I’ve used Lullaby before and it does!  Lush’s stance on everything is that it’s non-prescriptive, but if you have a certain issue like oily hair or dry scalps, you could benefit more from a certain product.  Lullaby’s really nice and gentle, so I’d try it out!

Feeling MUCH better, thank you dear!  And Brazilliant would be a lot for your hair type imo.  It’s one of the richest shampoo bars Lush carries.  Blousey’s quite rich too, so I’d stay away from that as well.  I’d look into Cynthia Sylvia Stout or even Godiva (you most likely won’t need a conditioner after using Godiva since it’s a 2 in 1 as well).

It can be typical yes.  I broke out the first week I used Full of Grace.  Two years later, haven’t broken out from it since.  I’d keep with it for a few weeks and if it gets worse, I’d look into an alternative

I totally get being nervous.  It’s kind of a gamble for people with sensitive skin, and I always recommend going into a store and trying something on your skin first, maybe picking up a few samples.  There’s a ton of great sensitive skin options at Lush, and I’d try switching out vaseline for Dream Cream (since vaseline is a gross fossil fuel and when you look at the big picture, does nothing for the skin, since it just sits on the top layer).  Ultrabland cleansing cream, Eau Roma Water, and Celestial or Cosmetic Lad moisturizers I think would work well for you, so you could always try them out and see!

Some people just run the bar through their hair and find that a good way to apply it, but you can also mush a piece off, emulsify with water, and apply like a liquid.  You could always try Big Solid again, but Veganese is also a good liquid alternative for your hair type too!

OH MY GOD DO I YES...sorry, I’m a skincare nerd ^^.  I basically chalk up my love for skincare to my mom teaching me how to take care of my skin when puberty reared its ugly head (it gets better, I promise).  So I have to give her a lot of credit (because she looks good for her age!)I think one of my tips is get a basic routine down, and it’s NEVER too early to start!  Cleanser, toner, moisturizer, wash when you wake up and before you go to bed.  DON’T use body products on your face!  The skin on your face is thinner, has more nerve endings, and is exposed to the elements more than the skin on your body.  Do NOT treat it the same as the skin on your body please!  Also please don’t buy anything for your skin just because it smells nice.  It could be the total opposite of what your skin needs.  Scent should be the least common denominator when you’re choosing skincare, whether it’s Lush or another brand.  I have more customers than I’d like buy stuff just because “it smells nice.”  Great if you’re looking for shower care or bath bombs, not so much applicable to skin & hair.  Never been too rough on your skin when applying product, especially around the eyes.  If it burns, stings, or makes your skin feel overall uncomfortable, rinse said product off immediately, as those are signs of a reaction and it’s not good to tough something out like that.Staying out of the sun is soooo important too!  Skin cancer is a very real thing and can happen to anyone of ANY skin color (in fact, those with darker skin might have lower chances of getting it, but if they do, it’s a lot more serious and most likely a more deadly form of it!).  So stay out of the sun, use SPF if you choose, and don’t go to tanning beds or slather yourself in baby oil and lay out!  

And finally, diet!  Lots of fresh fruits and veggies as well as slugging back TONS of water will do wonders for your skin.  I notice that when my diet suffers, I tend to break out on my forehead, and when I don’t drink as much water, my skin looks quite sallow and dull.  What you put into your body reflects on the outside!  

Those two really aren’t that moisturizing on their own.  You could always add a bath melt to it though!

We literally never know what will be returning for the holidays until probably a few weeks beforehand, but I would say it’s highly likely it’ll be coming back.  I feel like there would be riots if it didn’t lol

I feel like it’s kind of hard to get shower jellies to lather, but if you work at it (and you believe in yourself) you can get a decent lather.  Shower jellies do tend to break apart though, so I tend to use mine whole until it starts to crumble, then I just break off chunks and smoosh it into my loofah, lather between my hands, and wash!  So no, you didn’t get a bad batch!

Lol i always get so conflicted when people ask me “what the best _____ is” because I do have a ton of favorites!  Shower gels I’ve been loving lately (I honest to god have tried all of them and I don’t really hate any of them at all) are Beautiful & Happy Hippy.  Another shower product I love that I feel doesn’t get enough love (due to the hefty price tag is what I’m thinking) is African Paradise.  It smells so good and it reminds me of when I first started at Lush because it came out a few months after my store open, so it holds a nostalgic sort of value to me ^^

Grooooooss!  Moldy cleansing rolls are so nasty, and they smell quite rank (we’ve had to clean a few out...it’s gross!).  I’d check out Angels on Bare Skin, and remember to keep it out of the water!

It can if it’s enough moisture for your hair!  Some people need additional conditioner, but if Godiva’s all you need, that’s just fine!