How do you all store you LUSH goodies?

I work for the company, and knowing what I do of the ingredients I beleive they're worth every penny. that's why I've been using them for the best part of 10 years. it's not just the prices of bicarb and citric acid that are important. most of the essential oils we use are of a much higher quality than those more availiable on the market. most essential oils are purchased through a supplier, who imports the oils to sell on. we buy them directly from the producers, and the quality is much higher. some of the oils tens of thousands per litre. we use them anyway. a great deal of study goes into each and every product. when they are ready, it costs a lot of money to have each product certificated. then there's the shops, the overheads, the staff, the staff training, and I can assure you we all have a lot of training, and its very in depth. I loved my training, I learnt so much about the company, the products, the ingredients. so yes, you can make ballistics pretty cheaply, but that doesn't mean that more expensive ones aren't worth every penny of their price. there's a lot of other companies making bath bombs now (damn not patenting it, hehe) but most accounts I've heard from people using them is that they have brought them out in rashes, or not smelt strong enough, not fizzed enough, and generally not being that great.

Well good for you.. Thanks for sharing that... I am glad we can have different opininons :)