OrganicRabies
January 17, 2010 @ 9:37 pm
Woah 30 dollars for just 2 ounces. Just so you know jojaba oil is the exact same thing. Its also helps reduce sebum profuction because it imitates the skin What’s better is that Jojobaisn’t astually an oil and is 100% non comedogenic. I get it froma really great website that doesn’t test on animals. =)
btw LUSH SUCKS
I didn’t get one good review from the book written by the Paula choice creator.
Its super fragranced which is bad for the skin. there shampoos r good though
blueberrypot
January 17, 2010 @ 9:43 pm
It’s both! They only sell their brand in their places. They’re against animal testing….It’s a good english brand. You should find a Body shop near you, they’re everywhere or maybe on the internet. If you’re looking for something great you should try from them the serum vitamin C and the vitamin E moisturizer. 
vintageortacky
January 17, 2010 @ 11:51 pm
the the no alcohol is definitely nice I really don’t understand why companies do that.
MsMissapoo
January 18, 2010 @ 12:54 am
I love the video! I was wondering if you had any recommendations for redness reducing products? I am really pale and my skin is usually red and pink from acne fighting skin cleansers. From what you have described, I have the same skin type as you. Mostly oily with dry patches around my mouth. Can you recommend any acne fighting creams/cleansers and some redness reducing ones>
BeautyFindstheSoul
January 18, 2010 @ 5:38 am
Oh yeah, you’re soooo right about ALCHOL!! NO, NO, NO people,! Alchol causes major free radical damage to the skin and messes w/ the skins natural PH!! YOU R RIGHT!! Do your homework before shopping for skin care! Another tip. MOST essential oils(aka Laverder,etc.)can cause cell degeneration and death. Be careful w/ those ingredients as well!!
vintageortacky
January 18, 2010 @ 6:26 am
Everyone keeps talking about Lush! lol. I have one pretty close tome, but to be honest, the prices turned me off. I was just shocked. I’ve also head that it’s nothing special from some people. BUt on the other hand, some people say that about Bliss, but Bliss is SO NICE, but again, sort of pricey. Everything in Lush smelled really good though!
vintageortacky
January 18, 2010 @ 7:15 am
Yeah that type of alcohol is fine. Don’t temp me! I’m trying to find cheaper skin products! the whole world want me to try Lush, LOL
daviskrisitna
January 18, 2010 @ 7:17 am
well.. since i am a bit biased.. everything is 100% vegetarian, 100% handmade and 100% uber fresh. So for what it is.. I think the price is reasonable. I’ve been using it for about 7 years now and I totally notice a difference in my skin compared to other products I’ve used. I have oily skin and living in a high humidity area doesnt help much 
other products either burn my skin or make it more oily. In all the skin care at Lush, no alcohol is used (gotta love that).
daviskrisitna
January 18, 2010 @ 7:17 am
not too sure.. maybe its a cheap filler? lol.. the toner i use is tea tree water, grapefruit juice, and juniper berry. It’s fantastic and I love it. My moisturizer is papaya, aloe vera, lemon, cocoa butter, wheatgerm, lime.. and cetearyl alcohol.. (but thats different).. im tellin ya! its fantastic stuff!
BeautyFindstheSoul
January 18, 2010 @ 7:32 am
Hey girl! Great vid!! I just wanted to let you know that Philosophy makes When Hope is not Enough w/ SPF(UVA AND UVB) it’s call When Hope Is Not Enough AGE DEFENSE 20. I personally DON’T recommend this one because of the jar packaging. Jars can’t keep all the antioxidents and skin communicating ingredients stable. Use the one you have and save your $ and of course ALWAYS USE a UVA/UVB SPF!!!
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