In the "really I'm just hungry" lemming category, Lush's Purple Drain: "This exquisitely soft bubbleroon will make for skin that's smooth and moods that are sky-high. Crumble this limited edition treat under running water and watch as moisturizing murumuru and skin-softening cocoa and shea butters swirl, while warming clove bud, black pepper and peppermint bubbles make their presence known. News just in: this one's top of the charts." $6.95.
Thé Matcha lip balm, with green tea, citrus and white flowers, on mark down at Urban Outfitters for $4.
A body wash sampler from Lockwood New York, with 60 ml bottles of No 22 Rosemary Geranium body wash, No 32 Ginger Basil body wash and No 42 Mint Sage body wash. $14 at Lockwood.
So there's probably no tangible benefit to "Mousse to Oil" ("this fluffy mousse transforms into a light & airy oil that leaves skin feeling soft as silk") over just "Body Oil", but it does sound like fun, right? Available in Pink Magnolia (magnolia, jasmine, wild orchid and musk), Chamomile & Honey (chamomile, bergamot, honeysuckle and cedar) and Wild Rose & Apple (rose, peony, apple blossom and musk). $16.50 each at Bath & Body Works.
Caswell Massey teamed up with perfumer Laurent Le Guernec and the New York Botanical Garden, and used headspace technology to come up with the four floral fragrances in their Living Botanicals collection: Honeysuckle, Gardenia, Lilac and Beatrix (rose). You can get 15 ml bottles for $25 each, or shell out $60 for all four. There are also other sizes, plus soaps and hand creams.