The limited edition Lord Of Misrule has delighted Lush fans for years in fizzing and foaming forms, but now you can take his uniquely sweet and spicy scent with you wherever you go. Patchouli Oil. Out of Stock Out of Stock Email Me When In Stock Email address. Patchouli oil from Sumatra mingles with peppery notes in this feast of fools.You’ll love this if you like: - Sweet and spicy scents - Lord of Misrule bath bomb - Mischief, shenanigans and medieval banquets. Get down and earthy with this mischievous, herbal blend of patchouli, peppercorn and black pepper with an intriguing vanilla absolute sweetness. Relaxing, Uplifting Vanilla Absolute. As you rub this addictive lather all over the body, organic wheatgerm oil provides a rich and creamy feel on the body to ensure your skin is on fine (and fragrant) party form.

Aromatic, Soothing, Moisturizing Black Pepper Oil . A musky patchouli note opens this unusual fragrance, with sweet and creamy vanilla absolute tempering the herbal aroma and mellowing things down. Submit Fresh ingredients. I was a little sceptic about buying perfume online, worried if it's going to be the same as shower cream. Lord Of Misrule. Ingredients How to Use .

A feast for the senses!

We’ve got mischief managed with this herbal blend.

Inspiring people to shudder in its midst, Lord of Misrule is a new bath bomb that was originally brought out as a limited product for Lush's 2013 Halloween range.

Inspired by the ruler of the Pagan Feast of Fools, Lush claimed that the bath bomb brought mischievous revelry to the tub with a spicy herbal blend of patchouli and black pepper oil. I love the smell of Lord of Misrule shower cream so I was super excited to see that Lush released this scent in perfume for Christmas. Get down and earthy with this spicy perfume.