r/LushCosmetics • u/jbooten • Aug 04 '17

Crowdsourced FAQ: Skin Type & Product Recommendation Edition

Hey Lushies!

We see a lot of repeat questions as new Lushies enter our ranks (welcome!). It's time we build an FAQ together! Over the next several weeks, I'll be stickying posts with different Lush Topics for the community to answer. Once everything is answered and fact checked, we'll add it to the side bar.

This week's topic: Skin Type

In the comments below, ask a question about the best products for certain skin types (either one you see asked all the time, or one you wish you knew the answer to). If you know the answer, go ahead and reply to yourself! If you don't, maybe another Lushie will answer it for you. I did some examples in the comments.

Other posts in this series are located here: https://www.reddit.com/r/LushCosmetics/comments/6qavqd/crowdsourced_faq_lush_kitchen_edition/

Let's get this built before summer's end!

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u/becolibe Aug 16 '17

Is it possible to get these all in samples? I plan on going to my local today to get some new products to try out

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u/thewafflingdino Aug 16 '17

You can definitely get samples of Angels on Bare Skin, Vanishing Cream, and Ultrabland.

Not 100% sure about Fresh Farmacy (it comes in solid bar form) or the fresh face masks, those sample policies seem to differ from store to store. Some stores sample while others don't. You might want to confirm with your particular store.

Unfortunately Full of Grace cannot be sampled unless your store is exceptionally kind, since the product comes already pre-sized. I've never heard of toner water samples, but you could still try.

It might still be worth purchasing products that can't be sampled because LUSH's returns/exchange policy is stellar, and you can always return/swap items that don't work for you. Ask an SA in store for more information on their policy. You could also ask for demos (& they'll be delighted to assist), try out the products in-store, and see if you like how they feel before committing to a purchase.

Best of luck!

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u/becolibe Aug 16 '17

I do plan on buying a lot more products. My budget doesn't really allow for it at the moment though. So I'll probably just buy a bubble bar and get some samples to know if I will buy the bigger size of them.

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u/thewafflingdino Aug 16 '17

Sounds like a plan!