Loving the combination of two very gorgeous bath & both products recently so thought they deserved a post of their own.
First up in natural order of use is the Blanc Bath Oil by The White Company. Besides the fact that the bottle is not travel friendly and the lid pops open quite easily even if not intended, the scent can be smelt just by opening the lid of the bottle.
It's the most deliciously crisp floral scent I have come across till date. It's not sickly but rather a modernly mature scent I would say. The scent is quite strong from the bottle but becomes dreamy and subtle when poured in the bath. Because it smells so lovely and is very moisturising, I sometimes use it as a Body Oil and love it for that purpose as well. 200ml for £28 is not bad and should last a couple of months.
If you have a chic bathroom and love your bows and classy bottles, you'll dig this one!
Another favourite of mine after stepping out from a bath looking all pruny is the Creme de corps by Kiehls. The cartoonish print on the bottle is by Kenny Scharf as the brand is working with children's charity where proceeds will benefit 40 countries around the world. A guilt free way to indulge in luxury, this would make a cool present especially due to its funky print.
It has no smell of any sorts in my opinion. Just a lavish texture that feels extremely rich when in contact with skin. I prefer to rub it into the skin as it helps the thick concoction sink in and last the entire night. If you have trouble finding a rich body lotion this winter that doesn't need reapplying often, then you'll love this simple yet effective product. 250ml retailing for £27 is a bargain considering the bottle is huge and you only need a squirt or two to cover a large area.
I am slowing yet steadily getting into luxury bath and body products which were never really my thing previously. I guess when you see the difference they make to the skin particularly in this harsh weather, it's well worth the splurge.
First up in natural order of use is the Blanc Bath Oil by The White Company. Besides the fact that the bottle is not travel friendly and the lid pops open quite easily even if not intended, the scent can be smelt just by opening the lid of the bottle.
It's the most deliciously crisp floral scent I have come across till date. It's not sickly but rather a modernly mature scent I would say. The scent is quite strong from the bottle but becomes dreamy and subtle when poured in the bath. Because it smells so lovely and is very moisturising, I sometimes use it as a Body Oil and love it for that purpose as well. 200ml for £28 is not bad and should last a couple of months.
If you have a chic bathroom and love your bows and classy bottles, you'll dig this one!
Another favourite of mine after stepping out from a bath looking all pruny is the Creme de corps by Kiehls. The cartoonish print on the bottle is by Kenny Scharf as the brand is working with children's charity where proceeds will benefit 40 countries around the world. A guilt free way to indulge in luxury, this would make a cool present especially due to its funky print.
It has no smell of any sorts in my opinion. Just a lavish texture that feels extremely rich when in contact with skin. I prefer to rub it into the skin as it helps the thick concoction sink in and last the entire night. If you have trouble finding a rich body lotion this winter that doesn't need reapplying often, then you'll love this simple yet effective product. 250ml retailing for £27 is a bargain considering the bottle is huge and you only need a squirt or two to cover a large area.
I am slowing yet steadily getting into luxury bath and body products which were never really my thing previously. I guess when you see the difference they make to the skin particularly in this harsh weather, it's well worth the splurge.
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