Lush Herbalism Reviews

If you want to clean your skin and not use any chemicals and preservatives at all then this if for you. I wanted to find something to clean my skin that would not be harsh and did not contain any chemical ingredients and preservatives and after some searching I found the Lush sold cleaners. I visited a Lush store and ...  Read the complete review

I have quite an oily complexion and it has the tendency to become greasy and to develop blemishes. I need to ensure that I cleanse my skin twice daily and that I do it properly to keep my skin in a good condition. I have tried a range of cleansers and the lastest one was Herbalism by Lush. What does the product do? The ...  Read the complete review

Herbalism is an excellent natural facial cleanser. It's made up of 100% natural ingredients. It's a solid facial cleanser for spot prone/ blemish prone skin. It is a little messy to use. You have to get the hang of it. I simply place my DRY fingers into the tub, pinch off a small amount of it and roll it into a ball ...  Read the complete review

Lush - Herbalism Fresh cleanser Recently I was lucky enough to attend a Lush event where we made our own fresh face mask and then we were treated to a free facial in the store. This gave us the opportunity to try products that we hadn't tried before and use them in the correct way. I usually choose Lush products for ...  Read the complete review

**Herbalism** Herbalism is a herbal cleanser made by Lush. This cleanser is quite unusual as it is in solid form, and this unique factor really appealed to me. The cleanser is suitable for any skin type, but it is marketed as being a cleanser mainly for oily and acne prone skin. Herbalism's name came about because Lush were asked by ...  Read the complete review

Anyone who reads my reviews regularly will know I'm a huge fan of Lush and I'm slowly trying to work my way through all of their products. Recently I've been using a fresh cleanser of theirs called Herbalism. This cleanser is designed for oily and problem skin. I've got a slightly oily T-zone, so I hoped this product would ...  Read the complete review

I have recently had some problems with my skin and visited my trusted Lush shop to ask them to help. The problems I were having were that my skin was a lot dryer than usual and I had also started getting a lot of red spots thus this product was recommended to me. The assistant in the shop demonstrated it on the back of my hand and ...  Read the complete review

Herbalism is one of Lush's skin care products. It comes in a little black pot which is 100g. It costs £5.50 per pot and if you keep the pot after use and clean it out once you collect 5 pots you can take them back to Lush and exchange them for a full size Fresh Face Mask. Herbalism is supposed to be used on oily and ...  Read the complete review

I'm quite a fan of Lush's cleansers but the one thing that they tend to do like most cosmetic companies is make the cleanser for a specific skin type but they generally include ingredients which are also great for other skin types. When I came across Herbalism I wasn't actually looking to buy it but it wasn't until the Lush sales ...  Read the complete review

I swear to you here and now, this product has honestly worked wonders for me who has suffered from mild acne for years, and my brother who has just hit puberty and had even worse spots than me. Some people dislike the scent, but I really like it, it does smell quite herby, and it's really easy to use in the sink or in the shower. I ...  Read the complete review

The initial things i would look for in a cleanser for my very very oily/combination skin is anything to soothe my irritation from spots and dab up any excess oil i get throughout the day. Enter Herbalism! I had been on prescription cream for my acne for little short of 8 years when i decided i needed to nip my bad skin in the bud ...  Read the complete review

Herbalism is a sort of green squidgy substance that you have to mix a bit of water with to make a paste. you smooth it over a wet face and you can use it to exfoliate gently. It is clay based but contains a lot fo plant extracts and has a subtle grainy feel to it, giving it exfoliating potential. It can be a bit fiddly to wash off but ...  Read the complete review

Herbalism is one of Lush solid cleansers. The tub I had contained a crumbly green substance that looked like green breadcrumbs. The smell is walking a thin line between ''so fresh and lovely!'' and ''that's a bit pongy,what is that?'' but usually it smells quite good. To use it,you take a pinch or two and set it in ...  Read the complete review

The Look Like most of Lush's range of skincare products, Herbalism comes in an ugly, squat black plastic pot, with horrible fake handwriting on it that makes it look like a market trader scrawled all over your bathroom cabinet. On the upside, the advantage of the simple packaging is that it can be returned to the shop for ...  Read the complete review

Oh before you all run at the site of this cleanser i just want to say it doesnt really look that bad in the bot, much more vivid green and like a thick gooey paste..sometimes a bit grainy too depending how long since manufacture and who it was made by... Like many people i was sceptical about herbs and such helping me cure my ...  Read the complete review

. I wasnt keen when the asst showed me the product as its green - not even nice green but seaweed green! However herbalism Cleanser has completely turned my skin around - I have greasy/conbination skin and this is a absolute dream to use in a morning and again at night. It doesnt strip your skin but leaves it feeling healthly, ...  Read the complete review

This is a dark green herby smelling clay based cleanser. It is aimed at those with troubled skins. Now mine is more sensitive than troubled but I decided to give it a go. It smells really strongly of sage and rosemary which is a bit strange but I decided to persevere. This also has nettle in to purify so I was ...  Read the complete review

What is it?: ++++++++ This is a cleanser in a more solid form than you may have come to expect (unless you’re a regular at Lush, where after a while you come to expect the unexpected). It contains ground almonds and rice bran to exfoliate, kaolin to absorb excess oil and lot of herbal ingredients such as powdered chamomile and ...  Read the complete review

I'm a big fan of Lush so I was really pleased when I got a free sample of Herbalism. It comes in a pot and is basicallly a semi-soft paste - the consistency is somewhere between plasticine and play doh. You get a pea sized blob, mix with water in your palm and smooth on your skin - sounds complicated, but after a few goes, I ...  Read the complete review