Lush Dream Cream

MrsE_2

I read Lush dream cream was good, so I asked for a free :money: sample.

I used it on the dry patch (maybe eczema) I have on my neck (nothing else was shifting it) & the dry patch I've had between my boobs for a long time.

The stuff is miracle cream:j:j:j:j

I'm def going to get a pot.

It has a lovely smell too, there is a faint whiff of a childhood smell (I think its germaloine SP?) not nasty, very faint.

Buy some:T

Do I buy now, I think its £9.95 or do Lush do offers coming up to Xmas.

Bought their new green winter soap, very zingy:D:D:D

CatValou

I've always been scared to try that because I'm very sensitive to fragrance and can't even set foot in the Lush shop. I have a patch of eczema on my elbow though and I have often heard that Dream Cream is good for eczema.

Perhaps I'll be brave enough to give it a try some day, so long as somebody else goes into the shop and buys it for me!

onetomany

have u tried body shop hemp? its not a nice smell but works fab and lasts for ages

chika

Dream cream is amazing, When I was a lot more extravagant back in the day I used to use it as an all over body moisturiser daily and my skin was wonderful. Infortunatly it never comes down in price although sometimes after Christmas when they sell off the old stock you can get a deal. Well worth it though - in fact I might just have to pick up a pot later!

MrsE_2

CatValou wrote: »

I've always been scared to try that because I'm very sensitive to fragrance and can't even set foot in the Lush shop. I have a patch of eczema on my elbow though and I have often heard that Dream Cream is good for eczema.

Perhaps I'll be brave enough to give it a try some day, so long as somebody else goes into the shop and buys it for me!

They will give you a generous (certainly enough to see if it works for you) free sample.

I'm amazed at how quickly it worked.

MrsE_2

onetomany wrote: »

have u tried body shop hemp? its not a nice smell but works fab and lasts for ages

I'm a smell driven person:o

I used Waitroses baby bottom butter as my cure all for dry patches, but it just wasn't cutting it.

Nicifer_noonoo

Lush don't do 'offers' as such, as they believe price reduction devalues the product. However, if you can hang out til Christmas they normally do a 'spend £20 and get any christmas gift set free', including all the big ones. So, you could go and get two or three pots of dream cream and end up walking away with a £60 gift set for free!

geri1965_2

I might try this today, I have a weird red patch on my neck which is itchy and no other creams are doing anything at all. I should probably go to the doctor but I don't have time before my holiday.

MrsE_2

Nicifer_noonoo wrote: »

Lush don't do 'offers' as such, as they believe price reduction devalues the product. However, if you can hang out til Christmas they normally do a 'spend £20 and get any christmas gift set free', including all the big ones. So, you could go and get two or three pots of dream cream and end up walking away with a £60 gift set for free!

See thats what I wanted to hear:T:T:T:T:T

Do you know when this starts?

MrsE_2

geri1965 wrote: »

I might try this today, I have a weird red patch on my neck which is itchy and no other creams are doing anything at all. I should probably go to the doctor but I don't have time before my holiday.

Thats what I was like, red patch on my neck, honestly it was almost gone in the morning after I applied some the night before.

Nicifer_noonoo

MrsE wrote: »

See thats what I wanted to hear:T:T:T:T:T

Do you know when this starts?

Boxing Day normally You have to get there early though - I'm staff, and there are always people queuing before the shop opens because it's such a good offer. The first 10 or so people usually get gift sets worth far more than they spend! Ask in your local store as close as possible to Christmas to verify the offer - head office don't normally confirm this to store managers until a few days before. Hope this helps