Lush Haul 2012

I’m totally obsessed with Lush. Here’s some things i bought from the covent garden store in London and from Leeds.

The first couple of items are from the Christmas range and i got them half price. The first thing i got was a Brrrrriliant Box which had a Snowglobe Soap and a Whoosh Shower Jelly in it. They both smell so good, I already use the Jelly and this is my 5th or 6th pot. This is my favourite jelly along with Sweetie Pie. The Snowglobe Soap is my first soap I’ve got from Lush and i will defiantly be buying another soap in the future. This one smells amazing and it makes my bathroom smell like the shop! This was £3.95 down from £7.95 and came in a cute box with some popcorn inside (not edible)!

The other things i got from the Christmas Collection were a Magic Wand Bubble Bar for £2.49 and it came on a stick like a lollipop and smells like bubblegum! You can use this a couple of times, you just dip it in the bath and it makes bubbles and take it out to use again. The other thing i bought was a Golden Wonder Ballistic for £1.60. It’s a pretty big Ballistic and it’s all glittery, I haven’t used it yet but i am going to do so soon!

I bought this bubble bar in London. The reason i bought this was because of the Wizard Of Oz reference. This Bubble Bar is called Dorothy and the bar is a rainbow! I thought it was so cute!

The last things i bought were these face toner tablets which i heard about from some beauty guru’s online. I thought i would try them out so i bought three because they were really inexpensive. I bought two of the tea tree ones for 80p each and the other one was called a token to the forest gods for £1. I haven’t used these yet, but i will be soon. I think you’re supposed to put them in boiling hot water and hover your face over it and then do a face mask afterwards.

Have you used any of these products? What are your opinions on them?

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