Little Tiny LUSH Haul

On a recent late night shopping trip (which was meant to be strictly present buying) I popped into LUSH. This is then when a shop assistant saw me and made a bee line towards me, probably because the look on my face said 'I'll literally buy anything'. However I managed to refrain myself from buying the whole Christmas selection *round of applause*... Thank you. 

Instead I bought three small things as a little Christmas treat to myself which were all under £5 each (I believe), so would make cute presents to friends or family members. 

Snow Fairy Magic Wand

The Snow Fairy Magic Wand has been soo popular this year and nearly every blogger I read has bought one so I thought it was time I tried it myself. I can now see why they rave about them, it smells amazing. Its such a sweet delicate smell and it looks super cute. The idea behind them is that you wave it around in running water and it bubbles up like normal bubble bath. They are also reusable so you can have numerous delicious smelling baths! The fact that its a fairy wand is so cute and unique which made me want it even more. They're just under £5 so they make a really nice small gift for someone or a great stocking filler. I'm yet to actually try this product but I'll be sure to tell you about it once I have :) 

Snowman Bath Bomb 

The second item I bought was a cute Snowman bath bomb. However mine looks slightly sad as his scarf seems to have turned out a bit funny, but he's still cute. Again I kinda just bought this one because it smelt amazing and it was Christmassy. It smells a bit like coco butter and a mixture of sweeties. I think it was one of the cheapest bath bombs available at £2.50 but that's what made it more tempting. Its such a cute Christmas gift idea and there was a so many more Christmas themed ones there too. I've managed to use this one already and it turned my bath pink so if that doesn't make you want it then I don't know what will :)

FUN 

The final but most exciting thing I bought was a FUN block. I'm not entirely sure what it actually is, but it instantly reminded me of PlayDough which I used to love as a child. Although thankfully it doesn't smell like it! The shop assistant explained to me what it actually does and it sounds, ironically, like it could be fun. It's meant for body and hair, although I don't think I'll be first in line to try it on my hair as it literally is like a block of PlayDough. The idea is that you mould it to kill bath time boredom, which to me sounds like it might be more suited to children and there is actually a small child playing with it on the packaging. Whether it's meant for children or not I wanted it. I was told that a small amount goes really far which is the main reason why I bought it. You can use a small amount (like a pea size) to wash most of your body apparently, which really doesn't seem like a lot but if its true its such good value for money. I'll be telling you how I get on with it soon! 
 10p from every bar sold goes to help the children from the Fukushima disaster too so even more reason to buy one :)

  

Byebye! 

xx