Avobath!

When I starting shopping at Lush, my purchases went from a couple of items, handfuls of items to five or six bag fulls of the delightful Lush handmade products. 

One product, that I will always re-purchase, is Avobath. Avobath is one of their more simply designed bath bombs, including lush imprinted on the top of the bath bomb. It's main ingredients are, Fresh Avocados, Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Lemongrass Oil. This bath bomb is a massive pick me up when you are in a bad mood. It's also good if you need a good awake me up bath in the morning. Definitely sets you up for the day. The bath bomb fizzes really well and leaves your bath and beautiful green colour - which in itself makes me very happy. 

Now, recently on the Lush Kitchen, everything went into chaos when they announced they would be doing two days of the limited addition Avoshower Shower Gel. Now, when I say chaos, I mean chaos. The website crashed, it froze, the product disappeared from people's checkout baskets and with people missing out, it was like Lush War. On the first day of the product being available on the website we missed out - but day two we had our battle faces on. With an early wake up and a lot of hitting refresh on the website screen, I was able to checkout with three bottles of the Avoshower Shower Gel. For the 250g bottle it was £10.95. The shower gel just like the bath bomb has similar ingredients but I personally think this shower gel smells like Lemon Curd, which is one of my all time favourite smells and tastes. Avoshower includes, Lemongrass Infusion, Organic Avocado Oil and Lemongrass Oil. I love having my favourite bath bomb in shower gel form and love pairing it with the bath bomb for a real citrus combination. I can see the one problem with Avoshower, unlike the popular bath bomb which is available in all stores throughout the year, Avoshower is limited addition and only appears from time to time on the Lush Kitchen. A lot of hardcore Lush Fans (lLushies) would love it to be available in shops and I agree - if they don't want to do it as a permanent to all stores then maybe bing it out as a Spring addition - limited time in the store, giving all the fans of it a chance to stock up and then there would be no tears when they are unable to get it on the Lush Kitchen. 

In other news, the Lush Oxford Street opened which is the largest store they have opened to date. With three floors and a new spa - which includes a new treatment entitled "The Planets". Oh Yeah and 200 new products - which of course I will be reviewing as I discover the new products they have to offer.

Love, Becky.