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“Advent Day 14, repeat of Jasmin Chung Hao I went shopping for stocking stuffers yesterday at Lush. Four bath bombs later and my room smells overwhelmingly like a Lush store and not in a fun way....” Read full tasting note
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Advent Day 14, repeat of Jasmin Chung Hao
I went shopping for stocking stuffers yesterday at Lush. Four bath bombs later and my room smells overwhelmingly like a Lush store and not in a fun way. It’s more an invasive “you hugged someone with too much perfume on, some of which transferred onto you and now you can’t shake the scent” way. It’s unwelcome (even though I brought them into my house) and I’m going to have to put them in the basement.
That said, the scent in this room is muddling my enjoyment of this tea and complicating things. I could take my laptop and switch rooms, but that feels like a lot of effort while I plot my day. I am ever so slightly grumpy.
My sister was manager of a LUSH store for a time, and employees got so many freebies and heavy discounts that her entire house was filled with LUSH products. It always smelled like a LUSH store in there, hahaha!
I’ll bet! It doesn’t take more than a few Lush products for the scent to permeate a house. It has happened on more than once occasion that I have smelled a Lush store from more than a block away and before I had knowledge that I was near one.