Lush King of the Mods

What is it: King of the Mods is a light hold, lime and grapefruit scented hair styling product available only from Lush. At £6.80 per a 100g pot it certainly isn't for everyday use, unless you happen to be a damn site richer than me (not hard really). Casing: As with a lot of lush products it comes in the familiar black pot with the ingredients and who made it etc stuck on the pot. Inside the pot is a white coloured cream with the similar consistency of sun tan lotion (in fact i have occasionally mistaken it for moisturizer and put it on my face - I don't recommend doing this ^_^). Smell: The best part about this ...  Read the complete review

Hair Gel isn't something I'd normally consider, it reminds me somewhat of the boys when I was at school, with their wet look hair. Nice(!) Whilst I've probably tried almost every hair styling product known to man, gel wasn't something that appealed to me whatsoever. Due to this of course, the hair gel section was something I'd always bypassed at Lush, and even found quite odd. If they're going to make styling products, why gel? Gel's rubbish! Then two things happened. First was I had my side fringe re cut and it was misbehaving quite badly. Desperate to get it to do as I say without having to resort to sitting it on the naughty step (since that would involve ...  Read the complete review

King of the mods is one of Lush's newer products it is a hair gel and this one gives a light hold (they have light, medium and firm.) Now do you remember the sherbet fountains you could get when you were little? You know the ones with the big liquorice stick in. Well this smells just like sniffing one of them (well to me anyway - the other half says it smells really sickly like rotten cotton candy!) I love, love, love the smell and that it does what it is supposed to do to. Now some of you who have ready my other reviews will have heard me moaning about my ultra sensitive skin many a time! Well I am pleased to report this does not ...  Read the complete review

During my big Lush addiction last year I stumbled across this hair gel whilst looking for something to control my frizzy out of control hair. A staff member in my local Lush store recommended this gel, I was a little dubious at first, the gels I have used in the past have been gloopy and rather sticky and ended up having to wash my hair 3/4 times to get rid of it. The Lush gel was different though, I applied it after washing my hair then styled and dried it as usual, the result was soft straight hair that looked and also smelt delicious. The only reason I no longer use it is the cost, the last time I was in Lush the gel was priced around £7 I ...  Read the complete review

My girlfriend spends far to much money on Lush and I started to complain, so instead of cutting back a bit she has started to but stuff for me to. I like to use hair gel and our children like to use it when they go to parties as well so my girlfriend got me some gel from lush called King of the Mods. This is a funny sort of gel because it does not look like gel it looks more like a cream, it is very sticky and gooey nothing like what I usually use. I love the smell of this product it is lime and grapefruit and is very tangy, the smell stays on my hair for ages and I really like it. You get this in a little black pot and I have been warned to keep the ...  Read the complete review