#shower cream

[y2kbeautyandother2000sstuff]

Bath and Body Works Sun Ripened Raspberry Shower Cream

1990-1994ish

Found on Ebay, seller retrogal1970

[lotionsandlipsticks]

𝑩𝒖𝒅𝒈𝒆𝒕 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝒃𝒐𝒖𝒋𝒆𝒆 𝒃𝒐𝒅𝒚 𝒘𝒂𝒔𝒉 𝒐𝒑𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏𝒔! 🧼 These are two body washes that I've been using regularly lately, and while they're both so different from each other they're both sweetly scented and deliciously divine 😍 The @thebodyshop Vanilla Pumpkin shower cream is the perfect blend of sweetness and warmth, and is so thick and creamy that it's my ideal option for when I'm struggling to wake up in the morning and need a bit of comfort in the shower to kick off the day 😴 The @loccitane Cherry Blossom shower gel is ultra feminine and makes me feel like I'm walking through the streets of Japan in the season of spring, and I love using it to feel a little extra for special occasions or to pep up ordinary days. I always get this for Christmas as it's a hefty £16.50, but it's something I look forward to every year and I love its floral perfume 🌸 Have you tried either of these? 💖

[mysteriouslytransparentwitch]

HELLO / BONJOUR

you have 50% discount on my body cosmetics eshop. I must sell my stock !!!!!!

You have a rosewood and pear blossom shower cream and a lily and water lily body milk

Kisses and have a nice end of year party.

https://inopiacosmetique.fr/collections/all

vous avez 50% réduction sur mon eshop de produits de cosmétique pour le corps. Je dois écouler mon stock !!!!!!

Vous avez une crème douche  bois de rose  et fleur de poirier et un lait corps  fleur de lys et nénuphar

Bisous et passez de belle fête de fin d'année.

https://inopiacosmetique.fr/collections/all

[ifuckingmissu]

[promesselush]

💐🌹My Lush Valentine’s Day shower routine🌹💐

[theartoflush]

Oaty Creamy Dreamy Oat Milk Shower Cream Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Glycerine, Sodium Cocoamphoacetate, Oat Milk, Rose Water, Fair Trade Cocoa Butter, Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Stearic Acid, Lauryl Betaine, Rose Absolute, Chamomile Blue Oil, Tea Tree Oil, Lavender Oil, Titanium Dioxide, Tincture Of Benzoin, Linalool, Perfume

[thelushworld-blog]

Salted Coconut Hand Scrub

As you all have noticed and known, I’ve been missing for quite a while from the blog world. It’s been a very trying and difficult past few months, but I’m finally at a place where I can take time once in a while and write a post or two. However, it being so long since I’ve posted, I may come across a few items that I forgot where or how I got them, so just bear with me guys! I’ll make it up to you, promise! 

So, onto some Lush reviews! I believe I came across the Salted Coconut Hand Scrub via the kitchen this year, and to be honest I didn’t have much expectation for it. I found it to be kind of stupid, and wondered why anyone would ever need a product like this. I know, very closed minded for me even. But regardless of my personal opinions, I decided to try it anyway. You know, in the name of, well, reviews? 

Hand scrubs are exactly what they sound like. They’re scrubs that take dead skin off of your hands, which is really useful especially if you’re someone who has problems with dry, flaky skin or a lot of calluses on your hands. You can imagine this to be similar to Lush’s body scrubs like Rub Rub Rub, except for your hands. This one in particular is meant for your hands instead of your body, and has a very warm scent to it, almost herbal. It doesn’t smell a whole lot like coconut, so if that’s why you were checking here, then it’s not what you’d expect. 

How To : So, I kind of spoiled the fun for you already, but I’ll still go over it again! To use a hand scrub, what you want to do is take about a dime to a nickel sized amount in wet hands. Once you have it, you want to scrub all over your hands for about a minute to a minute and a half. You want to get all over your hands evenly, so don’t be afraid to spend more time than I said doing this. It’s all up to you, and all depends on your hands really. Once you’re all lathered up and you feel ready, run your hands under warm water to rinse them off. Make sure to get all the product off, dry, and feel the difference! 

Scent : The scent at first comes off very herbal, but you also detect hints of vanilla in it which is a nice touch. After my first sniff however, the herbal scent turned into more of a floral one. It almost reminded me of Lord of Misrule Shower Cream at first, and then slowly went into a sweeter florally scent that I actually can’t tell if I like or not. It’s not that it’s overly bold. It’s just that it seems a bit overplayed, and a bit strange for your hands. I also was expecting more of a coconut scent since the name, but what I got was the almost complete opposite. It’s not a bad scent, just not what I was expecting or wanting from the product. 

Vegan : Yes!

Try Outs : I broke this one out in my sink, obviously not the shower. I really came into this trial having little to no hopes for the product, as I kind of almost found it stupid and way too extra in a way. I decided to give it a shot, and I got a nickel sized amount in my hands wet. Lush says to use a larger amount, but unless you have giant hands, I think you’re good with a smaller amount. So, I rubbed it all over my hands for about a minute, making sure I got every inch, and rinsed in warm water. I felt my hands, and they felt ever the slightest smoother after I dried them, but nothing crazy! Maybe it’s because I’ve never really had dry hands or anything of the sort, but I just didn’t get wowed by this one sadly. 

Ingredients :  Fine Sea Salt, Glycerine, Fresh Lemon Infusion, Organic Silken Tofu, Japan Wax, Sodium Cocoamphoacetate, Argan Oil, Cupuacu Butter, Extra Virgin Coconut Oil, Perfume, Neroli Oil, Hydroxycitronellal, Amyl Cinnamal, Geraniol, Farnesol, Limonene, Linalool.

Rating : Overall, I think the thought of the product was a good idea. I know I said I didn’t find it useful at all, and for the most part thought it was very extra, but I know there are people out there who have excessively dry skin that probably drive them insane. For those people, I could imagine this to be a godsend of a product, especially because of the moisturizing qualities it has as well. However, for me personally, I don’t think it’s very useful or worth the money as I don’t have these problems. 

I thought the scent was very off compared to what I imagined and or expected from the product name. I imagined I would have a lovely coconut scent, maybe even with caramel or vanilla. What I got was a light vanilla scent, that went from herbal to floral, which was a big let down. 

With the product’s performance, I really could see it working for people who have dry skin, but I just didn’t think it was that great. I honestly think there are better products out there if you have an issue like this, and I think maybe Lush just might not have the answer yet. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend this product at all. 

[y2kbeautyandother2000sstuff]

Bath and Body Works Juniper Breeze Shower Cream

1990-1994ish

Found on Ebay, seller merchant_mike