Five Steps With… Lush

Even though I don’t use that many products from the Lush Skincare range in my Skincare Routine as they don’t really work that well with my Skin Type, I do occasionally use a few of their products  from time to time, and I thought that I would tell you my quick Five Step Routine using some of the Lush Skincare range.

A tall bearded man wearing a light lilac purple v neck t-shirt sat on a silver metal bench.

A picture of my Face.

Anyway, that’s enough of me rambling, here’s my quick five step routine using some of the Lush Skincare range.

A circular puddle of some bright Pink face mask, on a white background.

A picture of the Lush Rosy Cheeks face mask.

1. Face Mask.
The first thing that I do is wet my Face using some very warm Water, and then depending on how my Skin has been feeling will apply either a little bit of the Don’t Look At Me Fresh Face Mask if it’s been feeling a little bit rough and dry , or a little bit of the Rosy Cheeks Fresh Face Mask if it’s been feeling really dry and irritated.

A flat circular white disk of powder, on a white background.

A picture of the Lush Tea Totaler Cleansing Balm.

2. Cleanser.
Then once I have left my Face Mask to set for about fifteen minutes, I rinse it all off using some more really Warm Water and a Microfibre Cloth, and cleanse my face with either the 9 to 5 Cleansing Lotion or the Tea Totaler Cleansing Balm if i’ve used the Rosy Cheeks Fresh Face Mask, or the Ultrabland Self-Preserving Facial Cleanser if i’ve used the Don’t Look At Me Fresh Face Mask.

A medium circular puddle of some creamy white Facial Scrub that has some pieces of Bamboo Stem Extract running through it, on a white background.

A picture of the Lush Happy Skin Enzymic Facial Exfoliator.

3. Facial scrub.
Then once i’ve removed every little scrap of Cleanser from my Skin, which can be a bit difficult if i’ve used the Ultrabland Self-Preserving Facial Cleanser, I apply a pea-sized amount of the Happy Skin Enzymic Facial Exfoliator, and massage it into my Skin. I pay special attention to my T-Zone as this is where I tend to get most of my Breakouts. I also get little Patches of Eczema underneath my Eyes and can’t use anything too strong to get rid of them, so this is perfect to use as it’s incredibly gentle and doesn’t irritate my Skin.

A medium circular puddle of some translucent pale blue toner water, on a white background.

A picture of the Lush Breath of Fresh Air Toner Water.

4. Toner.
Then once I have let the Happy Skin Enzymic Facial Exfoliator work it’s magic for a minute or two, I use even more really Warm Water to remove it and leave my Skin to air dry for a few minutes. Then once it is almost completely dry, I spray quite a liberal amount of the Breath of Fresh Air Toning Water all over my Face and leave my Skin to dry for a good two or three minutes.

A medium circular puddle of some creamy white moisturiser, on a white background.

A picture of the Lush Peace Moisturiser.

5. Moisturiser.
Then once my Skin is completely dry, I apply a pea-sized amount of the Peace Moisturiser all over my Face and massage it into my Skin using the tips of my Fingers. If i’m having an Eczema Flare-Up i’ll also apply another pea-sized amount Underneath my Eyes as an Eye Cream as it usually helps to calm my Skin down.
There you go, that’s my quick five step Skincare Routine using some of the Lush Skincare range.
I was very kindly sent some of the products in this post, but all thoughts, opinions, and general ramblings are my own.
Do you use any of the Lush Skincare range in your Skincare Routine? What’s your quick five step Skincare Routine? What’s some of your favourite Skincare ranges? Please let me know down below.

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Luke x

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2 Comments:

  1. I would love to have a skincare routine of my own. I don’t think we have Lush here in the States.

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