Lush Ocean Salt Face Scrub

From: Lush Stores Online: www.lush.co.uk By Fax: 01202 493785 By Phone: 01202 668545 Post Orders: Lush Times Unit 3, 19 Willis Way, Fleets Industrial Estate, Poole, Dorset, BH15 3SS Post & Packaging: £3.95 Fresh Handmade Cosmetics - Tested On Human Volunteers - Not Animals -Headlining- Ocean Salt Facial Scrub 120g Pot £5.50 250g Pot £9.95 I am a Lush virgin I decided to try this Facial Scrub as I have very dry skin, and due to several eczema breakouts in the last couple of years, thought that a natural approach to all my skin/bath and body products without chemicals, would ...  Read the complete review

The good thing about this is its like a trip to the sea side. Salty, refreshing reminded me of a distant childhood spent on beaches splashing around in the deep blue pool with the taste of bitter salt in my mouth. OK so yes I like this product its totally natural, smells lovely and you just know its doing your skin some good. It instantly makes your skin smooth and is effective on spots . You dont need to use much and at £4.50 you cant really fall off. People in the past have complained that it stings but thats probably because they are rubbing it in too hard. Worth a ...  Read the complete review

After falling in love with the scent of King of the Mods hair gel, which has a sort of sherbet lemon-esque smell, someone recommended that I try out Ocean Salt, claiming it smelt the same. Now, it doesn't smell the same really at all, but it is a gorgeous scent nonetheless so that can be forgiven. Ocean Salt has a more lime based scent than the ultra lemon-y King of the Mods, but it is a gorgeous almost Key Lime Pie type smell - absolutely delicious. It's both sweet and refreshing at the same time and certainly a lovely smell for something that is going to be on your face. Whilst the smell was my initial reason for purchase I have also been all ...  Read the complete review

Yep, I'm following the trend everyone, and writing a Lush review! I've always found Lush a fascinating shop, with a somewhat overpowering smell, true. The thing that's bothered me however are the prices. I love their bath bombs, probably the product most people are familiar with but I just cannot justify spending £3 or so on a bath (no including water!) I do think they are a great presents to give (and receive!) I recently visited my local Lush looking for a new face scrub or wash. Bored with all the ones you find on the shelves of Boots and Superdrug made by leading brands that promise the earth and don't deliver I wanted to try something a little more ...  Read the complete review

Description: This is a wonderfully citrusy, fruity salt scrub; with grapefruit, lime avocado, coconut, seasweed, vodka, and violets all making an appearance in the ingredients list, this scrub reads more like a tropical cocktail than a clenser. The vital ingredient, here, however, is of course the sea salt - along with the seaweed this serves to re-mineralise skin. LUSH recommends this for both oily and dry skin. It comes in 120g or 250g pots, selling at £5.96 and £10.96 respectively on the website. Opinion: I am very very impressed with this scrub - it not only smells lovely, but it does exactly what it says in the product description. Ultimately, the ...  Read the complete review