FREE 300ml MOLTON BROWN FOR COMPLETING A SURVEY

Savvybunny2009

Thanks ladies

Took the plunge and ordered, I haven't tried Molton Brown before mailnly due to the prices but as it's technically free I can't really say no, if I don't like it then I'm sure it would make a lovely present and if I do it will make my skin gorgeous and the bathroom look a bit more fancy

Thanks again x

Pollyanna123_2

Savvybunny2009 wrote: »

Thanks ladies

Took the plunge and ordered, I haven't tried Molton Brown before mailnly due to the prices but as it's technically free I can't really say no, if I don't like it then I'm sure it would make a lovely present and if I do it will make my skin gorgeous and the bathroom look a bit more fancy

Thanks again x

They do make lovely gifts, especially with the gift packaging - they're such good quality and they look really special.

I find that if you use the bath and shower gel for a bath rather than a shower, the smell fills the whole house - its lovely.

elysia2003

Savvy - the only problem I have with Molton Brown products is that they last forever. I often get fed up of using the same the fragrance before the end, and change to something else for a while.

They might be expensive to purchase initially, but in reality they are fantastic value.

bexster1975

'Tis true! Lots of people on this forum think spending £17 on a shower gel is insanity! But if you can get a deal like this - or similar - you will rarely find such a good quality product which lasts so long. I have tried all sorts including L'Occitane and Elemis and nothing has given such a good lather for so little gel. I also get bored, so have two on the go at a time. Each will last at least a few of months, showering every day.

bexster:)

Pollyanna123_2

I wholeheartedly agree. The fragrance of the shower gels is really special - better than anything else I've tried - and you only need to use the tiniest amount. My absolute favourite is the Heavenly Gingerlily - have a bath in it and you'll find you keep sniffing your arms for ages afterwards, or is that just me

bexster1975

lol!


Not just you! I don't think I have tried one I don't like! I have favourites (about 6 depending on my mood and/or time of year!!) but love them all. OH uses the more "manly" ones.

Cheapchick_2

bexster1975 wrote: »

Hi savvy

Both are lovely. I prefer blissful templetree. Very good for summer, moisturising and soothing if you get sunburnt (which obviously you shouldn't ).

The other is lovely too, but can be used by men as has a more "musky" type of scent. You hardly need any on a body polisher (the net things?!). I use about 5 squirts ( I always keep the pumps to put in the new bottles) and it lathers lovely.

bexster:)

I use mine with a bath lily too and it lathers up really well. You can get two bath lilies for £1.57 delivered on the body shop deal just now.

elysia2003

LOL and the yuan zhi, energising seamoss, and the sensual haleneni (sp) they're all gorgeous.

elysia2003

Cheapchick wrote: »

I use mine with a bath lily too and it lathers up really well. You can get two bath lilies for £1.57 delivered on the body shop deal just now.

Ooh posh - I've never heard them called that before!

Cheapchick_2

elysia2003 wrote: »

Ooh posh - I've never heard them called that before!

I used to call them shower scrunchies before I started shopping at Body Shop. They do feel much posher with a squirt of Molton brown on them for sure!