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    #32
    LegacyUser
    Registered Users Posts: 166,026 ✭✭✭✭LegacyUser


    I read the thread about the buffy product from Lush, which sounds brilliant. I'm having trouble trying to find the best product for shaving be it using razors, or a cream. I always end up with red bumps and coming out in a rash, then getting ingrown hairs. So which is better razors or using a hair removal cream, and what additional products to stop the red bumps, rash, ingrown hairs. In order to stop the itch, should I continue shaving there every day or so? Help! Would really appreciated some advice


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    #33
    Ickle Magoo
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    There is already this thread on shaving products, needhelpgirls, so I've moved your post over.


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    #34
    The Sweeper
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    Have to say, given Lush's rep, was surprised to see Sodium Lauryl Sulfate as an ingredient in their best selling soap.


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    #35
    seenitall
    Registered Users Posts: 3,715 ✭✭✭seenitall


    cant26 wrote: »
    Hi.
    Just wondering if Lush do any shower products for oily skin? I have started getting spots on my back in the last couple of months.think its because i came off the pill but im in my mid twenties so its really frustrating!! Cant seem to ever find a shower gel for oily skin.They are all for dry skin which would make my back even worse! Thanks..

    They have a few shower gels and similar that are very citrussy, so I imagine intended for oily skin. Give them a go. They sell them in various sizes, so you can buy the smallest size bottle first so you don't have to fork out a fortune if it doesn't work for you. I think the smallest bottles are 100 ml.


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    #36
    Gauge
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    The Lemslip body cleanser is suggested for people with body acne. Worth inquiring in store, I find they're generous enough with samples if you're interested in a specific product.


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    #37
    Aishae
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,800 ✭✭✭Aishae


    best razor ive found is the venus breeze / spa breeze etc although the only differene is the scent and the price! the regular venus is very good too - its just handy not having to use cream (i use hair conditioner with disposables = we all have left over conditioner and it seems to be pretty good as a sort of cleanser) but if youre on a stricter budget the the venus angelite is good (i think thats the name - theyre an aqua green colour)

    when i shave i always moisturise after. otherwise the skin seems to dry out and then your legs feel all the m,ore like a pair of cacti and you get ingrown hairs. i moisturise them after every shower. originally i started doing that to preserve a holiday tan but found that it was excellent at keeping the legs soft and they didnt feel like the aforemention cactus - its also helping the bloodflow and keeping them in a good state


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    #38
    rannerap
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,900 ✭✭✭rannerap


    I never really got into lush, I think I might start giving some of the products a go though!


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