Lush Fun Review

I really did enjoy this product. I feel like it is very versatile as you can use it for hair, body and in the shower. I bought it during the christmas sale so it was half price so great value for money. Personally I didn't make any shapes or anything but for kids that would be great. Usually I just crumble a bit off and use it as a body wash in the shower.

All in all it was definitely good value for money compared to the bath bombs and bubble bars and I would repurchase.

I initally brought this for myself, but found my kids had more fun with it than me. It makes great bath time crayons, colors baths and washes grubby little children. Its the perfect soap ! I found that it does need to be kept in a air-proof container , otherwise it will absorb the moisture from the bathroom. Theres new scents coming out fairly regularly which is awesome, along with colours. The scents tend to stay on your skin which is great. You can also freeze it and use it as required, if your worried about it not being used fast enough.

We purchased the rainbow fun for $16 It smells and looks great in the container, but we thought it is meant to be basically a bath time playdoh soap.

It is to crumble and hard to make things with when it's dry but if you use water it goes to slimy so it just ended up in the bath which just sank to the bottom. When pulled out from the bath and used as a soap it made your skin pink and soapy which was pretty cool.

It did made the water change colour, and add a few bubbles aswell and it really did smell amazing. Will see how we find the other half.

We used half of it in the one bath which turned it pink(the 2 orange and purple shades)

Definitely sticking to our bath bombs.

I've received Fun a couple of times in Lush gift boxes - they aren't a product that I would consider buying on their own due to their novelty factor. Things I like about the product are that it is multi purpose and solid. This makes it great for travelling - no spills. I've used it in the shower and even for washing my clothes on a five week long trip. I did find it a bit tricky to use on a konjac body sponge. I've also used this as a shaving soap, rolled up into a ball, which was easier to apply. I used the green and red Fun which were both refreshing citrus scents.

Both pots lasted me a long time (well beyond their expiry) as I just didn't reach for them when I wasn't travelling. I would consider them for that purpose again but I think these are more for kids who would get more 'fun' out of them by playing with them. My friend says her kids are always squeaky clan after using these!

So mine is pink and smells sweet. It's expired but fine. I just grab a piece and use it like a soap. It's a squishy one I think my kids would love playing with something like this to paint the bath and themselves but miss 4 has ezemea and miss 7 is sensitive to smells. A little would be okay but I mainly use it for myself the scent is comforting in winter and sometimes I've caught wiffs of it on my clothes or skin hours afterwards. Mines not as dry now from splashes in the shower and wet hands but that's fine it's better than crumbling everywhere or ending up on the ground. It's like a mouldable ball of soap. Lush shop closed here in Palmerston North so it's a bit of a Lucy item