LUSH HAUL!

2017-08-01 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 6 min

Chantal shares a Lush stock-up haul, showing and describing bath and body products she purchased, including scrubby body butter(s), shower gels (Dirty Spring Wash and a honey-scented softening gel), the Let the Good Times Roll facial cleanser, a 93,000 Miles shower jelly, and Rehab shampoo. She mentions prices and that the total came to .06 CAD, describes product textures and scents, notes Lush's vegan and ethical offerings, and is briefly interrupted by her kitten Shami. The video closes with a brief sign-off.

Video guide

  1. 0:00 — Intro and reason for different video
  2. 0:14 — Background on Lush and ethics/ingredients
  3. 1:01 — Total spent and start of haul reveal
  4. 1:13 — Scrubby body butter description and purchase
  5. 2:26 — Shower gels: Dirty Spring Wash and honey-scented gel
  6. 3:18 — Kitten interruption and brief chat
  7. 3:57 — Let the Good Times Roll facial cleanser details
  8. 4:44 — 93,000 Miles shower jelly explanation
  9. 5:51 — Rehab shampoo ingredients and first impressions
  10. 6:22 — Return policy/pot recycling tip and sign-off

People, places, food, and other named details

  • Pet — Shami: Kitten who appears and interrupts the haul; Chantal addresses the kitten directly.
  • Product — Scrubby body butter (Scrubbee): Body butter exfoliant (contains scrubbies, cocoa butter-like coating); Chantal bought two and describes texture and scent.
  • Product — Dirty Spring Wash: 500 milliliter mint/peppermint tingly shower gel; Chantal paid .95 CAD for the bottle and says it is refreshing for summer.
  • Product — Honey-scented sweet softening shower gel: 250 milliliter shower gel described as sweet/toffee-like and floral; Chantal paid .95 CAD.
  • Food — Let the Good Times Roll: Facial cleanser/exfoliant (100 grams); described as smelling like candy; contains maize flour and corn oil; price .95 CAD for 100 g.
  • Product — 93,000 Miles shower jelly: Shower jelly with eucalyptus, cinnamon, and mint; intended to revive tired muscles; sold for .95 CAD; used by 'bb' according to Chantal.
  • Food — Rehab shampoo: Shampoo recommended by a staff member; contains enzymes, seaweed, essential oils, fruit juices and oils; Chantal is trying it for the first time.

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