So over the past two months I have
purchased a lot of skin care products from Lush cosmetics as I have been having
very bad skin lately and decide to go the natural, preservative free route. I won’t
be reviewing all the products in one post but I will be doing them in three
parts. In part one I will review the two cleansers I got; Angels on Bare Skin
& Ultrabland.
I’ll start with Ultrabland. Ultrabland is
one of Lush best selling products. It is an oil based cleanser suitable for all
skin types. When you think of a cleanser, you think gel, cream, or foam base
which produces a creamy foamy lather, but no, obviously Lush thought otherwise
with this cleanser. Ultrabland is a heavy oil cream, which looks and feels like
pure coconut oil and smells a lot like honeycomb. You apply Ultrabland straight
onto the face, massage gently and remove with a warm cloth.
This product is an EXCELLENT make up
remover, because of its main ingredient, beeswax. You can rub this on your eyes
to get off eye makeup and it doesn’t sting your eyes at all. Besides being a
brilliant make up remover it gets rid of all dirt and oil from your face that
would gather after a long day. I use this at night because it is quiet oily and
also doesn’t require moisturising after cleansing.
The reason
I fell in love with this product, besides it leaving my face soft and supple,
it has lightened by blemishes so much also it soothed any pimple I had before I
started using it. This is not really for acne prone skin but if you trying to
lighten acne scars or hydrate dry skin, this would be the perfect product.
Now onto Angels on Bare skin....
Angels on Bare Skin is a gorgeous product. It
is from Lush’s range of fresh facial cleanser. It has no preservative and only
has a shelf life of 3 months.
The features of this product according to
Lush.com:
Features
- Not sure which cleanser to use? Angels on Bare Skin is suitable (and beneficial) for all skin types.
- A worldwide best-seller: Why? Because it makes your skin look and feel incredibly soft.
- Nutty scrub: Ground almonds gently scrub away dirt, oil, and built up debris in your pores.
Angels on Bare Skin is
an almost dry product that you have take a pea size piece and mix with a little
bit of water to form a paste before massaging it into the face. I find this
process very therapeutic but can be annoying if you are in a rush. It smells
really good and I find it really fun to use. Using Angels on Bare skin in combination
with Ultrabland has really evened out my skin tone. My skin is less blotchy and
much smoothed and the ground almonds makes for a gentle exfoliator that can be
used every day.
In conclusion, I have founds using these
products very effective for evening out my skin tone and keeping my skin soft
and supple. I have also gotten no break outs since using these products nor a
single blemish. I suggest buying the smaller size in both these products as I have
had both these products for just over a month, using it every day, and haven’t even
reached half of the pot. Ultrabland retails for R95 and Angels on bare Skin goes
for R105. For international prices go to Lush.com for more information.
Please tell me what your favourite Lush
cleansers are and if you have used Ultrabland or Angels on bare skin please let
me know what your opinions are in the comments below.
