Lush Honey I Washed The Kids Review

This soap is actually a big hit with my whole family (siblings and parents that is, as I don't have kids). Even my brother likes it. That's because it smells delicious but just leaves a subtle scent once out of the shower. It is great for moisturizing and is also great for people with sensitive skin.

This is a really subtle honey scent that isn't too sweet. It froths up really easily and creates a lovely scent in the shower. The bar does build up soap scunge easily in the shower. I do prefer this in shower gel form as I find shower gel easier to use and also travel with than bar soap. But the scent is to die for.

This purchase was from the Lush Honey Gift pack, the piece I received was part of the lower section without the clear toffee coloured top. I love how the whole undivided piece looks like a giant Crème brûlée pudding.

The colour is a creamy caramel colour with no bells or whistles (or sparkle or any such decoration), it smells so beautiful like a soft honey lolly that you just can't get enough of. It lathers really well and leaves my skin feeling moisturised but not oily... just, well... nourished I guess. This soap can last a fair amount of time in your shower if kept high and dry, but yet it makes a great all round family soap (even the boys like to grab for this one).

My partners son got me this for Christmas. I wasn't expecting anything so it was a nice surprise. It was a decent size chunk and I'm still using it.

I'm not a big soap user so I've been using this to wash my hands. Its very creamy and lathers nicely. The soap bubbles feel soft and creamy and my hands feel hydrated.

It smells like honey and caramel and is a bit too sickly sweet for me, but I like it. I'll keep using it but I probably wouldn't repurchase it myself.

This seemed to be a really popular soap so it was on my list to try. It has a honey with a hint of caramel like scent and lathers really well. I did enjoy showering with this soap although I can't use it everyday since I have sensitive skin and this soap has sodium lauryl sulfate. Despite that it does have some other good natural ingredients in it like rapeseed oil, coconut oil, glycerine, honey aloe vera extract and gardenia extract. I'm not exactly sure what gives this soap it's scent but it does have perfume so unfortunately this scent isn't just purely from the honey and sweet wild orange oil and bergamot oil. This soap lathers up nicely thanks to the SLS but because of that my skin is a bit dry as a result after I shower. That being said most sulfate loaded soaps dry out my skin but this is one the less drying side of the sulfate loaded bars. I do enjoy using this but I'm not sure if I'll get this again just because of the sulfate.

I really enjoy the lush shower jellys, and conditioners for their lovely smells and for mosturising my skin. and whist I love the smell of their soaps they are a little harsh and drying on the skin. they also arent as soapy as other products - maybe because their all natural?

I love the Lush range of soaps and the fact that they make using soap a fun experience. The Honey I Washed the Kids soap lasted a good amount of time (almost 2 months) and it held its shape well until right near the end. It lathered well and while it wasn't super creamy, it didn't dry my skin out. Like with almost any soap/body wash I did use moisturiser afterwards though.

Unfortunately, I'm just not a fan of the scent. It's the same as the Gold Fun from Lush, and while it's a bit more toned down in the soap version, I just find it too strong. Maybe it does smell like toffee, but to me it's a really artificial toffee that I don't find pleasant - when I think of the scent I think of fakeness and chemicals, which is the opposite of what Lush products generally are! I had high expectations for this one after seeing it described as 'like washing with creme brulee in solid form', but unfortunately it failed to impress me. Since one of the key reasons for using Lush products is for the yummy scents, I'd definitely skip over this one next time I'm looking for soaps - since they have such a wide range that seem to perform similarly, in future I'd go with a scent I love.