Random List (Because I'm Bored)
[This entry is imported from my old blog at Nothing But Memory.]
Top Ten Lush Products (in no particular order)
1. American Cream - beautiful-smelling conditioner that makes your hair feel really really soft.
2. Tea Tree Water - alcohol-free toner that is amazing at getting rid of excess oil. I never knew that a toner could actually make such a big difference.
3. Rehab - cure-all shampoo made with peppermint oil and fresh fruit enzymes. Literally cures all hair problems. Oiliness? check. Dry scalp? check. Damaged, frizzy hair? check. Rehab rocks.
4. Freeze - minty shower gel. I love the smell of mint.
5. Buffy the Backside Slayer - not just for the name. Gets rid of all yucky dead skin while moisturizing. Awesome.
6. Karma Bubble Bar - smells soooooooooo good.
7. Avobath - see above. Plus it turns the water a lovely shade of green.
8. Bathos - for the best, most relaxing bath ever.
9. Cynthia Sylvia Stout - actually seems to make my stupid curly hair dry in a sensible and attractive way.
10. hmm ... possibly Mask of Magnaminty for the tingly feeling the peppermint leaves behind on the face.
Honourable Mentions: Slammer (it's pink, yet it smells like lime. Those crazy Lush people!), Extra Virgin Olive Oil (not the most attractive or best smelling soap, but it is incredibly softening), Butterball, all the body lotions including King of Skin, Ocean Salt, Enzymion, Herbalism, Karma Soap, Coolaulin, the hair masks, Trichomania, Jungle, Celestial.
Well, let's be frank. Just about everything from Lush is pretty damn good. It's also a really good place to work. And having a discount ain't half bad, let me tell you.
Not too much to say today. Except that my quest to find Clay's new single is finally over! Yay! I went into HMV today to check out the price of The Matrix: Revolutions DVD ($27.99 - a little much, I thought) and happened to see the Clay sitting there, saying, "buy me, Meaghan. I am only $3.99, much much cheaper than that Matrix DVD." And then I swear it winked at me. How could I say no? (Like I needed persuading in the first place. I've been looking everywhere for that CD.)
Top Ten Lush Products (in no particular order)
1. American Cream - beautiful-smelling conditioner that makes your hair feel really really soft.
2. Tea Tree Water - alcohol-free toner that is amazing at getting rid of excess oil. I never knew that a toner could actually make such a big difference.
3. Rehab - cure-all shampoo made with peppermint oil and fresh fruit enzymes. Literally cures all hair problems. Oiliness? check. Dry scalp? check. Damaged, frizzy hair? check. Rehab rocks.
4. Freeze - minty shower gel. I love the smell of mint.
5. Buffy the Backside Slayer - not just for the name. Gets rid of all yucky dead skin while moisturizing. Awesome.
6. Karma Bubble Bar - smells soooooooooo good.
7. Avobath - see above. Plus it turns the water a lovely shade of green.
8. Bathos - for the best, most relaxing bath ever.
9. Cynthia Sylvia Stout - actually seems to make my stupid curly hair dry in a sensible and attractive way.
10. hmm ... possibly Mask of Magnaminty for the tingly feeling the peppermint leaves behind on the face.
Honourable Mentions: Slammer (it's pink, yet it smells like lime. Those crazy Lush people!), Extra Virgin Olive Oil (not the most attractive or best smelling soap, but it is incredibly softening), Butterball, all the body lotions including King of Skin, Ocean Salt, Enzymion, Herbalism, Karma Soap, Coolaulin, the hair masks, Trichomania, Jungle, Celestial.
Well, let's be frank. Just about everything from Lush is pretty damn good. It's also a really good place to work. And having a discount ain't half bad, let me tell you.
Not too much to say today. Except that my quest to find Clay's new single is finally over! Yay! I went into HMV today to check out the price of The Matrix: Revolutions DVD ($27.99 - a little much, I thought) and happened to see the Clay sitting there, saying, "buy me, Meaghan. I am only $3.99, much much cheaper than that Matrix DVD." And then I swear it winked at me. How could I say no? (Like I needed persuading in the first place. I've been looking everywhere for that CD.)