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Berhael
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Posted: Wed 16 Feb , 2005 11:58 am
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I saw your thread Leoba. :D

Dream Cream, Celestial and Fresh Farmacy are very good indeed for highly sensitive skins. :) As are In The Nude and Dreamwash, but those slightly more adventurous items (a bath melt and a shower smoothie respectively) might be better after the cautious would-be-Lusher has tried non-irritating products... :D
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I am minded to send you some Dreamcream, Nin. I have to send something in recompense for the Poulain after all. If it doesn't work I'm sure you can give it away.



Two new massage bars have been released today by the way.... :mrgreen::mrgreen:

Sleepy Head
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Ingredients: Cocoa Butter (Theobroma cacao), Shea Butter (Butyrospermum parkii), Horsetail Herb Extract (Equisetum arvense), Lavender Oil (Lavandula hybrida), Ylang Ylang Oil (Cananga odorata), Fennel Oil (Foeniculum vulgare), Perfume.

Waiting for Sleep? Has Sleep stood you up again? Have a Sleepy Head massage and bring him on with lavender and ylang essential oils. Melt the bar in your hands and massage the oils into your neck and shoulders.

It's a Pleasure Treasure
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Ingredients: Cocoa Butter (Theobroma cacao), Olive Oil (Olea europaea), Orange Blossom Honey (Mel), Calamine, Evening Primrose Oil (Oenothera biennis), Avocado Oil (Persea gratissima), Perfume, Hibiscus Extract (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis), Almond Oil (Prunus dulcis), Coconut Butter (Cocos nucifera), Wheatgerm Oil (Triticum vulgare), Grapeseed Oil (Vitis vinifera), Orange Flower Absolute (Citrus dulcis), Neroli Oil (Citrus amara), Myrrh Resinoid (Commiphora myrrha).

Fancy a gorgeous, sensual massage, sweetie? It’s a pleasure, treasure! A sensual Massage Bar with calming orange flower and relaxing neroli. Melt the deliciously soft oils in your hands and smooth all over the body.

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AAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRR
RRRGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Beaten to it! I can't believe it!!! :damnfunny (I'd managed to stay away from the spoilers this time!)

And I'm going to Lush this afternoon! :cool: How... timely :D
(Leoba, the Sleepyhead bar sounds perfect for a surprise Lushing you and I were discussing some days ago...)

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If it's the surprise Lushing I'm thinking you mean I sent something off in that direction not long after our conversation. :whistle:

I am still trying to avoid Lush (that avoidance was so successful last month, I only spend £20 three thimes, plus mail order :roll: ). However, knowing that I am nearly out of Sympathy for the Skin, and knowing I still haven't sorted out Jae's birthday pressie and finding out last night how thin and broken all my massage bars are......

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That first one does sound nice.

I like most of the ingredients of the second one...all except for the orange. Generally I don't like orange smells.

*stamps feet and yells*

I need a Lush store nearby so I can actually go check out all the stuff before buying!!!! :rage:

I just need time to browse and inspect when I shop.

*waits impatiently for her next trip to England*

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can i come in and cry about me wanting to be able to use a bathbomb after months of being given them :bawl: :bawl:

I am sooooooooooo gonna take some stuff along next weekend and demand an hour and a half for a bath to Lush in ;)

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I'm guessing you have no bathtub Jae? I do, but it's too small. I can barely fit it in myself and there's no chance of Nick and I ever Lushing together in the bath. :(

I have a question: can the Angels on Bare Skin and Aqua Marina clean off makeup?

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Ber/Leoba, a friend of mine wanted to know if Lush have an outlet in Singapore... it isn't mentioned on the website, but nor is the Indian one, and I was there last month. :D

I managed to restrain myself during my last trip to Lush, because it was a first visit. I bought Amandopondo (because it sounded nice) and Skinny Dip (because Ber kept talking about it :D ) and I think I'm in love. :love: The only outlet is on the opposite side of the country though, so I'll probably be nagging dad on his next business trip. :P
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Just to tell that on the Geneva Mini-mini-moot, Kaya visited the only Lush shop in Switzerland and bought some stuff.... and I got some blonde shampoo ;). (to make sure not everybody on the boards is smart)

Berhael's ghost must have been floating around us.... or what else was this lovely smell of roses and paëlla in the Lush shop?

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we do have a bathtub Eru, a fabulous one i must add. But we have a hotwater tab problem for quite some time now. the water will get warm enough for a shower but i like a good steamy bath when i take the time to relax. i won't throw in a bathbomb in nearly cold water! :Q

so waiting for a plumber to come fix it. :)

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Poor Jae. :( There are nice Lushy things that work in the shower you know.... :D

Nin :D:D:D:D I'm impressed.... very impressed.

Kaya :bow:

Melly, I can see lists of stores in Indonesia and the Philippines, but strange that it doesn't list India and nor can I see anything in Singapore. :( There is mail order though... :whistle: :love:

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must go investigate then Leoba ;) :devil: *off to Lush site*

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I have the same problem as Jae, I have a lovely, round bath big enough for two (or three...hmm..) but the hot water never seems to be working right. Currently I get a grand total of three inches deep, and the plumber assures me that this is the best he can do. :scratch :neutral:


But yesss..mail order! Soon, soon.. :love:
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This page http://www2.lush.com/cgi-bin/lushdb/locations.html mentions Lush in Singapore... I'll post in the Lush forum asking if anyone knows where it is!
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Thanks Ber. :)
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Well done Berhael. The US site is better updated? :)


I have a question. After discussion with Jae, I'm thinking of taking a couple of fresh face masks over to Holland next weekend (just for the amusement factor of Aglanor smothered in one). There are 8 of us with skin ranging from sensitive, through slightly oily to older. What (two or three?) should I pick?

I have a few ideas, but am curious to see what the other folks out there think....

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this is going to be fabulous! playing D&D with masks on :LMAO:

My skin is very very dry as is my mother's. :help:

and Ags has no idea :P

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Well, I can tell you that I like Crash Course in Skincare or Ayesha. Both work with my horrid dry sensitive skin and I would be surprised if they didn't work on you two. Sacred Truth and Catastrophe Cosmetic are safe and not drying as well (I don't react badly to them, but neither do they do anything 'Wow'). So at least one of those four will be in the mix. :D

I'm idly wondering whether Cupcake would work for Satch / Pandora / Din...

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i have a thing for sitting with a mask on my fac and feel it actually work. :love: i can spend hours spoiling myself with such stuff.

and the name sound gorgeous! must go off in check of the masks on the site. and i can just imagine Din with a skin mask on his face called "Cupcake" :LMAO:

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I always remember a quote from Ab Fab. Someone reads a long list of chemicals and scientific mumbo-jumbo from the side of face cream container.

"I've no idea what it means, but it's just forcing me to believe it."

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