Lush Lemony Flutter by Lush, Hand, Foot + Nail Treatments Review

6

You can do better for your money

Lush junkies use this on their cuticles, knees, elbows, and even as pomade. You can also use it as a heavy duty hand cream, but it's so greasy you can barely operate a pencil after doing so. Lemony Flutter smells lovely and really does soften cuticles, but there are other products out there that do the same thing for a lot less money. Normally I'll fork over the extra cash for Lush products, but this one didn't make the cut.

teshie | 396 reviews

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9

Miracles.

Let me tell you something. I am a nail addict. I love polishing and taking care of my nails. I spend hours painting my nails and spend way more than I should on anything nail-related. However, when it comes to my cuticles, there is nothing I can do for them. I am utterly embarrassed by how dry and hideous they are. I have tried everything for my cuticles. From the cheapest to top-of-the-line, fr...read moreom best-selling to home remedies, I have used every product I could find. The sweetest gentleman from my local Lush store guided me towards this product. I was skeptical simply because, like I said, I've tried everything (this includes dousing my fingers in Vaseline and sleeping with socks on my hands for weeks). He rubbed some on my hand, and I noticed a fairly immediate difference. I took the pot from him and began rubbing it all over my cuticles. After about 15 minutes of evaluation, I decided I'd give it a try... I'll never use another product again. Instead of putting it on throughout the day, I put it on before I go to bed. When I wake up, my cuticles are moisturized and look healthy. I have made this a part of my nightly routine, and I have seen such an improvement in my cuticles. It doesn't change the chemistry of my cuticles or anything fancy. It simply continues moisturizing my cuticles long after the product washes off. Of course everyone's experiences are going to be different, but if you try this regimen for a couple of nights, you might see a big difference. If you have extremely dry cuticles like me, it's worth a shot. What you do: 1. Don't be stingy. They tell you to use an almost microscopic amount, but take two finger-fulls, don't be shy. 2. Rub the cream into your cuticles and on your nails. It does not necessarily have to be totally rubbed in since you are only sleeping. 3. Lay your hands flat. (A.K.A. don't start touching everything once you put it on. Make this the last thing you do before you fall asleep.) 4. Sleep. 5. Wake up. 6. Enjoy how awesome your cuticles look! It may take two or three days for your nails to achieve that hand-model-perfection look, but I guarantee this method will work. I was a big finger-picker/skin-biter before this cream. Ever since I've started using this product, I've almost completely stopped picking and biting. Well, hey. I'm not perfect.

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4

meh. not that moisturizing

For what you pay, you do get a lot of product as a little goes a lonnnng way. However, I didn't feel it really moisturized my cuticles at all. It was too lemony and acidic.

meg61299 | 122 reviews

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