Maybe you can't buy love, but you can certainly buy enough stuff to make you delusional for a while.

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Okay, flist, here's your chance to shine. If a girl was going to Lush for the very first time ever and just wanted to buy things to make herself happy, what should she get and why? C'mon. Impress me with your vast knowledge.

ETA: MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!! I bought, err, like, everything. I got two bath something or others, not the balls, they're big dissolve things (checks catalogue) bubble bars called The Comforter and Karma (yes, y'all are big on Karma). I got a Big Blue (It has seaweed! I'm trusting you here thepouncer). I also got the Extra Virgin Olive Oil soap, Coalface and Demon in the Dark (yes, on your suggestion S), oh and some Nude soap. And then, because I spent so much they gave me a big ass bag of leftover stuff from the holidays which weighed more than what I bought. AWESOME! Thank you guys. *hugs flist*

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Yes, I see you are all very big on Karma so I made sure to get something (the bubble bar) that had that scent. I also got lots of bath bombs, because I can go for any excuse to take a bath and coloured water is totally a good reason. I also got some of the Demon in the Dark soap too, but just a small bit to try. I didn't get a massage bar though b/c you said they were crappy. Never think that I don't listen to you guys, b/c I do!

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YAY I DUN GOOD!

I got a bubble bar for my roommate and she still hasn't used it (*grumble*) so I can't even say how well they work. Although at our local store you can try them out (they have a sink and stuff) so I suppose if I really wanted to know...

Karma is a very popular scent, chances are you'll probably really like using it. Also, I hope the Demon in the Dark soap doesn't give you too much trouble - the wax problem might have something to do with the scalding hot showers my roommate likes and it literally melting into the soap. You should watch out for melting on all of your products, though - my Karma soap bar melts a little every time she showers. D:

If you had someone to massage you the massage bars might be useful, but you don't need to use a whole lot of it in one sitting (your own hands, shoulders, the stuff you can do yourself) so I don't see the point in buying a whooooole bar and never finishing it. If you've got someone around that can be 'hands on', though, they might be more handy. Pun totally intended. :D (also, for the casual massager, I think there are cheaper options)