JCR1982
Registered Shopper
I've stopped too! Like others found it not moisturising enough and very expensive! I use lots of lush products now! X
Dale just said almost 4000, not many really!!
Anne,
you beat me to it, was just going to to mention Naked as well :wave:
the Starflower Bath Foam and Coco de Mer Bath foam and Body Butter are fantastic and at a bargain price
and ticks a lot of boxes, no SLS, petrochemicals, parabens
no animal testing and environmentally/recycled packaging
also really like the leave-in conditioner & hair glossing treatment
and the 12 hour mosturising cream with Argan & Shea & Neroli & Starflower is great - i use it as a base for my neck and bust cream, enriching is with immortelle essential oil and various oils and it has made a fantastic difference
see their website (they have a sale on - bought 10 300ml Starflower Bath Foam bottles last night, each at £1 - and they are very good value at normal price of £3.99 anyway :up:
http://www.nakedbodycare.co.uk/all-products
some Boots stores sell some selections of their products as well
i do think that its very unproffesional to say that the handcream is supersized when 150ml is the full size and she is saying correct me if i am wrong that the handcream is going to be £28 in the shops
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Yes it is full size not super size and I just don't get the £28 comment when 150ml is £19.
On the L'Occitane website the scented hand creams are £14 for 75ml so the £28 price looks correct. However the Shea is £19 for 150ml so they are charging an extra £9 for the scented ones which I think is taking the proverbial. I agree it's misleading calling them supersize, the 150ml on the website isn't called supersize.
Since becoming aware of l'occitane's decision to trade with China which, consequently, demands that animal testing is performed on it's products, a practice of which l'occitane is cognisant, I have never even considered purchasing from the l'occitane range and never will again. Alexis persists in telling us they do not test on animals and their products contain no animal ingredients or by products; this may be true, but they knowingly do business with a country which does believe in animal testing and my own personal beliefs and principles and, more importantly, my conscience will not allow me to spend money which will, ultimately, contribute to the execution of animal testing.