Lush Fresh Face Mask Brazened Honey

There are, much to my delight, lots of new Lush products hitting the shelves. Everything from Skin care to bath products and as you can imagine with my bonus from work, I’ve been spending in Lush...just don't tell Steve (Gingaro). :o) As well as looking after my hands, feet and body with numerous Lush products filling the bathroom shelves, I tend more often than not to use a Lush face mask every few weeks or so. Why? Well I do have really sensitive skin and find it difficult to find a product which doesn't leave my skin feeling dry or raw after using - except with Lush products which do not irritate my skin. The one good thing about Lush is that ...  Read the complete review

I shan't type out every ingredient which is in this pot, that would take forever and would also be a bit pointless. Because if I say it has a dash of clove bud oil in it, is that going to make rush out and buy it? Possibly not! What I can tell you is that this is another fine fresh face mask from one of my favourite stores, Lush. Contrary to popular belief, not just women shop at Lush. I have spied a few men sneaking shampoos into their paws and I am not ashamed to go in there and buy whatever takes my fancy. It has be to said, that their fresh face masks are some of the best you can get. Affordable, great smells and indulgent! The Brazen Honey mask ...  Read the complete review

Recently I found myself in Lush after a long spell of not being near one, and we found ourselves buying a few little treats. For me I picked out a Brazened Honey face mask. I have fairly combination skin, it gets very dry across the cheeks, forehead and nose, but I can get a few outbreaks on my chin and between the eyes. The shop assistant recommended two masks to me, and tried them both on my hand to test for reactions or to see which one I preferred. I decided on this one since the other one was seasonal, and if it worked wouldn't be available all year anyway! The Brazened Honey mask is made using only fresh ingredients, and because of this ...  Read the complete review

I'm a massive fan of Lush and all of their natural skincare goodies. My sisters favourite face mask is Brazened Honey, she raves about how lovely it makes her skin feel. The last time we were in Edinburgh we went into Lush and we got lucky as the Brazened Honey face mask was too old to be sold as it needs to be sold within a couple of days of being made so that once you take it home it still has a shelf life of two weeks so we got full sized pots for free. Brazen Honey is one of Lush's fresh face masks costing £6.45 for a 75mg tub and needs to be kept in the fridge and used within two weeks of purchase. It claims that the blend of honey, almonds and warming ...  Read the complete review

I'm gradually working my way through the Lush face masks, I must admit I'm slightly addicted...okay I'm completely addicted and not ashamed to say so. I'm so in love with the fact that the products are made with pure thought and devotion that no other cosmetic company rivals them. As I've come out the winter, spring and now coming into the summer I have suffered horrendously with bad, dry skin and unfortunately due to have a few patches of eczema on my face, mainly my forehead I now have very slight blemishes, which of course I notice everytime I look in a mirror! It starts to get depressing especially when your foundation cannot cover them up. After using ...  Read the complete review