Favourite Lush Products | Of Beauty and Nothingness Guest Post

I have another one of my favourite bloggers on to do a guest post today! Now Autumn is well and trull underway, Heather from Of Beauty and Nothingness is sharing her favourite Lush products. I hope you enjoy, and you can follow Heather using the links at the bottom of the post.

Lush is one of my favourite places for indulgent bath and body products and their skincare is pretty good too - I always have a massive Lush wish list! I also love their new exclusives, I received some for my birthday back in August and they are gorgeous. As much as I love to try new Lush products, there are some old favourites that I always go back to!

Lush Dorothy Bubble Bar | £4.75

I have wanted this bubble bar for so long but I always forget to pick it up and I'm so glad I did a few months ago as it is a gorgeous bubble bar. Not only does the bubble bar look and smell amazing but it also produces so many bubbles (as the name would suggest) so you only need as a small amount each time which is great as a lot of Lush products are a little pricey, in my opinion. It doesn't do anything massively exciting like some of their products but if you want a bubbly bath that smells amazing then this bubble bar is for you. 

Lush Big Blue Bath Bomb | £3.35

The Big Blue bath bomb is one that I have re-purchased a few times and it is one that I would definitely recommend. I love being by the sea and I need to more often but in the meantime this seaweed filled, bright blue bath bomb will have to do. The smell to me is like a Lush store mixed with the sea (a good sea smell not a disgusting fishy sea smell, no one wants that!). It is one of the more messy bath bombs due to the seaweed pieces but it is worth the clean up afterwards. You could potentially wrap it in muslin and tie it with a hair tie, which would contain the seaweed but I don't know if it would inhibit the bath bomb fizzing. 

Lush Shampoo Bars | £5.75 (55g) each

I've tried a few of the Lush shampoo bars over the past few years and I've been so impressed with all of them especially the New, Seanik and Lullaby bars - they are perfect for travelling and they last for a surprisingly long time despite the size. I definitely want to try the Jumping Juniper, Honey I Washed My Hair and the Jason and the Argan Oil shampoo bars. 

Lush Angels On Bare Skin Cleanser | £6.75 (100g)

I have dry and sensitive skin so I always try to use more natural and gentle skincare as that is what my skin prefers. I've gone through a few tubs of the Angels On Bare Skin Cleanser as it not only smells heavenly but it cleanses and gently exfoliates my skin well without stripping it or drying it out. However I do find that the cleanser expires before I can use up every bit of it. 

Overall, I love a good Lush spree and I'm so excited to try their new exclusives which are thankfully available in Lush stores and online now as I don't know when I will be able to go to the Lush mothership on Oxford Street, London. As much as I want to try the newer products (I can't wait for their halloween and christmas collections this year), I will always re-purchase my favourites time and time again. 

Heather 

Thank you for writing this post for me, Heather! If you'd like to follow Of Beauty and Nothingness, please check out Heather's links: 

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