To ask what is so great about Molton Brown products?

[Beemer30]

I am sure I saw a shower gel for £22 in their shop window earlier today What's so great about them to warrant the cost?

Last for ever, only need a tiny bit

'Designer' label?

They are nice products though, I got some as a present once.

You only need a little of the body wash and it smells lovely, I have pink pepperpod and I can still smell it on my skin hours after using it. It's nice to sometimes have some luxury products.

wife is correct. Obviously!

My DH travels a lot and brings home all the small bottles they are lovely and do feel a bit luxurious.

They last for ages. My record with a shower gel is four months (and I do shower daily!). You need a teeny bit.

I only ever use it when I rob the samples from hotels

There have been threads on here where people say that taking hotel freebies is actual theft as bad as stealing from a shop/robbing a bank etc!

Smell nice but agree overpriced for what what you get. One day I might get one....

I recently opened a set of MB products I had been saving to recycle as a gift. Oh my god they are lovely. The black pepper shower gel is lovely, need a small amount and the smell lasts all day. I am converted, although I don't think I can bring myself to pay £22 for a bottle!

Do love these as gifts.

Buy Baylis and Harding though. Flipping similar packaging.... :)

DM bought me some of the rhubarb and rose soap and lotion. It smells absolutely divine....for about two seconds until it goes down the drain. TOTAL waste of money, IMO. $25 for hand soap? Hahahahahaha.

Their marketing? Can't stand the stuff personally, think it's very overpriced for what it is. Much prefer something like REN or Dermologica.

They smell really nice and you can feel the difference when you use them. They don't have a harsh, chemical smell or feel. I've asked for a bottle for my birthday. The older I get, the more I want to spend on things I will use and appreciate. Good pillows, shower gel, bubble bath and wine.

Nothing, in my opinion! They are absolutely chock full of harsh, cheap chemicals such as retinyl palmitate, sodium laureth sulfate, methylparaben etc etc. My husband had a horrific reaction to the Active Cassia deodrant. Turns out it has an ingredient that is banned is a number of countries. They've done a wonderful job of persuading people that they are full of quality, natural ingredients, but the labels show a different story.