Herbalism Cleanser by LUSH

Product Description

Herbalism has China clay to remove excess oil, ground almonds and rice bran to exfoliate away dead skin cells, sage, chamomile and marigold to soothe inflammation and rosemary and sage to banish nasty microbes. As well, the combination of the clay and rice bran leaves a matte finish to the skin. Some people who have used the Angels On Bareskin and found it too rich, find the Herbalism to be lighter. If you persist and use this cleanser every day, we guarantee results that are well worth the bother. Important: /BDue to all the fresh ingredients, this cleanser has a shelf life of just three months.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #10064 in Beauty
• Brand: LUSH Cosmetics
• Dimensions: .22 pounds

Features

• Essential oils provide an antiseptic action, relieving congested complexions while rice bran helps absorb facial oils
• Includes ground almonds (not shells) to gently remove dead surface cells leaving skin soft and relaxed

Customer Reviews

Exfoliates Effectively
Herbalism is an earthy product that feels like clay. To use it you have to add a little water and then smooth it over your skin. It takes about a minute to exfoliate like a dream. I was very impressed with how effective it was and it left my skin moisturized and radiant. If you are allergic to nut oils this might not be for you, although I am allergic to almonds and didn't experience any problems. The ingredients include: glycerine, kaolin, chlorphylin water, ground almonds, rice bran, rosebuds, powdered nettle, rose absolute, chamomile oil, sage oil, powdered marigold, powdered chamomile, powdered rosemary, chamomile flowers, marigold petals, limonene, linalool and perfume.

~The Rebecca Review

Awkward to use, but a nice product
Herbalism is a nice scrub that comes packaged as though it were a deli product (at least when purchased at LUSH stores) which is amusing it it's own way. While a very effective scrub for cutting off emerging acne problems if used at the first signs of problems, it can be a little awkward to use - figuring out how much to use, how much water to mix and then getting the paste from palm to hand without creating a huge mess can be a bit challenging. It has a distinctively pungent odor from the rice vinegar, but the scent fades very quickly. Overall, worth a try. I hope to try Sweet Japanese Girl to see if it works as well or if I will have to be resigned to a little bit of sloppiness.