Re: Lush
I love Lush skincare, I have dry skin with some oily areas on my nose and chin.
I use Angels on Bare Skin in the morning, which is a really gentle exfoliator and has lavender in it to balance the skin, the I use Eau Roma Water toner to remove any cleanser traces and then I moisturise with Celestial, which is a moisturiser for sensitive skin, my skin isn't that sensitive but I find it works really well with my skin, keeping everything soft and supple.
At night I take my make up off with Ultra Bland, which is a great product, don't think you have to use loads of it, literally a tiny amount on one finger can be spread around your whole face, rubbed into the make up to dissolve it, it's gentle enough to use around your eyes. I take this off with a hot face cloth or preferably a hot muslin cloth. I then remove any traces with Tea Tree Toner before moisturising with Skin Nanny. This moisturiser is pretty heavy so I wouldn't recommend it to anyone that doesn't have dry skin. Now that it's getting warmer, it's becoming a bit to heavy even for me, so soon enough I'm going to start using Dream Cream (the body moisturiser) as my night cream as it's lighter but still beneficial to my skin.
About 3 times a week I use Dark Angels all over my face in the shower (because it's so messy!) concentrating on my oily areas before rinsing off under the shower head with a face cloth. This stuff can be tricksey and leave traces of black on your face so I make sure there's nothing left in the mirror after I get out of the shower, before toning with Eau Roma Water and then moisturising. A lot of the time when I'm using Dark Angels in the shower I use a bit on my chest to get rid of any little pimples that might be lurking there too.
So that's my regime, I do use other Lush products on my face from time to time as well as shower stuff, massage bars, hair care etc. but these ones are the main ones. I'm looking forward to trying the new solid serums that just came out.
