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Lush Reincarnate Solid ShampooDescription: Brand: Lush / Hair Care Type: Shampoo / Henna shampoo for healthy scalps and dark, shiny locks. Reincarnate brings your ... more Newest Review: ... better. Value for Money 100g costs £2.95 and this makes reincarnate one of Lush’s cheapest solid shampoos. A single bar ... more |
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by Rose Pink - written on 18.10.07 (Very useful, 136 readings)
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First Impressions The idea of using a solid shampoo can seem rather novel to beginners. I must admit that I myself approached lush’s solid hair care range with high suspicion at first. We have spent of much of our lives squeezing liquid products that to discover alternatives is a bit of a shock to the system. Unfortunately Reincarnate’s appearance does little to inspire confidence in the buyer. It is a browny, yellowy colour and with its speckled appearance looks rather like weathered sandstone. The smell is a rather peculiar one. Supposedly it is similar to incense and spice but I cannot detect this. It is near impossible to describe its actual smell however, ...
by Miss Gretta - written on 04.10.07 (Very useful, 210 readings)
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I had been looking at Lush solid shampoos for ages, wondering if I should try them, but not knowing if it would be worthwhile, and just generally procrastinating. A few weeks ago though, I finally took the plunge. The thing that pushed me into action was that I heard that Lush produce a shampoo that contains henna and is designed for darker hair. That and I was getting completely fed up with the number of huge plastic bottles that I was having to throw out from hair care products – such a waste! I have very long, reddish brown hair, it is quite fine but there’s a LOT of it, and it’s quite straight. Generally, it’s actually fairly well behaved, but I look out ...



