Lush Dreamwash Shower Smoothie

I was aiming for a neat 100 reviews without reviewing the female dooyoo favourite, Lush products, but I have fallen at the 76th hurdle! The fact that I am even writing this review is all down to Dooyoo as until I started reading the many hundreds of reviews on Lush's seemingly wonderful products I rarely ventured into one (the smell wafting down the street has failed to attract me) but when my eczema started playing up yet again and when I had exhausted all Body Shop and e45 products I decided a trip into Lush might be worth a shout. Overwhelmed by the intoxicating scent of too many ingredients I was greeted almost immediately by a sales assistant, smiley and ...  Read the complete review

I bought this for my son (or rather his Grandma did) as he developed eczema at about 7 months old so we were very careful about what we used in his bath and had already started using Lush's Dream Cream with a lot of success. On the plus side his eczema has almost disappeared since using the two products, his skin is really clean and soft and it makes me feel slightly better about him trying to drink his bathwater knowing that it only has a natural product in it! On the down side as other reviewers have said I don't think the tub is suitable packaging for a body wash, there is dried Dream Wash all over the side of the tub, and our bath and the ...  Read the complete review

I have always liked the Lush dream cream, so I though I would try out the dream wash aswell. The product is quite thick and creamy and I love the fact it has loads of essential oils in it. However I found that it didn't lather up very well - I realise this is partly due to the fact that it contains natural ingredients and not some of the rubbish that is in some shower creams but I would have liked to later up a bit more as I found I had to use quite a lot to feel as though I had washed properly. What sold this product to me was the fact that there were some reviews on the website which said that this product gets rid of red rashes on the upper arms, which I ...  Read the complete review

Dreamwash smells of Dream Cream, and it's a thickish, semi-liquid shower soap that comes in one of Lush's trademark black pots and is reminiscent of Fresh Farmacy soap. It's made for problem skins with redness from various different ailments - acne, excema, rashes, allergies and so on - and it contains a rake of essential oils, chamomile calamine, aloe vera, rose, tea tree and lavender. It smells gorgeous and works really well. I get spots on my shoulders when I get my period, and nothing but Dreamwash works to get rid of them. I found, when I brought it to my parents' house, that it was disappearing at an alarming rate - my brother, who has ...  Read the complete review

I wasnt impressed with this product which is a shame as mostly Lush products are fantastic. It didnt lather at all when I used it in the shower, I expected this to some extent as it contains natural ingrediants and no chemical or artificial foaming agents like shower gels do, I still thought it was a bit thin and didnt get me clean like bath foam or shower gel. The packaging also lets it down, it's sold in large plastic tubs which is fine in the bath but to use it in the shower like I had to is a right faff, its hard to open the tub with wet hands trying not to drop it on your foot or pour out too much of the product and end up with it going ...  Read the complete review