Lush Cosmetics shower jellies, like any jelly body cleanser, are undoubtedly very fun to use but extremely unhandy. Don’t get frustrated! Here’s how to use your shower jellies and the smartest way to enjoy them.
How to use your shower jellies, so you can enjoy their jolly texture and don’t slip in the shower? I’m sharing my smart tip.
Do you really need someone telling you the right way to use that shower jelly?
Today’s tip might sound like nonsense, if not stupid. I won’t apologise because there’s no need, and you’ll thank me later (I’m telling ya). My tip allows you to save some serious money over something more fun than practical: shower jellies.
Shower jellies slip continuously while having a shower; this, alone, is a hazard. However, by falling over and over again, shower jellies literally disintegrate in no time.
The easiest yet silliest way to use all of your Lush Cosmetics (or any other brand’s) shower jelly is (drum rolls) by using them as a hand soap. Normally, the more you use these body cleaners in the shower, the more they tend to break into smaller pieces, but it’s easy to take one piece at a time to wash your hands… Plus, jelly jars look nice on top of the sink, don’t they?
So these days, I’m making use of Snowman’s last bits… Candid like the snow and crystals, fresh like lemons: Snowman recalls of champagne jelly shots! So here’s some edible inspiration for you.
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| Clockwise from left: Snowman shower jelly, jelly dessert, wagashi and champagne shots. |
Ok, that was too easy. Then don’t thank me… Just wash your hands before leaving the bathroom, please.
Valentina Chirico aka Valens
Image source Canva (cover), Pinterest (collage)
