Lush's lip scrubs (£5.25, 25g) seems to be favourite by many beauty bloggers, and I can see (and taste) why. Scrubbing your lips with these little gems allows dead skin and flakiness to be banished and leaves your lips feeling lovely and soft. To use the scrub you simply get a small amount on your finger lip and scrub your lips gently. The final stage to get rid of excess scrub is to lick it off. The star ingredient which makes the scrub is caster sugar, which means yes it is edible! Or if you think it's unhygienic simply wipe it off, although with the gorgeous sweet smell of them I don't know anyone who could resist even a little cheeky taste.
Mint Julips Lip Scrub: The peppermint and vanilla scrub doesn't smell as sweet smelling as the Bubblegum but I suppose this could be a good thing as it doesn't make you want to eat it all at once. Don't get me wrong it still smells really nice but it's obviously got that fresh minty smell rather than sugary sweet.
The tub may look small but a little goes a long way with these. If you can resist applying it constantly anyway!
I think I might have to get me some of this! My lips are dry all the time, especially when it's cold and i've been looking for something to help them out.
ReplyDeleteSarah xx // margaritarambles.blogspot.co.uk
It's lovely, apply lip balm afterwards too if your lips are really dry :) x
DeleteHi Charissa, hope you are having a good weekend. I have never tried any lush products before (i know... gasp!!) I would like to try the lip scrubs, i've heard a lot of good things about them so thank you for sharing. I like your wall paper it is really cute. New follower here - look forward to reading more. Love Laura xx A Scottish Lass
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen one negative reviews on these so it's worth a try for under £6! They also do a popcorn one too x
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE mint julep!
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