Soap and Glory is one of those brands that, alongside the likes of Smashbox and Glamglow, became somewhat left behind in the mid-2010s. While the brand housed plenty of fan favourites – from the clean on me shower gel (£8.99, Boots.com) to the hand food hand cream (£7.99, Boots.com) – its products rarely stood out in an industry of ever-evolving formulas.
Nowadays, bodycare brands such as Phlur, Sundae and Saltair are leading the way with scents that mimic high-end fragrances and textures that prompt intrigue. So, when Soap and Glory dropped a sub-£10 body mousse (£9.99, Boots.com) that mimics a whipped cream dispenser, it gave me pause.
