Lush Products: My Top 6 Picks

I admit it, I am a Lush junkie, if you scan through some of my reviews you can clearly see that I have tried close to everything that they have available. Many Lush products either truly, badly, deeply suck, or they rock shower time like no other.

I have been burned; I have wasted money trying products, and other times I have been so impressed that I kept going back to the site to order even more.

So here they are my top 6 picks in no particular order.

1. Coalface:

This is by far the greatest acne and oil fighting product I have ever used in my entire life. A quick scrubbing of my face in the morning gives me clean shine free skin for the entire day. When I say entire day I mean the entire day. From morning till night Coalface proved to be a miracle for my skin type...which is combination oily, and prone to pimples and zits.

Since Coalface these problems are now a thing of the past. I'm actually due for a re-order. So join me now and purchase this one, it's the best.

2. Karma Soap:

I have never ever in my life met up with a soap that had a fragrance quite like Karma. Not only that but Karma's scent lasts, and lasts on your body, in some cases after using Karma, I had the scent last on my skin for nearly 48 hours. It's a powerful bar of soap, and is a must have for those who cannot get enough of the scent patchouli.

The lather may not be the best in the world, but trust me when I say this: You will never, ever meet up with another bar of soap that packs such a powerful punch of scent the way Karma does.

3. Butterfly Bath Bomb:

There is nothing sweeter and more refreshing thantaking a bath with Butterfly. This bomb packs a lovely floral scented punch to your bath water, while turning the water pink. Aside from it's gorgeous scent, when the bomb melt it also releases little fabric butterflies for you to play with in the water. It's a really charming bath bomb. Don't let its smaller size fool you, it packs a big punch, and the scent lasts on your skin for hours.

4. Honey I Washed The Kids Soap: