The LookFantastic Beauty Box, which I have reviewed every month for slightly over a year now, contains some of the most amazing products. Unfortunately, the ones that I tend to absolutely adore are the ones that cost £29274, a remortgage and selling a kidney on the black market, but here's a round-up of products that are completely worth the money spent.

1. Eve Lom Balm Cleanser £55 for 100ml

This is probably the best product that I have seen all year, and it did work noticeable wonders for my skin. But the price, the price, the price! I walked into Liberty when I visited London the other week and was immediately drawn to the Eve Lom counter, and I *nearly* spent £60 on a bloody balm to wash my face with. I will crack at some point, I just know it.

2. Christoph Robin Cleansing Volumising Paste £42.50 for 250ml


This is a divine smelling paste, that although seemed a little weird at first, did a truly amazing job of clarifying my hair and lifting at the roots. My hair can sometimes feel a little flat, as it has a lot of weight in the ends that drags it down, and this did a fab boost at the roots... but the price, the price.

3. Scrub Love Coconut Body Scrub £12.50 for 3ish applications


I didn't know whether to include this, as I couldn't work out if it was particularly steep, then considered the fact that one of my favourites, Soap and Glory, do a big tub of scrub for £8. Whilst I thought that this smelled divine and was a good scrub, it did only last for a couple of applications, so would only repurchase if I was feeling spending-happy.

So since I've been at university I haven't had regular access to a bath. This Christmas that has changed so I have tried to use as many bath bombs/oils/bubble bars as possible while I'm home. I also got given a few for Christmas and my birthday so I have a good starting point (this is the reason why lots of the prices are unknown, sorry). Review posts seem to go down well on the blog, so I thought I'd do one to post when I'm back at uni, especially since this gives me an excuse to splurge in Lush! *Disclaimer: this is not an ad, Lush have not sponsored this post in any way.*

Luxury Lush Pud - £4.50














This bath bomb was colourful, smelled amazing and didn't leave too much of a mess in the bath. I was super happy with how pretty it was and that I didn't have to scrub glitter/jelly/sequins out of the tub afterwards. The only complaint I had was that it went a weird orange colour that I wasn't fond of when it had dissolved. 8/10.


Lord of Misrule Bath Bomb - £?















This bath bomb smelled really refreshing, even in the bag. When I first put it into the water it was underwhelming, just a slow spread of green. However, once it had dissolved enough for the pink core to seep out that changed. This was honestly one of the prettiest bath bombs I have ever used, and the surprise made it even more exciting. 10/10.

Bewitched Bubble Bar - £?















I loved that this bath bomb was shaped like a present - perfect for Christmas. It smelled lemony and gave the water a golden glittery hue after it had been dissolved which was gorgeous. I also loved the bright turquoise colour that the water went, as turquoise is my favourite colour and thought that the little swirls of purple were cute too. 9/10.

Intergalactic Bath Bomb - £4.50














This is my absolute favourite bath bomb. It smells refreshing, gives a beautiful pattern that looks like a galaxy and leaves the water a gorgeous dark glittery turquoise that gives the illusion of bathing in a night sky. I always choose this bath bomb if I am going to give them away as gifts because it is so pretty and leaves you smelling so good. 10/10.

Cloak of Invisibility Bath Oils - £2.50















This oil smells amazing! Really fresh and fruity with floral undertones. Almost like a clementine or a satsuma. I also really liked the cute way it was packaged, like a hardboiled sweet or something. The bath water also went a really pretty pale orange colour. I'm not sure how this was named as I can't see a connection but still loved it. 10/10.

I always get way too much chocolate for Easter so I asked my boyfriend to get me a bath bomb instead of an egg and he got the Lush Golden Egg for me. I loved the smell of it and the colour was gorgeous too. It smelled sort of like honey but with a floral hint that made it lighter. I was a little disappointed that the glitter was only on the outside so the bath wasn't all sparkly, and it didn't look as pretty in the water as some of the other lush products I have used before but overall I thought it was a lovely festive treat. It was also much cheaper than the rest of Lush's Easter range, so good for students who are poor! You can get one in store or online for £3.95.