As a general rule my face is relatively spot free. I tend to go a few months completely spot free and then, every once in a while, I'll get four or five pop up at the same time. Typically I get those bright red spots that come up from under the skin that cannot be popped or squeezed so, short of plastering them in concealer, there's nothing I can do to distract attention from them. I was in the middle of one of those spotty phases when I was last browsing my local Lush store. I'd intended to pick up a few bath ballistics and ended up returning with this Catastrophe Cosmetic Fresh Face Mask as well. This face mask is described as a 'deep cleansing' face mask ...  Read the complete review

For those of you who regularly read my reviews, you will know what a huge fan I am of Lush products. I literally cannot get enough of them and if I only had to ask for one thing every Christmas, it would be something from their store. Sometimes I buy Lush products as a treat but more often than not I go in looking for a product that will solve a particular problem. In this case, I had wandered in to find a fresh face mask that would resolve my stress-related skin problems. I also just happened to have 5 cleaned out Lush tubs from other products which meant that I got this mask for free!! The actual price for Catastrophe Cosmetic is £5.95. This price might sound steep ...  Read the complete review

Catastrophe Cosmetic is just one of the Fresh Face Masks made and sold by Lush. I regularly use the face masks from Lush and I tend to chop and change between the few they have on offer depending on what my face needs on that particular day. Each Fresh Face mask caters to different needs. As I wear make up 5 days out of 7, I occassionally get the odd spot or two. And when I say spot, I mean something that could rival a witches wart! They are huge. When I popped into Lush and explained my dilemma, the sales assistant said to me it was because the make up I used was blocking my pores and I needed something to cleanse my face. And that was when she recommended ...  Read the complete review

This face mask from Lush is designed to be part of your regular facial routine to deep clean and prevent spots returning. Lush claim it to be your best mate in a tub! It costs £5.75 ofr a 75g tub that claims to last around 5 applications The mask is part of Lush's Fresh Face Mask range so has to be kept in the fridge to keep it in tip top condition. As it is full of fresh ingredients it also has a 1 month use by date. As with the other fresh face masks, the Cosmetic Warrior is sold in 75g pots. The pots are black plastic with white writing. They are quite sturdy bots with a black plastic screw on lid. The pots are basic but do not look cheap and nasty. They ...  Read the complete review

What a face mask this is!! The face masks from Lush are not exactly cheap - this mask retails for about £5.75. I tend to find that if I use the product sensibly then I can get about 3 masks out of the pot which makes the higher price a bit more worth it. This mask smells amazing, lovely blueberries which are a natural antioxidant along with rose absolute and chamomile essential oils this mask is so good for your skin. It will moisturise calm and cleanse your skin. It's a lovely blue/purple colour with real bit of blueberry in. Simply apply to your face and leave on for about 15 minutes. The mask will actually deep cleanses your skin and I find this ...  Read the complete review