Salomon Lush

Advantages: Lush
Disadvantages: Design and postage costs

...Lush.co.uk It occurred to me when I placed an order on lush.co.uk yesterday that I had never reviewed the Lush website. I?ve used it many a time, both for research and for shopping and so I thought I?d give you a rundown As many of will already know Lush is a fabulous company that makes luxury bath and beauty products out of yummy natural stuff. Most of the ingredients they use are natural and are sourced ethically. Where ever possible they use the best stuff available which is why their products can be a bit on the pricey side. In line with Lush?s commitment to the environment they use very little packaging. A lot of their products including shampoo come in solid form so they don?t have to use a plastic bottle and obviously having a much smaller moisture content they weigh less so need less fuel to be transported. Obviously some... Read review

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Advantages: Smells lovely and contain NO aluminium
Disadvantages: none for me

...I have spent years trying to find alternatives to the Carcinogenic deodorants with aluminium. I've tried the Lush hard dry solid deodorant bars and although they smell nice they are difficult to apply. They hurt if you rub them under your arms, they suggest scraping powder off them with your nails - well not great really - you just get the stuff stuck up your nails. I was wandering through our new Westfield shopping centre in Derby and the smell of Lush drew me in as it does every time I pass -the smell is so inviting . Anyway on this latest visit to Lush I was persuaded to try Aromacreme . I always go in with the intention of buying one item and come out with about four and a bill of about £15 + so I do have to limit my visits. When you buy lush products they either come in the recyclable black pots or if they are loose products like... Read review

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Advantages: Worth it JUST for Last Night & Olympia!
Disadvantages: Some idiot told them to try & appeal to the Britpop market

...For some reason neither of the Lush fans on Ciao (that'd be me & Larsbaby) had reviewed this & seeing as how this album actually contains a single that shares this sites name I thought I'd better sort that out so here goes. Lush were a shoegazing band during the 90's who enjoyed small success with "Single Girl" & are best known for their slightly trippy phased jangly guitars & breathy female vocals provided by the musical & song writing talents of Miki Berenyi (one day I WILL learn to spell that without looking it up) & Emma Anderson, bass guitar was manned by part time goth Phil King & the drums were helmed by the sadly deceased Chris Acland. Lovelife was their 3rd & final studio album released in March 1996, after touring & doing various festivals that year Anderson announced she wanted to leave the band (and did going on to form... Read review

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