I have said it many, many times, but I love bath stuff. Always have, always will. That is a given that I am going to want to try out any non-floral scents that are going to come around and see how it works with my body chemistry.

I picked up the Not Soap Radio Bath and Shower Gel to see how it is. I grabbed the one called Bubbles, Not Carbs because I thought the name was funny. It was a mix of orange and chestnut scents. I wish that Eden went in to more detail about what each one smelled like but it doesn't. It is a very rich and thick bath gel and only takes a little bit in the tub to make a full bubble bath or a bit in your bath sponge to last a full wash. The gel comes in a plastic flip top bottle that is 12.17 fluid ounces. It is made out of sodium laureth sulfate, deionized water, cocamidopropyl betaine, cocamide mea, fragrance, phenoxyethanol, glycol distearate, methylparaben, and citrus aurantium bergamia (bergamont) fruit oil.

Bubbles, Not Carbs smells amazing and it holds on the skin for hours after your shower, or it does with mine. The bottle has already lasted me a few months with daily showers. You really don't have to use that much to actually get clean with it. And I'm a girl that will take a bath and a shower in a day.

But the big kicker isn't how funny it is or how good it smells. A portion of the sales of Not Soap Radio Bath Gel goes to 365 Birthdays, a non-profit organization that serves at risk kids. So it's more than just here to make you look and feel pretty, but actually do something good.

It's well wroth using your points and money on this one.