I cannot use anything from LUSH its full of perfume regardless of how 'natural' it all is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tabbyx
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Yet for some reason bodyshop stuff is fine. As long as its not heavily perfumed.
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I cannot use anything from LUSH its full of perfume regardless of how 'natural' it all is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tabbyx
:(
Yet for some reason bodyshop stuff is fine. As long as its not heavily perfumed.
I brought my dad some cream from Lush that was meant to help majorly with eczema(sp?) Smells strongly of lavender and rashed his skin up.. bodyshop as above is fine on him too.
Lush will give you free samples though so it could be worth your while popping in and asking about the products you're interested in.
Free samples? Ive seen little pots for £1 :s
When I went in last time the guy gave me and my friend loads of free samples :S
Cool, might have to try that tomorrow. I don't wanna spend a fortune in there on stuff and find that my skin is worse.
I usually get samples, and I think all the shops get little pots for samples.
Obviously some people will find Lush stuff doesnt agree with their skin, but for me it's the only thing I can use. I get REALLY bad spots, almost to the point of acne, and after trying a million different things, Fresh Farmacy from Lush is the only thing to sort my skin out! Im using the Imperialis moisturiser at the moment, but I prefer Celestial and will probably buy that next time!
The Dream Cream does wonders for my boyfriends mums eczema, she has a patch down her leg probably 15cm long and it was always red raw, but the Dream Cream cleared it up pretty much perfectly. Me and the boyf both occasionally get little patches and its worked for us. My boyf has been having quite bad dandruff, but with a closer inspection of his head, it looks like it could be little patches of eczema or psoriasis, so I'm gonna try and get a sample of Dream Cream for him to put on the irritated patches of scalp before bed... Hope it helps, it looks so sore!
there's only a few products i can use from lush,since they don't do aloe vera stuff i end up sticking to their oat face pack things to exfoliate and stuff.i do find body shop a little better though,probably just cos they have bigger ranges of stuff but although their products are quite expensive,i do think you get what you pay for,though still nothing will completely sort my skin out :S.guess some of us are just unlucky :(
lush've done tester things for me in the shop,but i've only got free samples from bodyshop-nowhere near me really gives out samples of anything :D
I absolutely adore Lush! Fresh farmacy is amazing, being female and all, my skin gets so oily once a month and frsh farmacy works wonders for that, I use Ultra bland too and find that gives a really deep cleanse.
I have uber sensitive skin and Lush products are the only things that settle it down/ don't irritate it more, plus they don't use Palm oil so it's kind to the orangutans so I never have to feel guilty about using the products =D
This Fresh Farmacy sounds rather good.. I have my school leavers dance / prom and I really wanna look good for it (vain I know!). I'm not usually spotty but sometimes get outbursts on my chin and above the bridge of my nose & occasionally on my cheeks. I also have a hard nodule on my cheek. I got some PanOxyl 2.5% but its a face cream rather than a face wash (I misread in the health thread lol).
Any tips for radiant skin by June 18th?
And :ontopic: any tips for nice make up for the day?