This isn’t a new Lush product but I was reminded today by the spring sales flier that Cupcake exists and I knew exactly which group to share it with.

If you’re not yet familiar with Lush please do not tell your husbands that it was me who introduced you. Because after cupcakes, Lush products will be your new obsession. Pay no heed to the sticker shock, Lush products are handmade, all natural, all vegetarian and in many vases vegan. They smell amazing, work wonderfully and you get a lot for your money. One bubble bar lasts me at least three baths. And those baths are BUBBLY.

This particular product is a chocolate-infused cleansing mask for problem and/or oily skin. If you are not lucky enough to have a Lush store where you live (OK, Chicago, you got me there. You might snow in spring, but you have like, three places to buy Lush) you can order online. Shipping prices can be outrageous because the products are freshly made and perishable, so consider getting together with friends, placing a big order together and splitting the shipping cost.

If you’re looking for other Lush product recommendations I’ve tried almost everything. Even the $80 moisturizer, so hit me up. I’ll tell you right now everyone on Earth needs a Buffy the Backside Slayer, a Creamy Candy bubble bar and Karma Komba solid shampoo bar.

Wedding Cupcakes – Black/white & red themed, originally uploaded by kylie lambert (Le Cupcake-Australia).

Black/white & red themed

What princess of a kitty wouldn’t love snoozing on this? For 139 dollars, that would be one rich feline.

You can find it here!

So maybe you’re not ready to commit to a cupcake tattoo, but what about a cupcake navel ring? Personally, I like cupcakes in my belly, not on them, but to each her own. The 14g pink cupcake with the red bow is $7 from Bodyartforms and the 14g cupcake and crossbones is $10 from Hot Topic.