Lush Shampoo Bar Tin

I actually use this to hold a Lush soap and not shampoo... I love the idea that we are using less packaging when buying from this company. Invest in this tin, and you cannot go wrong! Even if you don't buy the shampoo bar again... use it for jewelry...

I love these tins! Great for holding all types of stuff, not only the shampoo bars, but also those great samples Lush gives out! I have several! One star off only because in order to get more (free) I have to buy more shampoo bars and they last forever!

its a nice tin, but you can keep your shampoos from lush in a regular soap container. dont go out and buy this if u already have a soap container. otherwise, it works just fine. but i'm sure a PLASTIC soap container is better.

didn't like the shampoo bar, but use the tin anyway

I received a free one of these when I bought two solid shampoos online. Otherwise, I would have just stuck with Ziploc baggies or Tupperwear. Not as chic, but cheaper. Those with limited bathroom space will be annoyed by the convex shape of the lid,...

Is this really necessary? No, you can leave your shampoo bar on a ledge in your shower or something. It's it nice looking and handy? Yes. As other reviewers said, don't put wet shampoo bars in here, because they'll get mushy. I didn't have a problem...

while i absolutely love the idea of a solid shampoo - portable, easy, etc -- the solid shampoo tin = soggy, hard to get out of the tin gunky mess. i was disappointed that the shampoo i used didnt maintain it's solid state... but i still love it and i...

Before taking a shower, you should open the tin first! It's way too hard to open it if you have your hands wet. After using the bar, put it back into the tin with the top off. This allows the bar to dry so that the next time you want to use it, it...

this is shampoo that is ok, i dont much like the tin it comes in but the shampoo is good.

Lush gives you one tin free when you buy two shampoo bars. So, fine, store a bar in it. But beware that if you use it in the shower, you will have to scrape it out from the tin when you use it next. I've designed this complicated routine for propping...