I don’t know about the rest of you, but I am in love with Lush! They smell amazing, they’re organic, and they are usually good for your skin. Their Christmas gift boxes are usually on my list as soon as they come out, so here are the best Lush products to get you excited for these cold months ahead!
The glitter in all of Lush’s products are made of seaweed so you don’t need to worry about getting it in sensitive areas! Their Halloween range is super cute and this bubble bar is no exception.
Snow Fairy is a classic winter product, originally as a shower gel. We all know the candyfloss fragrance but if only we could smell like that all the time. Well, problem solved! The bodyspray is now available to smell as sweet as bubblegum all day.
Sleepy has gained a huge following since it was reviewed as a miracle body lotion for insomnia. With lavender and ylang ylang oil, it sends you off to a blissful sleep. The shower gel is great to use in the evening to relieve the day’s stress.
It’s nice to feel refreshed, even during the cold weather. Christingle is amazing for making you feel awake and fresh for the day ahead. It’s super moisturising with shea butter so it not only wakes up your skin but also makes it feel incredibly soft.
My absolute favourite of all the limited edition products! If you love glitter, you’re going to love this. Remember the video of the cat rolling in the bath and being covered in glitter? You’ll feel like that. Not only that, it smells amazing and makes your skin very soft.
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