Lush -
Breath of Fresh Air Facial Toner Spray
Lush. Just say the name
and 99.9% of people (well, the female population anyway, maybe not as many guys)
will know what you're talking about and proclaim their love for at least one of
their products. I genuinely don't know a single person who doesn't love Lush,
so if you're reading this and you don't then please tell me, it
would be nice to make a change!
Lush describes this toner
water online as ‘The
sea breeze captured in a bottle, a refreshing spray to tide you over’ it goes on to states; ‘A blend of seawater helps soften and hydrate the skin. Carrageen
seaweed and aloe gel delicately coat the skin to lock in moisture, preventing
further dehydration. Great for use any time throughout the day as a pick-me-up
for skin and mind. Perfect for people on long haul flights, where cabin
pressure seems to suck all life from the skin.’
I originally went in store
to pick up the tea tree toner, however the lovely lady in Lush highlighted my
skin would not really thank me for it during winter, (highlighting the tea tree
toner might better suit my skin during summer). Therefore she pointed me in the
direction of this toner as it helps lock in moisture. She also stated it helped
to tighten pores and helps draw out any oil or dirt within the pores due to it
causing the pores to contract rather then just minimise.
Lush's toners all come in the same black spray bottle, but in varying sizes, which is
perfect for if you're going on holiday anywhere. The spray is quite direct - it
isn't a mist at all, it's a proper jet-like spray (but not with the force of a
jet, don't worry) so please don't expect a light mist if you spray it directly.
You can also spray onto cotton wool and apply that way; both feel as good as
each other. I find that I have no wastage with the product, and when I do it's
my fault (like when I forget to check the spray is actually facing the right
way and not at the wall....) so, depending on how often and how much you like
to use, the bottles really do last you.
I’ve
been using this toner for a while, morning and night before moisturising and I
truly love it. At first when I used it I did find I broke out, however when
talking to a friend who works in lush she said it happens to everyone as it’s
helping to clear the skin of congestion. However now I’m over that period, my
skin seems really much clearer and my pores appear much smaller. I do still get
spots very now and then but they’re not as major a break out as before and for
that I’m super glad. I also find that this toner really helps keep the dry
areas of my face really moisturised, however helps get rid of the excess oil in
my t-zone.
Overall,
I definitely don’t think I will be using another toner for a while and I think it’s
definitely time I try out some other skin care products from lush.
Maybe a mask?
Breath of Fresh Air Facial Toner Spray
Lush. Just say the name
and 99.9% of people (well, the female population anyway, maybe not as many guys)
will know what you're talking about and proclaim their love for at least one of
their products. I genuinely don't know a single person who doesn't love Lush,
so if you're reading this and you don't then please tell me, it
would be nice to make a change!
Lush describes this toner
water online as ‘The
sea breeze captured in a bottle, a refreshing spray to tide you over’ it goes on to states; ‘A blend of seawater helps soften and hydrate the skin. Carrageen
seaweed and aloe gel delicately coat the skin to lock in moisture, preventing
further dehydration. Great for use any time throughout the day as a pick-me-up
for skin and mind. Perfect for people on long haul flights, where cabin
pressure seems to suck all life from the skin.’
I originally went in store
to pick up the tea tree toner, however the lovely lady in Lush highlighted my
skin would not really thank me for it during winter, (highlighting the tea tree
toner might better suit my skin during summer). Therefore she pointed me in the
direction of this toner as it helps lock in moisture. She also stated it helped
to tighten pores and helps draw out any oil or dirt within the pores due to it
causing the pores to contract rather then just minimise.
Lush's toners all come in the same black spray bottle, but in varying sizes, which is
perfect for if you're going on holiday anywhere. The spray is quite direct - it
isn't a mist at all, it's a proper jet-like spray (but not with the force of a
jet, don't worry) so please don't expect a light mist if you spray it directly.
You can also spray onto cotton wool and apply that way; both feel as good as
each other. I find that I have no wastage with the product, and when I do it's
my fault (like when I forget to check the spray is actually facing the right
way and not at the wall....) so, depending on how often and how much you like
to use, the bottles really do last you.
I’ve
been using this toner for a while, morning and night before moisturising and I
truly love it. At first when I used it I did find I broke out, however when
talking to a friend who works in lush she said it happens to everyone as it’s
helping to clear the skin of congestion. However now I’m over that period, my
skin seems really much clearer and my pores appear much smaller. I do still get
spots very now and then but they’re not as major a break out as before and for
that I’m super glad. I also find that this toner really helps keep the dry
areas of my face really moisturised, however helps get rid of the excess oil in
my t-zone.
Overall,
I definitely don’t think I will be using another toner for a while and I think it’s
definitely time I try out some other skin care products from lush.
Maybe a mask?
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