Honey I Washed The Kids
Soap
Have you heard the buzz? All the busy bees are talking about it. Whether you're a queen, a worker, a drone or even if you just love honey, this caramel-scented treat will have you returning to the shower over and over again. Bee your best self with bergamot and sweet wild orange oils, and help your skin bee-hive with soothing English honey and cooling aloe vera gel. The perfect sweet treat for the whole hive.
Bubbles_6795712
About 4 months ago
This is my all time favourite soap from Lush!! It smells good enough to eat (but I wouldn't try it if I was you). To me it smells like oats, honey and toffee and lingers on your skin for ages. I would highly recommend this to anyone interested in a rich creamy smelling soap that is gentle on the skin.
List of ingredients
- Water (Aqua)
- Propylene Glycol
- Rapeseed Oil; Coconut Oil
- English Honey
- Extra Virgin Coconut Oil
- Perfume
- Glycerine
- Sweet Wild Orange Oil
- Bergamot Oil
- Aloe Vera Extract
- Gardenia Extract
- Titanium Dioxide
- Sodium Chloride
- Sodium Hydroxide
- EDTA
- Tetrasodium Etidronate
- *Limonene
- *Linalool
- Amyl Cinnamal
- Citronellol
- Butylphenyl Methylpropional
*occurs naturally in essential oils.
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munshi.amrita09_6633006
About 10 months ago
This is the best soap and can be used even on face .It doesn't make your skin dry.
Top Rated
5/5 stars
aleksandra.majrowska_6684151
About 1 month ago
Beautiful smell and great in lather
Latest
1 week ago
stacicshiel192_6924816
About 1 week ago
I adore this soap! Was the first ever product I used from Lush and was given it as a Birthday gift. Now it is my number one go to soap when ever I am in the store. Smells amazing with the subtle honey fragrance that leaves your skin feeling nourished and clean. The only downside is your skin has an almost squeaky feel after...that aside it will still be my go too soap.
