honey i washed the kids
PLEASE READ: This review was originally written in 2013 on my Dutch blog. I have translated this blog post, and also altered some of the information in this review since a lot of things changed since 2013. Even though I try to create a good blog post for you, please note that there can be some information that’s outdated or different nowadays. It’s also a strong possibility that the appearances of the products have changed since then.
If you have as many Lush shower gels as I do, it’s nearly an impossible task to review them all separately. (Edit 2024: I wrote this in 2013 when I reviewed a LOT of products, not just Lush, that’s why I didn’t do a in-depth review on these Lush products) That’s why I decided to review 5 shower gels in 1 blog post today! I’ll talk about each of the shower gel’s scent and if I liked it or not, so you’ll know exactly what shower gel to buy!
If there’s one thing I love about the Easter range, it’s the ridiculously cute bath bombs. Take Humpty Dumpty for example. This cute, round fella has a shocked expression on its face, and of course the question remains why. Maybe it’s because he knows you need to crack him open before using, by smashing his head against the edge of the tub? Let’s find out how that works.
If you’re curious about this bath bomb, then keep on reading.
A few weeks ago I reviewed the small Snow Fairy bath bomb for you, which was part of the Christmas Tree gift set. Today’s review is about the small Shoot for the Stars bath bomb. The original bath bomb is one of my Christmas favourites, so I couldn’t wait to try this one, and see how powerful it is in the tub. Let’s find out!
If you’re curious about this bath bomb, then keep on reading.
If you ask me why I love Lush’s Christmas range so much, I can be very short about it: Golden Wonder and Shoot for the Stars. These two bath bombs are the real winners for me, for years now. These two bath bombs never let me down, and with every sale, I stock up like crazy on those two. So I was kind of surprised when I saw Shoot for the Stars didn’t have its own review! and if there’s one bath bomb that deserves some loving review, it’s this one.
If you’re curious about this bath bomb, then keep on reading.
I think this is the first review on my blog of a product that isn’t vegan. Shame on me, I know! I prefer to always use vegan products, but a few weeks back I threw this shampoo bar in my digital shopping basket, not thinking straight. When it arrived, suddenly the penny dropped — it’s not vegan! 😅 Doh, it contains honey. But I decided I’m going to review it anyway, so if you’re curious, keep on reading.
One of the best known fragrances of Lush is Honey I Washed The Kids. Products of this fragrance line contain the delicious scent of honey, vanilla and caramel. I have had almost all products with this fragrance, and every time I use them, I really enjoy the warm scent. I was therefore curious about the bath bomb with this exact same scent. So hop, from the shopping basket directly into the bath.
