Quick Lush Reviews

It's no secret that I love Lush, just check my Instagram, it's also no secret that I struggle to walk by Lush 5 days a week without popping in and making a purchase. This is why I decided to a few mini reviews of products I've been using lately, a single product review wouldn't take up a whole post so this post is the perfect opportunity to tell you about a couple of bits!

These are the bits I'm going to talk through today: Fairy Dust Dusting Powder, Tooth Fairy Tooth Powder and Rose Jam Bubbleroon; quite a mix. I decided to group together some Christmassy stuff because I got a lot of Lush gifts including the Sweet Christmas giftset which both Tooth Fairy and the Rose Jam Bubbleroon were included in.

I can't say I'm usually one for dusting powders. I will admit that when I was younger they were rather a novelty and when I was at my grandparents, as soon as I finished my bath I'd ask for talcum powder for no reason and then proceed to shower myself and the surrounding area. But this is different, this is a pink, sweet smelling dusting powder called Fairy Dust: what's not to love!? (Okay, maybe a little part of me thought it would be like Peter Pan and after using it I'd be able to fly but it's not quite that magical.) Anyway when I use it, it makes my skin feel so soft, and it even makes it smell nice. I have two of these, but it's definitely going to take me a while to get through both.

I am obsessed with anything rose scented lately, which is why I'm really liking this. It smells like the Christmas shower gel Rose Jam, and I need more. I only got one bottle of Rose Jam because I thought I loved Snow Fairy more, but I was wrong. Anyway this not only had been my room fragrance for the last month or so but it has also been a good pick me up on stressful days as it is so big you can get so many uses!

Now Tooth Fairy I'm really not sure about, it's strange and I'm not sure if it's in a good way. Basically this is toothpaste in a powder form. The idea threw me a bit to begin with; how do you apply? I ended up just dabbing my toothbrush into the pot and then running it under the tap which seemed to work, but I'm not too sure how much to use. If you're a minty toothpaste advocate this isn't for you, it kind of tastes like strawberries, and the feeling in the mouth whilst brushing is kind of gritty, which is weird. It also has glitter in it but it doesn't seem to stay around for long. Luckily if you want to try this I've seen a few pots still available even though it's waaaay past Christmas, but that's up to you if you feel like going Tooth Fairy hunting!

If you liked this post I'm sure I can make it a monthly thing just let me know in the comments and I'll make sure there's a spot in my schedule for it! Other than that I hope you enjoy your week and make sure you relax with a couple of Lush baths along the way!