Lush Seanik

Whenever I come back from being abroad I find that my hair can often be a nightmare. I recently spent a weekend in Spain and although I use my usual shampoo and conditioner my hair felt as dry as straw and was a nightmare to manage and style. So I looked online specifically stating the issue with my hair using Google and it presented me with a whole host of different products to use, the one which stood out was one from Lush. The problem with my hair is that whilst it is lovely and blonde it is quite thick and I have a lot of hair on my head which often means I do need to use extra conditioning treatments once every few weeks to maintain my locks. Lush ...  Read the complete review

This shampoo bar is a great alternative to BIG if your hair needs something a little less rough. The overwhelming scent (or,at least to me) is of orange and sea salt. The beautiful blue colour is apealing,and it is a fantastic looking shampoo bar - one of the prettiest ones,actually. As with all of Lush' shampoo bars,all you need is one or two swipes onto wet hair to get a gorgeous lather that scents and cleans your hair beautifully. It will last as long as at least 2 bottles of soap (and that's with hair MY length - ie : almost bottom length!So,possibly 3 bottles for those with shorter hair,maybe even four!) As you lather this ...  Read the complete review

Product:- Seanik Shampoo Bar Purchased From:- Lush Cost:- £4.53 Advantages: Small and great for lightweight storage Disadvantages: Doesn't deliver the same results as a liquid based conditioner *****The Product***** Shampoo bars are essentially a solid shampoo compacted into a small circular - no liquid bar. The Shampoo bar should provide the same number of washes as the equivalent of 3 250g bottles of a liquid based shampoo. I was initially attracted to the bar due to its size and the potential to de-clutter my bathroom by using the shampoo bar instead of my regular bottled shampoo. Shampoo bars are an ...  Read the complete review

Another great product from Lushs no packaging range, the solid shampoos are great if, like me, you travel alot as they are compact, don't leak (dur), can be carried in hand luggage on planes, last AGES and along with all of that keep your hair in good condition. The problem most people have with the solid shampoos is working out how to use them. (I even have a friend who mistook it for soap and used it for months to get washed with much to my amusement- she said it made her skin soft at least) The key to using them is to lather it up in your hands, then rub in circles 3 or 4 times round your head (obviously more or less depending on hair length) and voila you ...  Read the complete review

Lush Seanik Shampoo Bar I few weeks ago I read a review on a Lush product which talked about The Fresher Box, which I read up on, on the Lush website, www.lush.co.uk. As I was popping in to town that afternoon and was keen to try more Lush products I wondered into the Lush store, had a chat with the sales assistant and choose lots of lovely new Lush products. The Fresher's box contained 8 Lush sampler products for a tenner, which I found a great way to try lots of products I would have otherwise avoided because of the price. Having been very impressed with my previous purchase of a shampoo bar I opted this time for the Seanik Shampoo Bar. With my ...  Read the complete review