I am a big Lush fan and really enjoy browsing around my local store. The trouble is, I have to really limit myself to what I buy as I love all of their products and it can get rather expensive! One of the more unusual things I have tried from Lush is their Lip Dip Lip Scrub which they brought our as a limited edition item back in 2010. The lip scrub comes in a very small glass jar with a twist off lid and it cost me £4.30. I thought it seemed to be a little bit overpriced at the time and the reason I bought it was because I was sort of coerced into trying it as I stood by the counter paying for my bath bombs and bubble bars. The sales assistant gave me ...  Read the complete review

Lush lip dip lip scrub is my favourite of the limited edition of their holiday lip scrubs in 2010. This lip scrub is made up from cranberry seed oil, berries, and lemon. This scrub is packed full of natural ingredients to keep the lips soft and hydrated. Lush say: This sugary sweet lip scrub is a fizzy and luscious new way to keep lips smooth and tingly. Rowena wanted to use popping candy and sugar to scrub the lips, but she and Helen eventually settled on fizzing sherbet to make lips tingle; the Fair trade sugar is finely granulated to gently scrub away rough skin. Sherbet, Sugar, Almond Oil (Prunus dulcis), Cranberry Seed Oil (Vaccinium macrocarpon), Lemon ...  Read the complete review

Lush released a number of limited edition Christmas products in 2010, including a new lip scrub. There were already three in the range that had been released earlier in 2010 - Sweet Lips (chocolate), Mint Juleps (mint chocolate) and Bubblegum (as the name suggests). Lip Dip was cranberry and lemon flavoured and was a little bit different. Lip Dip, like the other lip scrubs, comes in a little glass jar. These jars are quite new to Lush but a couple of their products now come in them, including the colour supplements. Each scrub costs £4.50 (although the price might have now gone up slightly with the VAT rise). Lip Dip is suitable for vegans and is ...  Read the complete review

Unlike most of the people reviewing beauty products on here, I'm not really a fan of Lush products. I find them too heavily scented and overpriced. I was bought this lip scrub as a present from a friend, it's not something I would have thought to pick out myself. I have to admit for the first few weeks it was just sitting there unused, as exfoliating my lips isn't something I generally think to do. However, I do every now and again get dry patches on my bottom lip. I remembered the lip scrub and decided to give it a go. When opening the pot, it basically looks like a pot of sticky sugar. It has a very sweet scent to it too, but this is ...  Read the complete review

I have always been a fan of Lush products, but due to the cost of the items, I have always kept my purchases to gifts or treats for myself on a special occasion. When I do treat myself or others though, I always enjoy perusing the varied and colourful items for sale. I often pass a Lush store whilst on my way to work, and the sweet smell and colourful products in the window always make me wish that I could pop in instead of carrying on to work. A while ago, I was shopping for some little gifts for a friend's birthday and thought that Lush would be the perfect place to go. As well as picking out a lovely gift set for my friend, when I went to pay, I spotted ...  Read the complete review