A while ago, I decided to give this product a go - it was last winter, when I was going on a bit of a Lush rampage, and I really wanted to stop using aerosol deodorant because it's bad for you and the planet, so this, along with the fantastic smell, really swung this for me. This is different in substance from the other deodorants Lush produce - most of the others come in block form (like a soap) and are very solid, and pretty strong smelling. I didn't like any of those smells, as I considered them to be quite sharp and a little 'manly' (or at least unisex). This is a powder, and comes in a little black paper tube (like a short loo roll tube), with a plastic ...  Read the complete review

One of the products I have had from Lush is their Coconut Deodorant Powder, its a different take on how we all tend to think a deodorant should be these days. Most deodorants are either in spray or roll on form, so when I first spotted the Lush Coconut Deodorant I was sceptical about its uses. A very helpful assistant at the Lush store happily showed me several products, which she thought may suit my requirements and the coconut deo powder was amongst those. ********************************************************** It comes packed in a small matt black container with holes punched through the lid, so that you can shake a little of the ...  Read the complete review

Being a huge fan of all things coconut and of most things Lush I had to give this a go. The product comes in a black pot with a twist opening lid, like salt, with little holes to sprinkle the product out of it. I find this a bit irritating as you don't get very much out at once and it takes a bit of shaking to loosen up the powder. I shake it onto my fingertips to rub in rather than directly onto my body as I find it too messy that way and you end up loosing a lot of product on the floor. I've heard of people using a soft face brush to dust it on but I think this would be quite messy too. As a deodorant this is not going to keep you dry, certainly ...  Read the complete review

Ok I admit it, I'm a Lush virgin. I don't have a Lush shop in my area therefore I rely on The Body Shop to buy the majority of my cosmetics. The one I buy regularly is Coconut Body Butter which is lush (ironically), however at £12.50 a tub it's a very expensive luxury so whilst doing some online shopping I thought I'd take a look at the Lush website to see what they have to offer. I looked up coconut butter but they didn't seem to stock it but what they did have is coconut deodorant powder. Intrigued I purchased it online for the pricey sum of £3.69 plus another £3 for delivery and waited anxiously for its arrival. The packaging isn't much to shout about, ...  Read the complete review

When I ran out of my Jason Tea Tree Oil deodorant, I baulked at the price of £4.99 in my local healthshop, so I decided to try and find another "alternative" deodorant elsewhere - lured, as ever, by the gorgeous scents of Lush. I specifically wanted to try something with cornstarch in it, as I have found (with the Jason deodorant) that this does have some ability to absorb moisture. This, combined with Neal's Yard's deodorant spray (please see my review on this), would hopefully give me a good balance between moisture control and, er, scent regulation, for want of a better phrase. Does it work? To some extent... I've found myself wanting to re-apply ...  Read the complete review