Lush Ro's Argan Body Conditioner
If you haven't yet tried anything from Lush, a store full of indulgent bath and beauty products, start here. I got to try this stuff in store, courtesy of an overzealous employee. It smelled great and felt pretty good, but I resisted because of a rather steep price ($32.95 for a mere 7.9 oz) but as the day wore on I became absolutely obsessed with the smell. It's "rose jam" but smells figgy and fruity and floral, not strictly rosey. You slather it on in the shower, let it sit for a few, rinse off and pat dry. This takes the place of lotion and beautifully conditions the skin. It's sort of a once a week treat and I love it! All their products are hand made using fresh ingredients and ethical sourcing practices.
Buy some here!
If you haven't yet tried anything from Lush, a store full of indulgent bath and beauty products, start here. I got to try this stuff in store, courtesy of an overzealous employee. It smelled great and felt pretty good, but I resisted because of a rather steep price ($32.95 for a mere 7.9 oz) but as the day wore on I became absolutely obsessed with the smell. It's "rose jam" but smells figgy and fruity and floral, not strictly rosey. You slather it on in the shower, let it sit for a few, rinse off and pat dry. This takes the place of lotion and beautifully conditions the skin. It's sort of a once a week treat and I love it! All their products are hand made using fresh ingredients and ethical sourcing practices. Buy some here! 
The hydrangeas grow like mad out there because of the acidity levels in the soil of the region. They don't grow worth a damn here in the midwest. So beautiful!
