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Lush Draught of ImmortalityNewest Review: ... always include a skin care routine at the end of a late night's studying -- or partying -- Draught of Immortality aims to ... more |
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Read Reviews for Lush Draught of Immortality
by - written on 24/06/09 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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Over the years I must have tried so many moisturisers and cleansers to probably fill my own chemist! I am always on the look out for new and improved items that will actually do what it says on the bottle. Most of the time I am left disappointed and wonder whether everything is just a marketing ploy to get you to spend money or whether the makers actually believe it works! Upon entering Lush one day I was bombarded with leaflets about Draught of Immortality along with a money off voucher for it. Now not one to turn down an offer and as I had a mini lecture on this item from a sales assistant I thought I could give it a try. Now although it wasn't ideally ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/03/02 (Very useful, 216 readings)
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I love Lush. I just cannot (and will not) stop singing the praises of this lovely place. And here I go again. Draught of immortality is the ultimate in Lush facial cleansers. Its good for the pocket and the skin! So here’s the low-down on my all-time favourite Lush product. Draught of Immortality is a cleanser/moisturiser and is often marketed by Lush as being perfect for students. There are a couple of reasons for this. First of all it is made for younger and slightly oilier skins. Now, unlike the usual stuff made for oily skins, Draught of Immortality doesn’t burn half the skin on your face off. Often the cleansers made for oily skins tend to be ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/05/01 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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Anybody that has read my opinions will know that I am a great fan of the products from the Lush shops. Now that I am getting older (and sadder) my wife keeps telling me that I should be looking after my skin more, before it goes all hard and wrinkly. I think that traditionally men are not used looking after their skin or using creams to look after their faces. So having accepted the idea that I should try a cream it really had to be the Lush shop that I went to in order to find a good product. I had looked at the Draught of Immortality before, but at £6.55 for a 250g bottle it did seem a bit dear for a product that I had not previously tried. But on my ... Read the complete review
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