I'd always heard Steam Cream being mentioned when I used to go on to the Lush Forums, but thought no more about it until I read about it in one of the magazines I get and then realised why it had been talked about on the forums so much, it was made by the same people who make Lush....well, being such a big fan of Lush products, I just had to buy it after reading that! It wasn't just that fact that attracted me to it, it was also the fact that it comes in funky little collectable tins, I'm a sucker for anything different! It is a Steam Infused Moisturiser that also contains a long list of ingredients that sounded so gentle and nourishing on your skin, such ...  Read the complete review

I was given this SteamCream by a relative who purchased it duty free on a flight going abroad. They have since told me it was £10 which was a small saving on the high street price of £12.95. SteamCream products can also be found for sale on their website (link below) and are also stocked by stores including Fenwicks, John Lewis and House of Fraser. This moisturiser is sold in 75g metal tins which feature different designs. I absolutely adore the tin and intend to keep it after the moisturiser is finished and use it to contain something else. My tin is designed with a bold Union Jack - a perfect design for 2012 when we as a nation celebrate the Queens Jubilee ...  Read the complete review

~~~~~~~~~~~ We are sailing ... ~~~~~~~~~~~ This was an impulse purchase made on a boring ferry journey to France. The product appealed to me because of the packaging but I had never heard of SteamCream before so I did a little research... The product is made in the UK and Japan using natural ingredients as well as a shot of steam - hence the name! According to the company's website, the cream "gives your face instant refreshment the moment you use it. It's super-moisturising, sinks deep down and revives your skin straight away". You can also use the cream from head to toe - it's natural enough for hands, face and all over the body! The ...  Read the complete review

As a young twenty-something with combination, spot-prone skin, I find myself buying a lot of moisturisers, looking for products which will hydrate the drier patches on my skin without creating any excess shine or causing me to break out in spots. I bought this as a night cream, as I only use mattifying moisturisers during the day, and after reading plenty of positive reviews I looked forward to using it. I must admit that one of the main reasons I was initially attracted to this product was the packaging. The cream comes in circular metal tins in a variety of designs; I have the 'Soleil' design which features a line drawing of a woman's head and multicoloured ...  Read the complete review

I received my first tin of SteamCream in a beauty box a few months ago. It's a product I've heard talked about a lot, and always in a positive light, but it never really appealed to me because it just seemed like the kind of thing my nan would use, old-fashioned like. It's also quite expensive at £12.95 for something I was expecting to be like Nivea creme. It comes in a metal tin with a simple twist off lid. I have to say I love the design of the one I received. There are many different designs available so you're able to choose one that suits you, and you could reuse them when they're empty as little trinket tins or something like that. Mine is a limited ...  Read the complete review