The scent if Love Island is that of the Lush Keep it Fluffy’ Lush has made the perfume a few times throughout the years since 2004 when they opened their sister company ‘B Never Too Bust To Be Beautiful’. Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? None other than the main character, SpongeBob SquarePants himself. This fruity pineapple-flavoured soap (left) is shaped just like SpongeBob’s signature square design, perfect for lathering up while in the shower. This is a Lush bath melt. Lush has had many different designs of bath melts through the yearsz This Love Island bath melt is reminiscent of their original cupcake shaped bath melts. Their most famous cupcake type is called ‘Floating Island’. So tou can see the play on words of ‘Love Island.

Grab your soapy pal SpongeBob, lather up with a blend of cleansing and brightening fresh pineapple juice and uplifting buchu oil to cheer your mood, while extra virgin coconut oil keeps hands hydrated with a sweet pineapple and orange scent!This bubble bar was made by Lush around 2005 to smell just like “ Big Blue” bath bomb and “Sea Vegetable” soap. It smells just like the bath bomb, fresh, oceanic, slightly floral and citrussy. The Lush Ice Hotel bubble bar is a perfect marriage of lavender and mint. It’s smells refreshing and calming. It doesn’t get much better. Lush Times 2005 description: This mysterious blue coloured bubble bar slice is full of the best bits of the best selling Sea Vegetable Soap, so if you like that, you’ll love this. Bubbling Under has mineral-rich; skin conditioning Arame seaweed, balancing lavender and refreshing lime for a deep blue ocean experience. Its amazing fragrance makes this the perfect bubble bathing experience for the boys as well as the girls.

Through partnerships with several non-profit organizations, SpongeBob SquarePants: Operation Sea Change aims to help remove and divert five million pounds of ocean plastic over the next four years by funding clean-up projects and educate millions of fans on how they can help protect the undersea home of all creatures—including a certain silly sea star, sourpuss octopus, and optimistic yellow sponge. Source: Mintel, 2022 Sustainability Barometer – across 8,000 global online consumers ages 16/18+ March 2021, 16,000 global online consumers aged 16/18+ April 2022 Admit it, we’ve always wanted to take a bite out of SpongeBob’s juicy Krabby Patties after watching him cook them for years. Get your hands on the Krabby Bathy gift set from this collection — two fizzy and fruity bath bomb buns, a bubble bar patty, and two lettuce and tomato-shaped soaps. My original big blue scent family photo from 2006. Whats missing in the original pic is my Sea Veggie, and ‘Enchanted Island’ bath melt, I couldnt find it in my lush museum until a couple of weeks afer this photo.Lush Times 2003 description: You really have to go to a Lush shop to see this: it’s an amazing 20kg sculpture of Bubble Bar Slice, homage to the Ice Hotel in Sweden. Each slice — shame to cut it up but we have to — smells deliciously of mint and lavender for a sensationally stimulatling bubble bath. If you go to a shop you can buy a whole Ice Hotel ‘room’ to decorate and perfume your bathroom. Findings from Mintel(1) show that plastic pollution remains one of the top three concerns for consumers when it comes to environmental issues in the last two years. These have nice scents, theyre different than the regular Lush scents. These smell like tropical fruit to me. A few of these have real pineapple juice in them. Theres also lime, and coconut in some of them. Bath bomb on the left, soap on the right

Ingredients: Sodium Bicarbonate, Cream of Tartar , Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Sea Salt Crystals, Lauryl Betaine, Lime Oil, Cocamide DEA, Arame Seaweed (Eisenia arborea), Lavender Oil, Seaweed Absolute (Fucus vesiculosus), Perfume, Gardenia Extract, Colour 42045. Lush wants to help Lush Kitchen customers to make a sea change to help save the home of their favourite fictional sponge—whether they’re taking their first step away from pump hand-soaps, or whether they feel motivated to move their full routine over to plastic-free alternatives, Lush is here with solutions for every point in the plastic-free journey. Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? Spongebob x Lush Cosmetics! Yup, those two are a duo now in a new Sponge x Lush Collaboration featuring a host of sea worthy bath favorites that celebrate our favorite sea sponge. This is Lush’s second collaboration this year with the first being the Super Bros x Lush Collection that launched a few months ago! Can we expect more like this soon? Say ‘Ahoy!’ to brilliantly moisturized skin, thanks to this naked body balm’s base of fair trade organic cocoa butter and shea butter. Meanwhile, fresh pineapple juice and davana oil will leave your soft skin with a sweet, tropical scent that’s pure piña colada perfection.

There are 3 more exclusive spongebob lush products made specifically for the Lush monthly subscription box for the month of July.

It has the scent of ylang ylang flower, patchouli, lemongrass and Ho wood. It smells like an expensive mens cologne or something. I love the scent. Pairing the colourful and creative plastic free products of Lush with the fun and positivity of SpongeBob is a perfect fit, while creating awareness around the clean ocean efforts and its importance.” Both the sponge bob soap and the Sponge bob bath bomb have the same yummy scent. Coconut, Pineapple, Buchu, Orange, Litsea Cubeba. They created this before they called themselves ‘Lush’, when they were a company called Cosmetics To Go in the 90’s. Lush got the idea for this bubble bar from the Hotel of the same name located in Quebec Canada. There is also an Ice Hotel in Sweden. It’s an actual building, a ethereally beautiful one, made of ice.When including these 3 exclusive spongebob subscription box products there are 9 spongebob products in total that Lush has made this month for the collab.