What it is:An invigorating body cleanser.What it does:This liquid latherer with the ever-beloved lemon sage scent blends the power of a quick rinsing softening shower gel with the soaking qualities of a bubbling soapy sap when you turn on the bath tap.What else you need to know:Bliss has put together a collection of luxe skin treats so you can recreate the "Lemon Peel" - a popular exfoliating and moisturizing Bliss Spa treatment - at home.Experience the BlissLabs Lemon Sage Bath and Body Collection
Spotlight customer reviews:
Customer Rating: Summary: contains known cancer-causing ingredients Comment: This product contains parabens which medical studies have linked to breast cancer and which have been banned in Europe. Customer Rating: Summary: Absolutely refreshing Comment: I first tried this product at a W Hotel and have been hooked ever since. When it comes to rating body washes for me it usually comes down to two things: 1) Does it leave a nice scent (that is neither too overpowering or too subtle) on my skin even after I get out of the bath or shower? 2) Does it lather well regardless of how hard or soft the water is? 3) Does it leave a film or residue behind? This product succeeded all both accounts. I acknowledge that the first item can be a bit hard to judge as scent is largely subjective and what is pleasant to one person can easily be unpleasant to another. This product had a nice, "clean" scent that was neither floral nor musky, making it a perfect unisex product. Once you're out of the shower it leaves a behind a nice, clean scent that is subtly distinguishable, but not so strong that you could not apply body lotion or perfume. To address the second item, it also produces a lovely, luxurious lather that one would expect from body wash. Related to the third item, it does not leave a film behind. For me this is a big plus and a reason why I prefer not to wash with soap products. For me, a film leaves an unpleasant texture and seems counterproductive to wanting to feel clean. Overall, this is a great product. Like the rest of the Bliss line it is more expensive than drugstore products, but works quite well and smells great. Customer Rating: Summary: Lip smacking lemon and velvety sage Comment: For those who prefer body washes to soap in the shower this is a fantastic product. Bliss is a famous spa here in NY, and I have been in bubble heaven ever since they started to sell their products in stores. This body wash is stunning; it smells like fresh squeezed lemons and just lightly of musky soft sage in the background. This is especially wonderful in the morning, like a glass of refreshing lemonade in the summer. I am really impressed how Bliss managed to get this fresh and fruity scent into a bottle, very few cosmetics come so close. The other plus is how bubbly it gets if used with a shower glove and rinses of really easily, it also leaves the skin very soft.
This body wash is so pleasant and refreshing that I am thinking of getting one to take on my vacation, something I save for cosmetics that I really like. Once I get back home if I get it again it reminds me of things and places I've visited an old trick I always play on myself.
- Kasia S.
Customer Rating: Summary: Cool and Relaxing Comment: A fresh, bright lemon fragrance with the coolness of sage. It works great, it's not floral/girly and doesn't dry my skin out. I don't think it is outrageously expensive, a little (dime sized amount) goes a long long way. I am really picky about soap because I have dry skin, I'm a guy and do the minimum. Some soaps are bad for skin, a few are good. Here you go. Customer Rating: Summary: Smells great... not great on wallet Comment: I first tried this product when using the Bliss spa since all their products are yours to use throughout the spa. I loved the smell- very fresh and clean - definitely a smell I would imagine is somewhat universally appealing. However, its way too pricey for the amount they give you, as Bliss products typically are. I'm sure its possible to find other similar smelling body soaps without spending so much money, especially since I found no difference in the way it felt on my skin than say Cetaphyl.
