Shaving creams for sensitive skin.
14 January 2003, 08:52 PM
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Someone was paosting about this a few weeks ago.......
I have always had the same problems with the Krap sold in shops.......all cemicals and foaming agents etc.
Have tried the oils..not bad.
A client has given me a cream from "LUSH" called Ambrosia. You dont use water just the cream. Afetr 4 days I have noticed a difference. Its good stuff.
All I know is "Lush" makes soaps,creams and stuff. They have a shop at Heathrow and a few in Central London.
Its worth a try. I found it better than that "KIngs" stuff
I have always had the same problems with the Krap sold in shops.......all cemicals and foaming agents etc.
Have tried the oils..not bad.
A client has given me a cream from "LUSH" called Ambrosia. You dont use water just the cream. Afetr 4 days I have noticed a difference. Its good stuff.
All I know is "Lush" makes soaps,creams and stuff. They have a shop at Heathrow and a few in Central London.
Its worth a try. I found it better than that "KIngs" stuff
14 January 2003, 09:09 PM
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I just love everything from Lush. I thoroughly recommend the Ickle Baby bath ballistic for parents who have kids that don't sleep too well.
I have quite sensitive skin and I have never had any problems with anything I have bought from Lush.
Check out their website www.lush.co.uk
AJ
I have quite sensitive skin and I have never had any problems with anything I have bought from Lush.
Check out their website www.lush.co.uk
AJ
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