The Comforter Shower Cream

Ingredients: Water, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Blackberry and Fair Trade Vanilla Infusion, Sodium Cocoamphoacetate, Glycerine, Stearic Acid, Lauryl Betaine, Perfume, Almond Oil, Lactic Acid, Titanium Dioxide, Bergamot Oil, Cassis Absolute, Cypress Oil, Limonene, Linalool, Snowflake Lustre, Colour 17200, Colour 45410, Methylparaben and Propylparaben

Vegan 

This shower cream processes one of my all time favourite scents from Lush, The Comforter fragrance. This has been a hard fragrance to track down in other formats than the bubble bar as Lush usually only produces the shower gel version in the Kitchen and that makes a rare appearance. 

The Comforter shower cream was originally developed as an Oxford Street exclusive and was one of the things I was the most excited to pick up when I first went up there, but this product has been released all over shops in the UK and is available to purchase online too probably making it a best selling product given the popularity of the bubble bar. I'm certainly thankful that I don't have to search on eBay or wait on the Kitchen to grab a bottle of this gorgeous smelling fragrance. 

For those who haven't tried/ smelt the Comforter bubble bar, it literally smells like sweet black currants with a slight hint of vanilla to make it slightly more dimensional in fragrance. Other products that Lush offer do have a very similar scent family such as Respect Your Elders soap and You Snap The Whip, but this shower cream has replicated the scent of the bubble bar perfectly in my opinion. It has a wonderful, sweet fruity scent and honestly smells like it could be a coulis on top of a summer pudding!

As the name suggests, this is more of a moisturising shower wash rather than a cleansing gel and it left my skin silky smooth, smelling incredible and well moisturised. For those who did manage to grab a bottle of the shower gel, this is slightly different. Firstly, this is thinner in consistency and secondly, it is a  completely different colour. This is a vivid pink that harks back to the bubble bar but this has got silver lustre throughout that gives a shimmery glitteryness to the liquid, not dissimilar to the lustre found in the Twilight shower gel. 

This lathers up quite well with a body puff and creates soft pink bubbles that spread easily over your body but the only problem I did have with the cream was that I accidently get some on the bathroom rug and it did stain and I used a white body puff and it did stain that as well so do be careful! 

This started to work as soon as the lather hit my skin, leaving it moisturised, soft, silky and smelling amazing and the fragrance did last for a while meaning that you get wafts of fruity goodness throughout the day and it was only at the end of the day that I felt that I needed to moisturise. 

This is one of my all time favourite shower creams to date and will certainly be a permenant product in my collection, especially as you can now buy a kilogram of it! 

5*/5* 

£4.75 for 100g 

£9.50 for 250g 

£15.95 for 500g 

£27.50 for 1kg