I was surprised when I opened my Joy to the World Christmas box, that this soap wasn’t the cute round shape with patterns in it, that I’d seen in the picture. Mine is a rectangular bar.
It smells lovely, almost caramel smelling, and that matches the caramel colour. It doesn’t lather much so has lasted for quite a while. The smell is still perceptible on my skin for a wee while after using the soap.
It claims to be creamy and softening to the skin, and it is both of those things.My skin feels clean after using it, and it isn’t drying like some soaps can be.
I don’t mind it, but it’s kind of plain and not as good as Miranda soap.
To be honest, and especially considering the price, $8.50, I think I prefer other brands of soaps.
I purchased a bar of this soap in the lush boxing day sale. I think it was $5 for a 100gm block of soap. I'd never smelled this soap before but it sounded really good and I was looking forward to trying it out.
This comes to you in a simple plastic wrapping, nothing flash but lush focus more on the product not the Packaging! Lush make up big slabs of soap so each piece is cut from this block and will look slightly different. My piece must have been a middle piece as I didn't get any of the pretty decorative outer. Not that, that is a big deal but it does look nice in the picture above.
The scent of this is really warm and inviting. It reminds me of a ginger slice but without the ginger if that makes sense. It's spicy and completely feels like a cooler weather scent. I would love it if this scent was available as a body wash!
I just use this as a hand soap. To be honest it's not the best I've used at lathering up. It's not a super soft soap so that could be why. I do get some bubbles of course but not as many as I would prefer to have to feel like it's properly cleansing.
Overall, I love the scent of this so would possibly buy it again. I don't think I'd pay full price as I don't think it's the best functioning soap but maybe it would be good to just have as a decorative soap to scent your drawers etc.