. I added which of them won the vote. And my unboxing of it is below.
The products to be voted on for inclusion in the July Lush Kitchen subscription box.
Coconut deo powder
Heavanilli massage bar
Creamed almond and coconut smoothie
Freeze shower gel
Melomint bubble bar
Yoga Bomb
Vanilla Puff Dusting Powder
Dreamwash Smoothie
Running to the Embassy body conditioner
Here’s my unboxing video
5 out of 5 rating. See my demo & review vid below.
Lush has introduced a new shower bomb to the mix. The Comforter shower bomb. Originally introduced at the new Lush Liverpool Spa Mega store, Lush uk decided to offer this to the public for a limited time, on their Lush Labs site at lush.co.uk
So i bought two. I love anytjibg in the Comforter scent.
So far ive loved every one of the 7 different Lush Cosmeticd shower bombs that ive tried.
This Comforter shower bomb is right up there amongst my favorite shower bombs.
Youre supposed to pass the shower bomb quickly one time through the water (dont leave it in the water) and then it starts to activate.
It becomes foamy and creamy and you can rub this foamy cream on your skin to cleanse. Then simply rinse off with warm water.
Its not a conditioning bar, it’s a cleanser, so theres nothing left on the skin after rinsing. Its not drying, it just leaves soft clean skin.
I find this bar to smell like the other comforter scented products, though i definitely smell more of the bergamot note than in other comforter products.
I would recommend this. It was about £2.75
Heres my video sink demo
i would rate this a 4 out of 5 rating.
This is a moisturizing, scrub cleanser.
Initially i rated it a 5 out of 5 but i will say that because of what a couple of my followers have stated, it’s best not to get this in sensitive areas as it can burn/sting quite a bit.
So because of that i changed my rating to 4 out of 5.
It’s still a great above average product.
Initially i thought this was some kind of scrubby shower soap, like a scrubbe smoothie. But upon using it in my demo i discovered that its not meant to wash with.
One washes first then uses this after rinsing your soap or shower gel off. Then you rinse it off. Its conditioning. Its very conditioning compared to rub rub rub.
This isnt a fine exfoliation, its a coarser consistency, so just fyi that as i know some of you don’t like a coarse scrub.
here is a video i recorded where i demo how to use it.
It diesnt smell particularly herbal considering there is a good amount of sage in here. I only smell mint. Its not extremely sweet.
Magic needn’t only be cast with a flick of a wand or a twitch of a nose, magic can come in a tub in the bathroom.
Hop in a hot shower and let the warm water dance across your skin before scooping out a handful of this scrub.
Warming and stimulating aniseed oil accompanies fine sea salt and Epsom salts to brighten, buff and polish skin while fresh rosemary and sage infusions cleanse and tone. Rinse off and let menthol crystals, peppermint and spearmint oils to leave cool tingles up and down your skin like the remnants of magic recently cast.
3 out of 5 rating
Lemon bubble brush is one of three new re-usable style bubble bars from Lush. While i dont normally like the reusables as much as Lush regular squishy bubble bars, these new bubble brushes are fun to use!
This is the yellow bubble brush new for 2018. Unlike its blue and pink counterparts this one smells lemony. It has the same scent as Lush ‘Lemslip’ buttercream. Its made with lime, and sweet orange oil.
It’s not very sweet. In fact i wish it were more sweet. And honestly, i wish it smelled stronger.
It leaves a bright, sunny yellow hue to the bath water.
I like to blend it with the blue bubble brush sometimes.
I like the mint and candy bubble brushes more than this yellow lemon one because the scents and colors are nicer to me. Just a personal preference.
I liked using it but i wouldn’t necessarily buy another one. Whereas i would buy anothrr blue one.
Ready to brush up on your art skills? Who said bathing had to be boring?
Whether you’re already a seasoned artist or just like to paint by numbers, these new #BathArt reusable bubble brushes from Lush’s artful splodges are sure to make a Big Splash in your bathroom.
Take your brush and hold under running water to get the bubbles going. When the bath is covered in a blanket of bubbles your canvas awaits! Dip the brush into the water before gliding it over the foam, dip, and flick, stroke, and splash, then sit back and relax as you admire your masterpiece. It might be abstract, it might be modern, it might be a load of Pollocks but whatever it is it’s bound to make a good impression!
On your marks, get set, Gogh!
Don’t forget to share your #BathArt with the world #LushLabs
List of ingredients
Sodium Carbonate
2 out of 5 rating
This is the most bitter thing I’ve ever smelled in a long time.
I wanted to like this because its so pretty.
Pink petigrain is supposed to share its scent with the Lush madame president bath bomb. Grapefruit and petigrain.
What in the actual…?
I said to myself ‘There is NO WAY my petigrain flower smells like madame president bath bomb’.
Firstly, i LOVE the scent of Madame President.
I bought six of them.
Secondly, i HATE the scent of this Pink Petigrain blossom.
When i got it out of my package my eyes lit up because of the pretty coral color and the flower shape.
But i recoiled back when my nose smelled it.
How do we explain that?
Maybe because some things melted in my order the scents combined strangely? Dunno.
I was so adament i said i dont even care if Mark or Jack C themselves tell me it is.
I have both Madame President bomb & Pink Petitgrain blossom bubnle bar side by side. NO.
I don’t know if i got a bad one or what but no. Just no.
Did my nose just all of a sudden after 17 years just say ‘April, i’m done.’? I’m not sure, but suffice it to say i dont like the bitter, unpleasant smell of this bubble bar, and i won’t be buying another one. I had to use something else with it because i couldnt stand the smell. How odd. I havent had a reaction to a lush product in quite sometime. But i guess i cant like them all. *Shrug*
Your mileage may vary.
Description
For a couple of hours, lay back and indulge in pink waters covered in soft, fluffy bubbles. Calming petitgrain oil works its wonders on worries and cares, the woody scent evoking images of summer walks through citrus groves. Meanwhile, refreshing grapefruit oil lifts moods high above the clouds of the day, bringing with it memories of breakfasts taken on warm, sunlit verandas. Hold this flower under running water and let it spin and build bubbles before breathing deeply and allowing yourself to be transported away on a cheerful, summer breeze.
Mint bubble brush is one of three new ‘bubble brush’ design type of re-usable bubble bars from Lush Cosmetics.
Lush has come out with five new re-usable bubble bars, three of them being in the bubble brush type. Mint is the blue one. Its got a minty scent that isnt too sweet. In fact i i wish it were a *bit* more sweet. Its the scent of their ‘Freeze’ shower gel.
Its not quite like Christingle body conditioner. Mint bubble brush isnt that sweet. Its the scent of their ‘Freeze’ shower gel.
I love the deep blue hue one can attain with this bubble bar. Its tun to drip blotches of blue on the bubbles. And it’s fun to paint the bubbles as i show in the video.
I enjoy combining colors, as those of you who have seen my bath cocktails know. I often like to create gradients or ombre effects with different bath products.
Well these new Lush bubble bars lend themselves well to this kind of blending, as ive tried to show below.
I think these new bubble brush bars are quite fun. I like that the three primary colors are represented. I would give these bubble brush bars a 4 out of 5. While i don’t particularly like the re-usable bubble bars as much as the regular lush bubble bars, these are fun because you can use them in different ways. I would buy another one of each color. But it’s not one i would stock up on.
I’ll update each bubble bar page with my seperate review tonight.
