Lush Blonde Solid Shampoo

There are some people in this world who can simply not fault a Lush product. No matter what Lush comes up with, they will endorse it and support it until the end of time. Whether it is the lovely smell of most Lush products - that I don't know. Whether it is the idea of natural ingredients in beauty products - that I don't know either. All I know is that I cannot support that blanket endorsement, because some products, even though they are worldwide bestsellers, are simply not up to scratch. ***The Blonde*** One of Lush's best-sellers is "The Blonde" bar. For a long time I kept tip-toeing around this solid shampoo bar, wondering what ...  Read the complete review

This is the one of the Lush's solid shampoos advertised which is supposedly designed especially for blonde hair. It contains chamomile which does lighten the colour of blonde hair (gradually with many uses). It comes in a irregular lump rather than one of Lush's rounded shampoo bars and it has a rather solid texture. It is bright yellow, with bits of straw and lemon peel. It has a citrusy smell, with orange, tangerine and lemon; altogether a summery scent which goes well with the colour. But I don't buy shampoos for scent, so although it was nice, it wasn't what mattered. I like using solid shampoos - I use baths so I am not bothered ...  Read the complete review

I have tried quite a few blonding shampoos in my time and this is not one I would race to use again. I used it as a stop gap inbetween my John Frieda regime. About Lush: Lush smells divine when you walk in, all flowery and potent and you feel encouraged to buy something. This gleaming shampoo sits in big blocks of cheese on the shelves, waiting to be carved up into bite sized portions. I went into the store and bought a small block, which cost me about four pounds. The shampoo: Comes in a block, yellow in colour with bits of sunflower in it, looks lovely, smells even better, a fresh zingy smell that invigorates the ...  Read the complete review

For those that don't know much about Lush products, in brief they are hand made beauty products, their range runs from shampoos, to face packs to soaps and bath bombs and even toothpaste and so much more, they don't test any of their products on animals and they try to make it so that the ingredients are always as natural as possible So what is it? The blonde looks a bit daunting to begin with it's a chunk of yellowness that is solid and at first thought you wonder how on earth your ever going to use this slab of sunnyness as a shampoo, on the instructions you are advised to wet hair thoroughly then rub the bar over your hair, now this didn't work for me ...  Read the complete review

Lush “The Blonde” Solid Shampoo My recent shopping trip to Glasgow saw me passing by the Lush store on Buchanan Street, and being the totally addict I am I had to go inside to see what little goodies I could take home. I immediately picked up a couple of items and then went to look at the solid shampoos as I had read a few reviews on them and wanted to try them for myself. At first glance The Blonde was a huge chunk of yellow clay (well that was what it looked like on the shelf) I saw 2 pieces cut from it both wrapped in the greaseproof Lush paper, but both pieces were around £8 each. (The Blonde sells by weight and is £3.50 for 100g so these ...  Read the complete review