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This oatmeal and carrot juice formula is magic for the skin, and Rudolph's preferred meal! This brightly citrusy, slightly herbaceous fragrance will clear even the foggiest of Christmas Eves. But it isn’t just about how a soap smells: our master soapmakers have pioneered pouring perfection across four layers, each carefully cooled before the next is added, finished with the signature nose — work to make even an elf proud.Made in EnglandWhat's in it for you?Ideal forwhen you’re in need of some light.- Carrot juice: boosts the appearance of radiance and a reindeer’s favorite — probably won’t help you see in the dark.- Oatmeal: soothing and hydrating, locking moisture into hardworking hands.- Rice bran soap base: slightly soft, very creamy and serves up silky bubbles.- Ponche scent: this punchy orange and fruity buchu hit is back, and as intoxicating as ever.Leaving the world Lusher than we found it- Our proper soap is proper lovely and made the traditional way by saponification. We mix it by hand, adding in beautiful ingredients for their effects, pour it hot and let it cure before it takes pride of place by your sink.- This self-preserving product is formulated to stay fresh and effective without added synthetic preservatives.How to store:Hide away somewhere dry and draining between uses (we’ve heard the other reindeer get self conscious).
This oatmeal and carrot juice formula is magic for the skin, and Rudolph's preferred meal! This brightly citrusy, slightly herbaceous fragrance will clear even the foggiest of Christmas Eves. But it isn’t just about how a soap smells: our master soapmakers have pioneered pouring perfection across four layers, each carefully cooled before the next is added, finished with the signature nose — work to make even an elf proud.Made in EnglandWhat's in it for you?Ideal forwhen you’re in need of some light.- Carrot juice: boosts the appearance of radiance and a reindeer’s favorite — probably won’t help you see in the dark.- Oatmeal: soothing and hydrating, locking moisture into hardworking hands.- Rice bran soap base: slightly soft, very creamy and serves up silky bubbles.- Ponche scent: this punchy orange and fruity buchu hit is back, and as intoxicating as ever.Leaving the world Lusher than we found it- Our proper soap is proper lovely and made the traditional way by saponification. We mix it by hand, adding in beautiful ingredients for their effects, pour it hot and let it cure before it takes pride of place by your sink.- This self-preserving product is formulated to stay fresh and effective without added synthetic preservatives.How to store:Hide away somewhere dry and draining between uses (we’ve heard the other reindeer get self conscious).
Lush Fresh Handmade Cosmetics are purveyors of good, clean fun. They offer luxurious and ethical skincare, haircare and bath products, as well as unique gifts filled with fragrant and effective products. Founded in 1995 as a small, family-run business in Poole, UK, Lush Cosmetics expanded across the water in 1996. Once a single room factory with a lone free-standing store on in Vancouver, Canada, Lush now has 250 locations across North America. 2018 marks Lush’s 23rd anniversary of creating innovative beauty products using fresh fruits and vegetables, the finest essential oils and ingredients that are ethically and sustainably sourced. Lush campaigns on animal protection, human rights and environmental conservation, which is the heartbeat of the brand. With over 930 shops worldwide, Lush is in a unique position to raise awareness on serious issues and bring about real change. Never tested on animals, every single Lush product is vegetarian, and about 85 percent are vegan, 40 percent preservative-free and 35 percent unpackaged. Lush supports Fair Trade, Community Trade and charitable initiatives, and follows the simple policy: have the least possible impact on the environment while still producing beautiful and effective products.
