There are a few different bars to choose from but I went with Seanik because as the name suggests it smells like the sea and it contains sea-salt which I was told by the lady in Lush is good for volume - something my hair badly lacks - it is as limp as a bit of seaweed.
As you can see it looks a little bit like a blue macaron.
Other ingredients are:
- Irish Moss and Nori Seaweed - to soften the hair.
- Lemon Oil - for shine.
- Mimosa Absolute, Orange Flower Absolute and Jasmine Absolute - for a light fresh feeling.
The bar works just the same way a bar of soap does and does not take much to get lathered up and you really do not need to use a lot of it in your hair. I always wash my hair twice but when using this you could easily only wash your hair once because it gives you hair such a deep cleanse but it does leave your hair feeling a bit too squeaky clean in texture so I use my typical conditioner afterwards but if you don't use conditioner you will probably see the benefits such as volume more.
It would be handy if you travel about a lot as it takes up a lot less room than a bulky bottle of shampoo and I would be good for a festival I am considering taking mine to Download Festival so help get all the dirt out of my hair!
I would like to use it with a condition from Lush such as American Cream as I have been told that is is really good for dry hair. Anyone any experience of Lush conditioners?
£5
oh Ive ooh'd and aaah'd over this too! Wasnt sure about it but I do want to try it at some point. Worth it aye? xxxxx
ReplyDeleteahhh it does look like a macaroon!
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