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Lush Squeeky Green Shampoo BarNewest Review: ... as soon as I got home I hopped into the shower to try it, amongst my other new Lush products of course. Kind lady in the ... more |
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by - written on 09/10/09 (Very useful, 33 readings)
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Lush Squeaky Green Shampoo Bar After falling a bit in love with Lush recently I indulged myself in some divine hair care an skin care products, with the Squeaky Green Shampoo Bar being one of them. When the very helpful sale assistant was walking me around the store and telling me lots about lots of different products I could not quite believe the Shampoo in a Bar scenario and without much temptation wanted to buy one. After discussing with said helpful assistant (who must have picked up the fact that I was intent on spending a small fortune in there) my hair type and the recent noticeable build up of silicone in my hair I opted, on her advice, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/02/09 (Very useful, 192 readings)
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I've tried loads of Lush products but had never given their solid shampoos ago until recently, when I thought I'd try Squeeky Green. I was attracted by Lush's claim that it lasts longer than a bottle of liquid shampoo so I thought even though it's £4.40, much more than the usual shampoos I buy, I might get more value for money. I also thought it might be handy to take with me in a wash bag on holiday or to the gym. I have to admit I was also tempted by the cute little tins Lush sell to keep these in, and ended up buying 2 shampoo bars just to get a tin free! I'm a big fan of 'green' scents and this smelt lovely when I picked it up in the shop. It smells ... Read the complete review
by - written on 03/09/08 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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A month or so ago I bought a collection of Lush products from Ebay and in the collection was Squeaky Green solid shampoo bar. Since I first used the bar I have not used a liquid shampoo once because the bar is just so great! Squeaky Green is a round bar of solid shampoo; it is around the circumference of a jam jar and is about ¾ of an inch thick. The bar is 55g and costs £4.50 from Lush stores or Lush online. While £4.50 is quite expensive for a shampoo I think this is good value for money because it last a long time and bubbles up so well that you need only use a tiny bit each time. The bar is strange looking up close because it looks like loads ... Read the complete review
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