Name: Let the Good Times Roll
Brand: Lush
SKU: 6238-NA

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Moisturising 

Exfoliating 

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100g

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Maize Flour

Glycerine

Talc

Water (Aqua)

Corn Oil

Polenta

Fair Trade Organic Cinnamon Powder

Perfume

Gardenia Extract

Popcorn

Natural Exfoliator

Cinnamon

Comforting

Playful

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Pot - Small

100% Recycled Pot

Vegan

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Sweet

Send to FSMS: Yes

Stimulate, polish, and soften

Cleanser

3.5 oz

62533-NA

250g

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8.8oz

Cleansers

Skincare

Hydrate and Smooth

Vegan Skincare

Winter Cosmetics

Skin Care for Cold Weather

Self-Preserving Skincare

Face Scrubs & Exfoliators

Skincare Routines

Super Powered Ingredients

Sweet-scented goodies

Bath and Shower

Fresh

Gourmand

Top Lush Scents

With maize flour, polenta and a popcorn topping, the ingredients make this fresh facial cleanser sound more like a festive snack! We combine these ingredients with glycerin and corn oil to give you a very soft, moisturizing scrub, leaving your skin bright, clean and smooth. It is gentle enough to use on your entire body, and has a dash of cinnamon powder to warm up winter skin. Made in Canada.

Your order will be expertly protected against impact during transit by biodegradable Eco Pops, compostable packaging nuggets made from potato starch! They're easily dissolvable in water or soil.  

Handled with care

Take a small amount in your hand, add a little water and mix into a paste. Massage into skin to gently cleanse, then rinse clean. Use all over your body for soft skin everywhere!

Cleansing

Softening

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Natural

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In cosmetics, an exfoliator (also called exfoliant or scrub) is a material or a substance that helps remove the dead skin cells from the skin's surface.&nbsp;

The human skin renews itself regularly, in cycles of 5 to 6 weeks on average (although this changes with age). New cells are created in the deepest layers of the epidermis and work their way to the skin's surface. Even though they usually flake away on their own, they sometimes stick around for too long, clogging the pores and giving a dull and tired appearance. This is when an exfoliant comes in handy. Coarse materials buff and cleanse the skin perfectly. Some substances, like enzymes or natural acids, even have the properties of eating dead skin cells or dissolving what binds them together.

For decades, the cosmetic industry has been using microbeads to scrub the skin. Unfortunately, these are little plastic bits and they are so tiny that they can escape from sewer treatment plants and end up in the rivers, seas and oceans. They have been proven to contribute to global plastic particle water pollution, significantly damaging our planet’s wild aquatic life. Thankfully, microbeads were banned from rinse-off cosmetics in many countries in the late 2010s. Regardless, Lush has always preferred to use natural, biodegradable materials instead of microbeads such as enzyme-rich fruits, ground nuts, shells, bamboo stems or seeds. They are just as effective options!

Where does Lush source natural exfoliators?

Lush use many types of natural scrubs! To find out more about each of them and their suppliers, browse your Lush product’s list of ingredients and click on the ones you are interested in. This should take you to a page full of details.

<b>If you're not sure where to start, here are our selection of <a href="https://www.lush.com/uk/en/c/body-scrubs">body exfoliators</a> and <a href="https://www.lush.com/uk/en/c/face-scrubs-exfoliators">face scrubs</a>. Let’s smooth it all!</b>

Ingredient

Antimicrobial

Warming

Spicy

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It’s cold outside. The tip of your nose is freezing, the sky is grey, and you could really use something comforting and warming. Well, here comes cinnamon!

Cinnamon is a spice harvested from the <i>Cinnamomum verum</i>, also called the ‘true cinnamon tree’. It is a shrub-like evergreen tree of the Laurel family, considered native to Sri Lanka and India. Its leaves and outer bark are fragrant, but it's the inside of the tree that is most sought after. Indeed, it contains an aromatic inner bark that peels easily and in thin layers. These precious sheets are tied up and left to dry so that they form the brown curls that we know. It can also be sold in small pieces or powder.

The whole cinnamon tree can be used! Traditionally, the shredded outer bark is used to fill the cinnamon curls. The bark, leaves and flower buds can also be distilled to obtain essential oils of different intensities.

What are the benefits of cinnamon in cosmetics?

Cinnamon was once one of the rarest and most expensive items in the spice trade. Its powerful antimicrobial properties had been noticed by the ancient Egyptians, who used it for embalming and to preserve their food. It was prized during Antiquity and the Middle Ages to flavour food, in religious rites, as medicine or perfume… and that hasn't changed today! Interestingly, some parts of the world view it more as a spice for savoury dishes, while others will pair it with sweets.

Good for a variety of skin types, this gentle scrubbing cleanser is made with microplastic-free ingredients like maize flour and polenta that won't clog waterways (or pores).