Lush is a beauty store that sells gorgeous handmade products that look and smell good enough to eat. For whatever beauty crisis you may be having, the answer can be found lurking in their shop. And this product seems capable of solving a whole host of beauty dilemmas. Ultrabalm is a balm with a difference. Its purpose is to moisturise and replenish any area of your body that is excessively dry and in need of hydration. You can kiss goodbye to chapped lips, cracked hands, dry elbows, knees and heels once you've smothered them with Ultrabalm. It even helps to relieve discomfort on cuts and scrapes and soothes any irritations you may have on your skin. Lips are ...  Read the complete review

I recently picked up a Cyclists' Repair Kit from Lush, and inside was a small sample tub of a new product, Ultrabalm. Ultrabalm is "lubrication for the nation", a balm for "bits that chap and chafe". Basically it's Vaseline. By which, I mean it isn't - Vaseline is petroleum jelly, while Ultrabalm is suitable for vegans, and contains only three ingredients: jojoba oil, candelillia wax and rose wax. Like Vaseline, however, Ultrabalm is a multi-use product which you'll wonder how you ever did without. The natural plant oils and waxes in the product all add to the effect of the balm. Candelilla wax and jojoba oil acts as a vegan ...  Read the complete review

I bought Lush Ultrabalm on a whim, I love all of the lip balms that I have tried and even some of the solid fragrances work well with my skin, so when I read that Ultrabalm can be used in a variety of ways such as a lip balm, a cream to sore irritations and so on. Ultrabalm is sold in a small metal tin, similar to the tins that the lip balms are sold in and the solid fragrances, though both of those products are sold in 10g tins and retail around £5. Ultrabalm can be found in 45g tin and retails at £7.50 so whilst it is quite expensive you are getting 4 times more product for your money but to put that into perspective when the tin is in my hand it is almost ...  Read the complete review

**Ultrabalm** Ultrabalm is a multi purpose balm which can be used for an incredible amount of different purposes. The product is basically a moisturiser, however it can be used any where on the body. It's essentially a lip balm, nail and cuticle cream, hand cream, foot cream, etc all in one. Other uses include helping to soothe and heal tattoos, keeping eyebrows tame and in place, relieving discomfort from cuts, grazes and sun burn, moisturising dry skin and plenty more! **Product Claims** Lush don't make any silly or hard to believe claims with this product, they simply state on their website that Ultrabalm gives dry patches moisture and is a ...  Read the complete review

Ultrabalm is Lush's version of Vaseline, except that this version does NOT contain petroleum jelly. This balm is made with just THREE natural ingredients and the 45g tin lasts AGES as a little goes such a long way with this beauty. The balm is clear and transparent in colour and it doesn't really smell of anything. It does look like Vaseline but this balm seems creamier in consistency and it's much better for the skin compared to Vaseline and Sudocrem. It lasts longer too. Be careful with the tin though as it dents easily! The balm can be used to tame eyebrows, soothe sore and/ or irritated skin, solve nappy rash, as a barrier cream for ...  Read the complete review