Lush Lemony Flutter Cuticle Butter Reviews

Lush Lemony Flutter Cuticle Butter is one of my all-time favourite products from Lush which is no mean feat considering just how many amazing things that they do. It is a multi-tasking wonder that can be used for conditioning not only your cuticles but it can also be used as a hand and foot cream and because it is so rich it makes ...  Read the complete review

Oh my.. I bought this product about a week ago, & I think it's fair to describe it as sunshine in a tub! Long before seeing reviews on DooYoo, I noticed that almost every nail polish blogger recommends this product. Seeing the price & of course the fact that Lush products are so easy to get hold of, I thought it had to ...  Read the complete review

This stuff is incredible and has so many uses! It states on the tub that its hand, nail and cuticle butter - bit it can be used for so much more! It smells lovely, fresh and lemony, and the cream itself is incredibly rich. It keeps my hands and nails in perfect condition. I do tend to put it on before bed though as it can be ...  Read the complete review

I wreck havoc on my fingers and nails. When i'm stressed (usually around exam time), i chew my nails down to nothing, and when that's done i chew the skin around my nail bed. They tend to look a state. After this bout of exams finished, i went back on the hunt i'm always on, for the perfect hand and nail cream. Lush sell the ...  Read the complete review

I purchased Lemony Flutter about 8 months ago, and it only just finished :O I've been using it every day, morning and night on my hands as a general moisturiser, and then applying extra on my cuticles. Let me tell you the basics: Price - £5.95 Size - 50g Where can you purchase it? - Lush stores or on the ...  Read the complete review

I can live without most other products in my life. Hell I could even get by without soap & shampoo if needed to, but this delicious zesty cream from Lush is definitely up there in the top five must haves. Lemony flutter is a beeswax based, lemon infused thick cream intended for use on dry skin, produced in the traditional ...  Read the complete review

Last Christmas my cousin gave me a little hamper of treats and amongst the contents was a pot of Lemony Flutter. I'd neve used anything by Lush before so was keen to see how it worked. The product comes in the trademark Lush matt black pots, if you buy products packaged in this way on a regular basis Lush offers a nice ...  Read the complete review

I bought this product on the recommendation of some of my friends. I'd previously tried Solar oil, Burt's Cuticle cream and Badger balm. I really struggle with dry cuticles and dry skin on my heels and elbows too. Also, I have the bad habit of picking at the skin around my cuticles, especially if it's dry. However, I find that if I use ...  Read the complete review

I have recently become manicure mad... I have been learning all the tricks of the trade via YouTube, and in one of the tutorials, they recommended using Lush's Lemony Flutter Cuticle Butter as part of your nail care routine. This is the first product I have bought from Lush. Despite the number of brilliant reviews they get on Dooyoo, I ...  Read the complete review

I've never really seen a need for cuticle creams before but this last winter I suffered terribly with hang nails. Anyone that's had them before will know how incredibly painful they can be. For this reason I picked up a tub of this lemony flutter cuticle cream. I chose this scent quite simply because I adore anything ...  Read the complete review

As its summer here I am wearing flip flops almost all the time. Any thing to keep me just a little bit cooler. Well as the months wear on and the heat does too I noticed that my feet were looking rather haggard. Rough patches on my heels that felt like sand paper to be honest. I can only wonder how my poor husband felt as my feet ...  Read the complete review

On one of my many trips to Lush I picked up a pot of this as part of my preparation for summer. Anticipating wearing flip flops (mistakenly admittedly- it keeps raining here), I thought this would help make my feet more presentable. Lemony flutter is a thick cream designed to soften cuticles and other rough skin. It comes in ...  Read the complete review

After reviewing my two favourite hand creams I thought it was only fair that I should review another hand/ nail product which has become a constant help in the horrible winter weather we have endured this year and last year. My hands seemed to suffer this winter and at the same time I decided to stop getting my nails done (gel) in a bid ...  Read the complete review

After becoming a huge fan of Lush's bath products, I felt it was time to try out some of their skincare items, as I was completely happy with the majority of purchases I've made there. I went into the store unsure of what I wanted to purchase, therefore I just tested out a few of the products and smelt a few. I then instantly brought ...  Read the complete review

I really love Lush products and easily spend a small fortune when I am in the shop. I was bought a pot of lemony flutter cuticle butter as a Christmas present a few years ago. You can buy it from their website or from one of the many Lush shops. It costs £5.50 for a 50g pot but it lasts forever. As I am out in all weathers ...  Read the complete review

I have recently started trying to care for my hands and nails properly so decided to give lush's lemony flutter cuticle butter a try, it is bigger than other cuticle products for a similar price. First off it smells delicious, which can be bad if you are hungry, it always makes me crave sherbet lemons (why does nobody sell these anymore ...  Read the complete review

I got a sample of Lemony Flutter as part of Lush's 'Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes' promotion. At first I didn't think I would use it as I don't need a cuticle moisturiser (my cuticles are non-existent, I don't know if that's a good or bad thing but it's one less body part I need a product for!) So, I had no intention of using it ...  Read the complete review

I recently splashed out and bought myself the 'Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes' promotion which is currently running in Lush stores. Basically you get 9 items, mostly testers but a couple of full size products, all for different parts of your body. Some I haven't been so keen on, some I will definitely be buying again! This product is my ...  Read the complete review

I bought this about six months ago, for £5.37. That's quite a lot for 50g of cream, but it's been worth every penny! I had very brittle nails that grew slowly and broke easily at the time of buying this, but that has all now changed! After a few weeks of rubbing this cream onto my nails daily, they are very strong and grow ...  Read the complete review

A friend bought me this a few months ago as a cheer up present! It is currently priced at £5.37 for a dinky 50g pot, so it is not something I would have usually bought for myself as it is rather expensive. The pot describes it as a versatile cuticle butter, which can also be used on heels, elbows and toes. I have very dry ...  Read the complete review