Lush Sea Spray

Lush Sea Spray - £9.95

Hair Naturally Blow Dried (taken from iPhone):

Hair Naturally Blow Dried with Lush Sea Spray (taken from iPhone):

I once used a Sea Salt Spray when I was younger and it dried out my hair massively. I then saw on the grapevine that a lot of people have been using Salt sprays to enhance their natural curls. From that I bought the L'oreal Studio Matt & Messy Salt Spray (see post), I quite liked it but I was keen on the smell - which is I find off putting. So then a friend of mine recommended Lush Sea Spray and said it was one of the best that she had used, and to be honest I agree.

The first thing I can say about this spray is that is isn't one of the cheapest. It is around the £10 mark for a 100gram bottle. I can't quite detect what smell it is but I think it could be Rose but I wasn't sure, though it is my favourite scent but smells much more natural than the L'oreal. This spray gives me more definitive curls than the L'oreal which kind of gave me a "scrunched" look. It also doesn't make my hair feel heavy or thick with product unlike some others and also allows my hair not to breathe so after a day of having it in, it doesn't feel drying. Plus it brushes out too which is a bonus.

I think that this Sea Spray is great and a god send because it saves me so much time of curling. I know it doesn't give me the perfect curls but it really helps just give my hair a boost which makes it perfect for my 'last minute' rush to work.

Have you tried this? Or recommend any curling products?

Lush BIG Shampoo

On my usual quest of finding shampoo to fix my dry hair I found I stumble upon this beauty. Okay I was using up all my shampoos which I have accumulated over the past months so I was particular on the hunt for a shampoo. I've never used a Lush shampoo and I think the price alway had put me off but wow-o-wow they are amazing! (I say they when I mean one as I have only tried this one.) 


 However, after watching one of missglamorazzi videos she mentions this shampoo was good for clarifying. It took me a while to buy this product as I thought the sea salt so automatically dry my hair. I brought the product in the end was because I wanted the sea salt to clear excess product on my scalp. The really helpful Lush assistant did reassure me that because the shampoo consists of coconut oil it isn't too drying, though she did recommend that I only use it once a week because I dye my hair it can be quite stripping for the colour and your hairs natural oils. 


But seriously, I have NEVER had so many compliments in my life on my hair; it looks great, feels great and I have fallen in love with this shampoo. I wish I could use it every time I washed my hair but I know it would ruin my hair. So now I need to find a shampoo which gives me these effects but is slightly milder for a more frequent use. It is quite expensive at £11.25 for 330g but I think for Lush products it is worth it. Mainly because they are filled with natural ingredients and the service that you receive in store is the best on the high street. I am Lush bias as I am in love with the brand. 


 Has anyone else tried other Lush shampoos?