The Joy of Jelly, Sweetie Pie and Whoosh

Here comes Honey's amazing adventures in the Wobbly Blob Land :) I had tried Lush jellies before, but they were those Christmas and Halloween specials. So I purchased 2 of the jelly products; Sweetie Pie and Whoosh. Then in my next order I got samples of the them all, including Joy of Jelly. I do love samples and if you've already tested one, you can make your friends happy by giving them a little sample present :)

The Joy of Jelly is my fav. It's on the discontinued list now, so I guess I belong to a minority and the others are more popular. Sigh.

Shower jellies divide Lush users. It seems that you either love them or hate them. They are slimey little .. blobs, that easily slip from your hands and end up in the sewer without touching your skin. There are several ways you can use them:

• freeze them. Then use them like lovely little ice cubes (you might freeze the whole blob or tear it into little blobs.
• put a small blob on loofah (my beau does it like this)
• take a piece, rub your hands together, and then go over your body
• take  a small blob and hold it in your hands, smoothing over your skin (this is the most difficult method, I kinda like it. Battle of the blob)

I have washed my hair with piece of jelly too and I have crushed some on my bathtub and both experiments were successful :)

Jellies are really jellies; wobbly blobs with great colours and scent. Usually you can check the these blobs in Lush shops if you're too scared to test one without first witnessing its behaviour IRL.

Whoosh is for those moments that you need something refreshing. It's got a beautiful blue colour and it will awaken you in a second. Need energy? Feel tired? Then it's time for some Whoosh therapy.

Sweetie Pie is dark purple jelly with cassis and cherries. There's also some glitter, but don't worry, this one doesn't turn you into a disco ball. At least I haven't really noticed any huge glittering on my skin afterwards. It's a bit like Ultimate Shine shampoo, no huge glitter residue after usage, which is a good thing.

The orange one on the right is one of last year's Halloween products, Calacas jelly. My beau loved it.

Oh, The Joy of Jelly. I loved its scent. It's got lilac and pink stripes, the scent is full of jasmin, ylang and musk. Some say it's a granny scent, but hey, I love old perfumes and I love The Joy of Jelly's scent. It's a scent made for a woman, deep and sensual. I should get some before it's gone :(

The absolutely best part of jellies is the fact that they will not dry your skin. There's seaweed and they just babywash your skin and leave it soft and suberb. So if soaps are too harsh for you, check out the jellies.