Lush Cynthia Sylvia Stout Shampoo

Browsing through my local Lush shop to treat myself I had nothing in mind to purchase. As usual you end up chatting to the eager and helpful staff in Lush. I was explaining I needed nothing and we started talking about the Godiva shampoo which is of particular interest to me cos I'm from Coventry! However in the end after a good old chat bout my dyed jet black, shoulder length 'cant make up it's mind up if it's straight or curly hair or just damn frizzy hair' that I decided to go with the shop assistants favourite shampoo to try and treated myself to some conditioner as well (will do a separate review on that!). Now I usually use good shampoos. Not designer or ...  Read the complete review

Last year before I went away to Turkey I went into my usual Lush store to stock up on a few essentials for me and the boyfriend as he too is gradually liking Lush. I needed a shampoo for when my hair is naturally wavy as the sun and humidity don't mix with my straightened hair. And to be honest it's nice to have a break from the straightners and let my hair have a well needed breath of fresh air! On reading the product plaques I came across Cynthia Slyvia Stout (what a name!), the name immediately put me off, I initially thought of the smell of ale and especially the small of stale ale (I used to work in a pub back when I was at college) and I must of grimaced ...  Read the complete review

You can't beat the friendliness of the staff in a Lush shop, it in fact often verges on the annoying. However I can't complain that the nice lady on the counter at this particular visit offered me a free sample of veganese conditioner to use with this shampoo. It was a similar smell and complimented it well I feel, but anyway thats a seperate review... ££ Price and value for money - The bottle comes in three different sizes. I purchased the medium size (250ml) which set me back £6.80 - I do think this is rather a lot but if you're in the mood to treat yourself to a nice shampoo which you know is going to be natural and ethically sourced then it's well worth ...  Read the complete review

This shampoo from Lush is meant for hair that needs a bit of extra conditioning and is meant to be good for frizz. I specifically asked when I went to the Lush shop which one was best for frizz! The shampoo is made from: Stout (Beer), Water (Aqua), Ammonium Lauryl Sulfate, Fine Sea Salt, Lauryl Betaine, Propylene Glycol, Fresh Organic Lemon Juice (Citrus limonum), Cognac Oil (Vitis vinifera), Lemongrass Oil (Cymbopogon schoenanthus), Yeast, Balsamic Vinegar, *Citral, *Geraniol, Perfume, Methylparaben * Occurs naturally in Essential Oils As can be seen the ingredients are very natural and do indeed include stout! The website says that ...  Read the complete review

Like many people, I'm often on the hunt for a shampoo that provides something different to my hair and helping to keep it in great condition. I often call into Lush to find such products as I have yet to be disappointed with any of their products. A good few years ago I came across this shampoo: Cynthia Sylvia Stout, a dark brown shampoo that has a deep rich smell of stout, citrus and lovely herbal notes. I was aware that beer can give a lovely shine to hair so figured I'd give this a go. I bought a 500g bottle in my local Lush store for £11.57, expensive for a shampoo, yes, but the ingredients are completely worth it. It can be bought in 100g, 250g or ...  Read the complete review