If there’s any collection that can put a smile on your face… Ritual’s Happy Buddha line oughtta do it.
Welcome to the land of bold colours and a lovely, not your run-of-the-mill citrusscent. From shower oils to house perfume: Rituals’ new The Ritual of Happy Buddha collection has it all.
Inspired by the ancient LaughingBuddha, this Rituals line is meant to put a smile on your face. Its signature sweet orange and cedarwood perfume does just that. This Fortune Shower Oil is one of the first products I’ve tried from this range – and while I normally prefer shower mousses to shower oils, I was happy using this one.
I loved using this Jolly Hand Balm. I’ve had it by my sink for a while now, next to the range’s Happy Hands Hand Wash (not pictured here). There’s something about having a matching hand soap and hand cream – it makes me feel like I have my shit together even when I really don’t. An added bonus of this duo? It leaves your hands feeling clean, soft and smelling like Cointreau. Love.
A house perfume is a must for me. While I don’t use it on a daily basis, I love spraying some of this stuff around the house whenever we have people over. Because we own a cat and a dog, I’m always kinda worried our house will smell a little too animal-ish, but this one fixes that in no-time.
Props for the alliteration(s) in the Buddha Belly Body Cream, double props for its consistency. I’m not always a fan of body creams in jars, however, this one is so dense it wouldn’t work in a pump bottle. I do love how you can purchase a refill for this packaging – however, you need so little I can see myself using this for a long, long time.
The Ritual of Happy Buddha collection is available at Rituals, both in-store and online.
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Until next time,
Martine
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