Lush Retread

After the success I had with Lush Jumping Juniper a shampoo bar, I thought I would try one of their many conditioners to see if I could create the type of effect I had always been promised by brands such as Pantene and Tresemme, which would make my hair shiny, manageable and sleek, and had never quite reached it. After looking at Conditioner Bars and Liquid Conditions I decided that I did like the look of Lush Retread, which comes in a black pot, which is very similar to the type of tub Lush Dream Cream comes in and for the bargain price of £6.95 for 245g I thought it was a very worthwhile purchase, especially if it is as good as the shampoo. Lush ...

Retread currently costs £8.25 for 245g, which I consider to be quite a lot for a conditioner. I am someone who does not like to spend much on toiletries (I'm pretty low maintenance!) so the fact that I have just bought my fourth pot should tell you that I rate it very highly! I have fairly normal hair (besides being quite bright red, that is, see my Caca Rouge review!) - it tends to get a bit greasy at the roots and it gets dry at the ends, it also curls a bit and can get get a little frizzled. I use Retread, which is described by Lush as "deluxe, specially enhanced, triple strength conditioner" once or twice a month as a deep conditioning treat for ...

I love Lush and I love hair care products but I?ve never really been a huge fan of the Lush hair care range. I found products that worked for me from the Pantene range and for some time now I have been sticking to them religiously but I still like trying intensive conditioners and other products as treats for my hair. I decided it was time to buy some more products from the Lush website as I didn?t have an opportunity to go to the store. While browsing I visited the ?Hair? category and noticed a number of new products, Retread was one of the new liquid conditioners. I?ve never tried ...