Philosophy, Amazing Grace, Perfumed Shampoo, Shower Gel, and Bubble Bath, 3 in 1

Every bath fanatic most likely already knows about the wonderful and glorious company known as Philosophy right? Of course you have.

I have dabbled here and there with Philosophy bath products, but do to their semi high prices, I mostly wait for someone to gift something Philosophy for me. I refuse to spend nearly $30.00 on shower gel, when I can get something very, very similar for half the price, or less.

This past week my mother was given a small gift basket that included a few Philosophy products. Amazing Grace was one of those products. The Perfumed Shampoo, Shower Gel, and Bubble Bath; basically a 3 in 1.

(Me, I usually buy my 3 in 1's at Bath and Body Works) I had heard a lot about this particular scent though, and nearly every review I ran into, would be filled with praises. I assumed this stuff would be good based on others reviews.

When I clicked up the cap though, I was greeted with a decent scent. I sure as hell wasn't smelling anything amazing though. Far from it, Amazing Grace was pretty dang bland in my opinion. For me, it smelled more fruity then it did flowery.

I figured though that perhaps Philosophy's, Amazing Grace, Perfumed Shampoo, Shower Gel, and Bubble Bath would open up a new realm of fragrance once I used it in the shower.

With all 3 in 1 products, I had to put it to the ultimate 3 in 1 test. I planned on giving it a shot as a bubble bath, as a shampoo, and as a shower gel.

Test Numero Uno:

Bubble Bath

I ran some hot water, and squirt in a few drops of Amazing Grace. It foamed up pretty quickly...and reminded me a lot of the skimpy bubbles you get with Bath and Body Works Temptations 3 in 1's.

The scent was still very bland. There was nothing holy to report once again. Nothing amazing, nothing even worth noting.

Amazing Grace when used as a bubble bath scores 1 star in my opinion. It did produce some bubbles, but nothing bubblicious.

Test Numero Two:

Shower Gel

When it comes to 3 in 1's, usually I am mostly impressed with the shower gel use, and when used as shampoo. Amazing Grace however failed miserably.