One of the great things about LUSH is that once you finish five products in the tubs you can exchange them for a face mask of your choice. Until redeeming these I had never tried a LUSH face mask before, but I would never say no to a free LUSH product, so check back soon for my review of that! I like that their "points" program is in line with their sustainable values: it encourages using the products, rather than simply buying for the sake of buying. Sadly there is no points program for bath bombs!
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Showing posts with label lush. Show all posts
Lush Valentines' Day Collection
Monday, 2 February 2015
in lush, lush unicorn horn, lush valentines day
Nobody does limited edition sets quite like how Lush does limited edition sets. After being blown away with the amazing goodies they put together for Christmas (that thankfully, I am still enjoying!). When I came across the Valentines Day Collection in store last week I had to pick up some goodies. While I wanted pretty much everything (sigh) I narrowed it down to a few items I really wanted, including the beautiful "Love Birds of Africa" scarf featured above. I'm not entirely sure what to do with it, but I just think it is so pretty. Keep reading for my thoughts on some beautiful bath products...
Haul | Lush Goodies
Lush has so many beautifully made products that every time that I go in, even if there isn't a limited edition collection at that moment, I am able to get some new, creative bath goodies. This week I decided to treat myself with Figs and Leaves and Sultana of Soap soaps, as well as the Lush solid scrub and matching tin. I asked for some samples for good measure. Keep reading to find out more about these beautiful treats!
Holiday Sets | We Wish You a Lush-ful Christmas
Saturday, 27 December 2014
in holiday sets, lush, lush holiday
I have a secret. I never knew how flawless the Lush holiday line was until I got into this whole beauty blogging thing. I never knew how pretty the items were, I never knew how delicious they all smelled. I never knew what I was missing out on. The other day I walked past the Lush at the Toronto Eatons Centre, and the line was so long that it wrapped through the whole store and into the hallway. Rather than deal with that stressful mess, I went to the large, open, crowd free location on Queen West. There I was able to ask the staff questions, smell each item on its own, and really make sure I was getting the very best goodies.
Such pretty pretty bath goodies! And the smell? Perfection.
The Great Mask Off
Tuesday, 15 July 2014
in hair care, hair mask, living proof restore, lush, lush jasmine and henna fluff ease, marilyn hair treatment, phyto, Sephora, the great mask offI don't know what it is with the humidity, or my awful shower, or that I am in a rush every morning, or what, but lately my hair is in desperate need of some TLC.
As a background, I have super long, golden blonde hair with a healthy dose of red and brown undertones. I've never dyed my hair, and I don't use heat on it too often. It is generally wavy and thick, but lately the ends have been limp and split.
When I went mask shopping I was generally looking for something deep conditioning, restorative, shine creating, and just generally good for my hair. I picked up a pre-shampoo treatment and two conditioning masks. I may have splurged, but honestly, my hair needs it.
As a background, I have super long, golden blonde hair with a healthy dose of red and brown undertones. I've never dyed my hair, and I don't use heat on it too often. It is generally wavy and thick, but lately the ends have been limp and split.
When I went mask shopping I was generally looking for something deep conditioning, restorative, shine creating, and just generally good for my hair. I picked up a pre-shampoo treatment and two conditioning masks. I may have splurged, but honestly, my hair needs it.
LUSH Jasmine and Henna Fluff-Eaze $22.95
LUSH Marilyn Hair Treatment (Sample)
PHYTO Deep Nourishing Brilliance Mask $43
Living proof Restore Mask Treatment $14
With any skin or hair care product, it takes time to see results. So I am going to use up these products one by one and write a review for each. I am looking for the very best hair mask for my needs to keep my hair healthy, long, and strong. I may also need a hair trim to help get rid of some of the "dead weight". Here's to hoping I find Mr. Right!
Do you have any suggestions for good quality hair masks? I would love to get suggestions in the comments. In the past I have also used Marc Anthony single use deep conditioners.
Living the LUSH Life
Sunday, 6 July 2014
in lush, lush bath bomb, lush soap
Every now and then when I want to treat myself I stop by Lush and I grab a few things that make me happy when I smell them. Not often, but sometimes. I don't personally care for their public advocacy campaigns, but they do make pretty good stuff. And to me, that matters more.
I picked up two bars of soap in Rockstar (which smells like pink) and Honey I Washed The Kids (which smells like honey), and two fizzy bath bombs in Sakura and Sex Bomb.
Sakura in its white and blue glory.
"We take every opportunity to make each bath a special occasion, not a boring ritual. The best way to enjoy bath time is to make it fragrant, relaxing and slow - a reward for making it through the day. A LUSH Bath Bomb will suit the purpose (and we're not just saying that because we invented them). Welcome them into your bath water and surrender your naked body into their fragrant clutches" from www.lush.ca
Featured above is Sakura. Sakura has a light fruity-floral scent that smells elegant and clean. It fizzed up in the water pretty quick and did not really alter the colour of the water. It just made it a bit milky? It felt beautiful on my skin. When I got out of my bath I felt wonderful, silky, and just perfect. What a great treat after a long day!
"When the blossoms burst forth in spring, it’s a tradition to take a picnic and bottle of sake and enjoy the beauty. Noriko, one of our product inventors, hails from Japan and this beautiful Bath Bomb represents what it’s like to be in a park while the breeze blows through the blossoms in the trees. Instead of heading to the park, lay back in serene waters while the gorgeous scents of mimosa and jasmine envelop you to give you the joyful feeling of springtime. Sakura: simple, elegant, and enduringly beautiful bathing."
My bath with Sakura in it.
Sex bomb. I love the little rose in it!
"What’s in a name? When it comes to the Sex Bomb we take the moniker seriously. A must for any romantic bath, our world famous sphere of sex appeal contains all of Nature’s most potent and seductive ingredients to get you in the mood for a good… bath. Scintillating jasmine, clary sage and ylang ylang are powerful aphrodisiacs that are known to relax you as they warm your heart, and other body parts too. Soya milk makes the water milky, softening your entire body as you enjoy a luxurious soak with our best-selling Bath Bomb. Consider yourself warned."
So this turned my bath hot pink and made my whole bathroom smell incredible! I loved how soft it made my skin after. A perfect treat after a long day! This one smells much more girly. Not as "pink" as the Rockstar soap, more soft and feminine.
Sakura and Sexbomb together.
As for the soaps, Rockstar is bubblegum pink and smells like pink. I love how it smells, but after using it my skin sometimes feels a bit dry, so I like to use lotion after. Honey I Washed the Kids smells like soft, floral honey. I find it leaves my skin less dry than Rockstar, but I still like to use lotion afterwards.
I love that their products are filled with yummy smelling good for you ingredients that really work. Personally, I don't care if a product is vegan, or organic, or handmade. But I do care if it works. And every Lush product I have tried so far has worked! I'm thinking on my next trip to Lush I will be a bit more adventurous and try something other than a bath bomb or soap.
I have used the lip scrubs, various bath products, and soap.
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