Lush Enzymion As one of Lush's greatest fans I spend a lot of time and money trying their different products. Most I buy from my favourite Lush shop in Derby but others I buy when travelling around to different places where I find a Lush shop and still others I find on Ebay or buy from the website . Last year I had a facial pampering session in Lush where I made my own face pack and was treated to a great facial from one of the lovely people in the shop. After the facial I was given several samples to take home and try for myself. Lush have a great range of face and body creams which are full of lots of lovely natural ingredients. As my face ...  Read the complete review

As you will know if you read my reviews regularly, I am trying to work my way through every product made by one of my favourite companies, Lush. Lush are probably best known for their soaps and solid bath products, but they also have a considerable skincare range, including a number of facial moisturisers for pretty much every skin type. Earlier this year I bought a pot of Enzymion moisturiser, and as I have nearly finished the pot I thought the time was right to write a review. ***Tracing the story of Enzymion*** Enzymion is a moisturiser designed for oily skin. The name was inspired by John Keats' poem 'Endymion', and by the fact that it contains ...  Read the complete review

I bought this moisturiser a while back now. I have been shopping at Lush for YEARS and i've had to go through a good amount of moisturisers to find the perfect one! This product costs £13.50 per 45g pot. I did think this was a little expensive but one pot lasts around three to four months, depending how much of it that you use. The moisturiser is a little thin in consistency so be careful with the pot. Sometimes it leaks out a little bit so make sure that the lid is tightly closed! The moisturiser is easy to use. You just apply it to the skin in small circular motions after cleansing and toning. The smell of the moisturiser is great. It has a ...  Read the complete review

After using Lush's cleansers and seeing good results I thought I'd give their moisturising lotions a try as well. Enzymion is one of the cheaper options from Lush and costs £12.25 for a 45g tub. One pot of this lasted me for around 7 months so even though this was my first 'expensive' moisturiser purchase, it worked out to be good value for the amount of uses I got out of it. I'm now more open to spending more on a better quality lotion with natural ingredients rather than covering my face in cheaper chemical-filled products. For reference, my skin type is oily/combination, and sensitive in winter(!) - Enzymion is best suited to oily skin types. The ...  Read the complete review