hier kommt Teil 2 meines Lush Artikels:
On test was “The Comforter”, one of Lush’s many bath products. Absolutely tempting product descriptions also add to this unforgettable Lush experience. The Comforter is described and ballyhooed as a product that “gives the feeling of being hugged by a jolly blackcurrant. When life is getting you down, crumble The Comforter under hot, running water for purple water and creamy bubbles. The warm aroma of cassis absolute is relaxing so relaxing that you'll go to bed feeling happier and the world will seem brighter the next day.” Lush claims that it is sufficient for 2 baths however it was easily enough for 4-5 baths, unlike most other products on the market which really only last for 1 or 2 sessions. It produced luscious bubbles and smelt luxuriously inviting and comforting. The product was nice to try out, nevertheless it was little more than any other random bath product. Moreover, the product had almost no moisturizing or soothing effect on skin, which is presumably the least customers expect when treating themselves to an unique, rather pricy beauty product. It seems then in conclusion that Lush might be more about ethical beliefs, marketing, looks, passion, fun and smell, rather than effect.
Welche Produkte habt ihr schon getestet? Gibt es doch ein paar Lush Schätze, die ihren Preis wert sind?
Liebe Grüße
Stef
Mein Fall ist das nicht, Du hast recht, es hat keinen Effekt auf der Haut, leider, auch wenn die Sachen schön aussehen. Ich habe einen Massagebar, da ist sooo viel Glitzer enthalten danach müsste ich mich 20 Mal waschen. Nix für mich :) Obwohl ist doch eigentlich Glück, da kann man nur sparen :)
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