Lush Suan Wen Hua Hair Moisturiser

I am sitting here stinking. My kids have been round spraying the air with deodorant, I stink so badly. In fact, I can hardly stand it myself. I smell just like the contents of the bins belonging to the filthiest students you could ever imagine. Oh, and the bin’s been left out in the sun for a couple of months. With the lid off. Get the picture? So why? Well, no, I am not dirty myself. Well, my mind may be, but my body isn’t too bad. The problem is Lush. Yes, the Lush I am always raving about. Lush that is beautiful, colourful and sweetly perfumed. Except, it appears, for the H’Suan Wen Hua hair moisturiser, that is. This stuff ...  Read the complete review

Living in a hard water area is always going to play havoc with your skin, hair and scalp and much of the time, despite changing shampoo and conditioner in the hope that my hair will become soft and sleek. Every now and again I like to treat myself to a hair mask or a conditioning treatment which I leave in for a certain amount of time to give my hair and scalp an extra conditioning. A hair mask or conditioning treatment is a bit like a face mask in that you hope to get rid of the impurities and product build up that could be causing unnecessary problems such as a dry scalp or greasy roots. My own stylist at my local salon told me that I should actually use a ...  Read the complete review

I bought this hair treatment as I was in need of a new one and due to my love of Lush felt that I really should give one of theres a bash! This hair moisturiser costs £7.10 and one pot unfortuantely will not last you long at all. Maybe three washes I would say, although that obviously depends on how much you use and the length of your hair. My hair is shoulder length almost and the label on the pot does say to put loads on which is how I came to by my reckoning of 3 washes. The smell of the moisturiser is very spicey and quite strong so it is well worth sniffing before you buy! The main scent I would say is the cinammon and bay ingredients. However the main ...  Read the complete review

Before I start there is only one thing I can advise you about H'suan Wen Hua- ask to smell it before you buy it. If you do not like the smell in the tub you will not like the way it makes your hair smell! And it is VERY strong smelling. Having said that, I love the smell. It's like a... actually I don't what it's like! It contains bay infusion, watercress infusion, free range eggs, bananas, avocado, balsamic vinegar,extra virgin olive oil, rosemary oil, cinnamon leaf oil and some other bits and bobs, so basically it's a spicy herby salad dressing sort of smell! And all these random sounding things are basically there to make your hair amazing! I've ...  Read the complete review

I absolutely love this stuff. First off, I blowdry / straighten my hair a whole lot more than I know is healthy for it, so finding a conditioning treatment that actually worked (and not only for the first hour or two) was always going to be a challenge. After trying countless numbers of other conditioning hair products available from Boots, Superdrug etc I decided to pop into LUSH to see if they had anything available to suit my needs. After a quick talk with a Sales Assistent I headed to the the till with both 'H'Suan Wen Hua' and there 'Retread' conditioners. LUSH describe this as the 'God of hair' and a 'Mega treat.' Both of which ...  Read the complete review