MUMS of autistic children are praising Lush’s ‘play dough’ style soap for its sensory properties.
Taking to the Facebook group Extreme Couponing & Bargains UK, run by money saving mum Holly Smith, one mum shared her review of the product.
She said that the mouldable soap had been an enormous help when it came to bathing her son who has autism.
Captioning her post, she wrote: “Great for any kids with sensory difficulties or autism. These soaps from lush are made of a play dough consistency and can be used for hands, body and hair!
“My little boy has sensory processing disorder and I’m very excited to let him ‘ shower with play dough ‘.
“The set of 3 are £7.95 and the rainbow is £9.95 lightly fragranced too. They also do jelly body wash/soaps and slimy body wash/soap.”
The soap, known as “Fun” comes in three colours, Rainbow, Mermaid as well as Monster and Aliens and can be used as a bubble bar, shampoo or soap.
Other parents were quick to thank the mum for the tip, eager to try the product in their own bathrooms.
One wrote: “My daughter will love this, thank you.”
Another said: “I use these with my little girl, they slightly change the colour of the bath water as well as adding bubbles.
“She’s only 1 year 9 months but gets excited to play with her soaps and watch the water change.”
Meanwhile a third wrote: “Thanks for this hun will deffo give those a go, didn’t know they did these.”
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