Lush Soak & Float Shampoo Bar

I've had a problem scalp for years - dry, itchy, flaky. I've tried anti-dandruff shampoos, over the counter shampoos, even been to the doctor and got lotions and shampoos on prescription. Nothing works for more than a few weeks, or they really dry my hair out and it breaks really easily. I decided to try this shampoo after Lush cruely stopped making Recon, their scalp conditioner, which is the only thing that worked on my poor scalp. It does work, but not the same extent. I found that the shampoo bar took a bit of getting used to, but soon found it was quite theraputic rubbing the bar into the worst bits of my scalp. Once I rinsed my hair, I found ...  Read the complete review

Soak and Float is Lush's answer to anti-dandruff shampoos such as Head and Shoulders. I was particularly keen to try it, as I have a very problematic scalp - it is ridiculously sensitive, and I actually get a chemical burn style reaction from Head and Shoulders. For those who are unfamiliar with Lush's solid shampoos, the premise is really quite simple: You rub the bar of shampoo between your hands, or straight onto your head, in a manner similar to soap. Takes a little getting used to, but it really does work and lather up well. The solid shampoos also lack ridiculously long - the website claims they last for up to 70 washes, and I'd say this was about ...  Read the complete review

I have a bit of a problem scalp, sometimes dry, sometimes itchy and unless I use an anti-dandruff shampoo, it gets flaky. I had been using a well known anti-dandruff shampoo for about 2 years, which after a year and a half, failed to work as well as it did when I first used it. Now what was I going to do? I didn't want to keep switching from one anti-dandruff shampoo to the next in case it aggravated my scalp. Then I remembered Lush. They are a body and haircare company who make their products using natural ingredients and they don't test on animals. I went into my local shop and had a browse, hoping they might have something to treat ...  Read the complete review

Since i can remember I have suffered from occasional flaky scalp outbreaks. I have used most of the supermarket dandruff shampoos which are really not effective. The only product that used to sort out the problem temporarily was TGel; however that no longer works on me so not only so do I have Flaky scalp Syndrome I also have stinky hair syndrome as well! I'm lucky enough to have an original Iron bath in my house so I love a trip to Lush to buy up their amazing bath bombs so i can soak for hours in luxury! It was during a trip last summer that i noticed the shampoo bars; always skeptical about such items (even from Lush) I thought this would dry my hair out ...  Read the complete review

Lush's shampoo bars are something that every person should try at least once! They're absolutely fabulous, especially for people who go to the gym or travel a lot. If you buy 2 you also get a free storage tin, which is really handy to carry your bar around in! Soak n' Float is not one of the most wonderful smelling Lush products, however it is one of the most effective soldiers in the battle against flaky scalps. Soak n' Float contains cade oil which battles against the microbes that cause your scalp to become flaky. It also contains Lavender oil which soothes the skin and helps to balance our your scalps natural sebum (oil) production, which means ...  Read the complete review