liverpool
Ever since I’ve used Carrot shower oil, I’ve been hooked. They’ve become a favorite product here, and the best thing is that they don’t need any packaging. When I smelled Minamisoma in Liverpool, I had to take it home. It’s like the shower buttery version of Avocado Wash. I’ve been using it a few times now, and I can’t wait to share my thoughts on it.
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I refused it from the moment I saw it. I would NOT buy a bottle of shampoo for the price of 18 pounds. I mean, I’m Lush obsessed, but there are limits. But when I saw that everyone pretty much went hysterical because of the temporary arrival of this shampoo, I was like… shit. Positive words about Wasabi Shan Kui Shampoo were seriously haunting me. Would it really be that good? It kept arousing my interest, eventually causing me to buy the damn shampoo. Of 18 pounds. After having it used for a week, I can today share my thoughts with you on this shampoo.
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I will never not back down for hair thickening products. I have middle-long thin hair, so some volume is always much appreciated. Thank God for me, Lush has been on a roll lately with their hair care. I’m already loving Candy Rain, Valkyrie and Super Milk, so I’d expect nothing less from this product. I was pretty eager to test it, and today I can share my thoughts on it!
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After having reviewed Bongo and Conga, there was one jelly from Liverpool left to be reviewed. No, not Rumba. Rumba shares its scent with So White, which I hate. There’s also Gong, this one shares its scent with Golden Pear, but I already have the Golden Pear shower jelly, so I didn’t take Gong with me home. No, it’s Beats, the prettiest jelly from the Liverpool jellies range. I’ve used Beats for a few weeks now and in the meantime I have bought another 240 gram, so that already reveals how much I like it.
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Since I had tried Carrot Shower Oil, I knew from that moment that I wanted more. Fortunately for me, Lush Liverpool had some in their range, including this Argan Dragon. A naked product, so no packaging, that hydrates and scrubs the skin — no bodylotion needed afterwards. In contrast to Carrot, this on has a scrub in the middle, made of poppy seeds. All the more reason to test it. And today that’s exactly what I’m going to do.
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Before I went to Liverpool, I asked around on Instagram if there were any products that I really should buy. One of the suggestions was Super Milk, a spray for your hair. Skeptical as I was about a spray of 15 pound, I still decided to buy it. My hair has been a victim of dyeing it a lot, so it could certainly use some extra care. Super Milk has quite a few promises, so I’m curious as to see if they’re true.
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When I was in Liverpool, I had already decided to bring home some of the new shower bombs. They launched 10 new shower bombs, I ended up buying 7 of them. One of those is Validation, a shower bomb shaped like a golden star that shares its scent with the Creme Anglaise fragrance family. I couldn’t wait to try it in the shower! Once I got back home I flew into the shower with this shower bomb and today I will tell you about it!
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Do you like it Dirty? Good, because today I’m going to talk about a body scrub that makes you squeaky clean. Throw away your dish sponges and get to know this Liverpool exclusive, which is now also temporarily for sale in the Lush Labs. And if you’re curious whether to buy this product or to skip it, make sure you keep on reading!
When I went to Liverpool, I’d made a list of things I wanted to buy. Of course. On top of that list was Candy Rain, a new hair conditioner that would have a slight similarity with Yog Nog, in terms of scent. Now I’m literally addicted to that scent, so Candy Rain was immediately put on the list. Maybe you already spotted it in the picture above, but I’ve ended up buying a 500 gram bottle. I originally bought a 250 gram bottle, but once tested in the hotel the next day, I immediately went back to get another 500 gram bottle. That kinda gives it away about how I think about it, right?
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I’ve always been a fan of the jellies. They have a pretty strong scent, are fun to poke in and since I’ve found a way to use them in the shower, without constantly dropping them, I use them a lot. In Liverpool I decided to take all four new jellies with them, except for Rumba. Rumba shares its scent with So White (green apples), which I’ve always find repelling. But thank God for Bongo, because this scent is literally a tropical holiday shaped like a jelly. And that’s exactly what I needed.
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