Name: Yummy Custard
Brand: Lush
SKU: 61168-NA
Price: 15 USD
Availability: InStock

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Soothing 

Moisturising 

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White

100g

Glycerin

Vanilla Oat Milk

Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate

Cocamidopropyl Betaine

Fair Trade Organic Aloe Vera Gel

Zea Mays Starch (Cornstarch)

Parfum

Vanilla Planifolia Seed Powder (Vanilla Pod Powder)

Gardenia Jasminoides Fruit Extract (Gardenia Extract)

Titanium Dioxide

Citric Acid

Smooth this creamy cleanser all over wet skin and rinse to feel fresh and fragrant.

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Aloe

Vanilla

Glycerine

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Mama-chino Scrubee

Crème Brûlée

Happy Mother's Day

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Comforting

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Pot - Medium

100% Recycled Pot

Vegan

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Mother's Day, mors dag

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The proof is in the pudding

Body Wash

3.5oz

61168-NA / 100g

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Rich in vanilla oat milk and aloe vera gel, each scoop of this creamy treat of a cleanser smoothes, softens and perfumes in one. Our not-so-secret recipe for soft, deliciously-scented skin even smells nearly good enough to eat (but please don't).

-&nbsp;The secret ingredient? Effort! We make fresh oat milk and steep vanilla pods in it for 20 minutes (which is why each scoop is speckled with tiny black vanilla seeds!)

- Glycerine is a humectant that helps the skin to retain moisture and leaves it feeling soft and smooth.

Leaving the world Lusher than we found it

-&nbsp;Fair trade, organic aloe vera from Mexico is hydrating and soothing: perfect for administering a little TLC to your skin.

- With sweet vanilla beans that support smallholder farmers in Papua New Guinea.

- Bring it back! It pays to recycle with us. Return five clean, participating plastic Lush empties for a FREE fresh face mask or return one for $1 off your purchase.

How to store:&nbsp;Store with lid closed in between uses.

Fresh cosmetic ingredients are more effective on skin, hair, and mind than heavily preserved beauty products. 65% of our raw material spend is on natural ingredients.

Fresh is best

Soothing

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Milky, soft, soothing… Even when they’re exfoliating the skin, oats are incredibly gentle.

Oats are among the many members of the grass family, which together provide a staple diet for most of the world’s population. Wild oat seeds dating back to 2000BC have been found in Egypt. The oat grain in its natural state takes a long time to cook, so they are usually rolled and flattened into flakes, as this makes them easier to prepare.

A moisturising and replenishing oil can be extracted from oat kernels. It contains ceramide, a lipid that can be naturally found in the epidermis, creating a barrier on the skin alongside sebum to protect it and maintain moisture. Applying an oil with ceramide, like oat oil, helps restore and strengthen the skin's natural defence.

At Lush we purchase different types of oat and oat-derived products depending on the effects we want to obtain. 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!

Ingredient

Fragrancing

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Vanilla is the unmistakable, uplifting and sweet scent we all know and love.

Vanilla beans (pods) are the fruits of the orchid Vanilla planifolia. Centuries ago, one could only purchase vanilla from Mexico, as the flowers required a local bee to pollinate and grow the precious pod. Thanks to the discovery of a hand pollination technique in 1841, orchids can now be cultivated in most tropical areas close to the equator. This step requires specialised know-how and must be carried out a few hours after the flower opens; otherwise, it will wilt. <a href="https://www.lush.com/uk/en/a/growing-vanilla-beans-in-uganda">Read about our Ugandan suppliers hand-pollinating their flowers here</a>.

Each blossom produces a single bean, which is normally harvested after eight or nine months. The beans then pass through a complex curing process before becoming the black-brown fragrant spice we all know. This process usually involves four steps: soaking in hot water, sweating in a warm environment, drying for a few weeks, and conditioning (packing in boxes) to develop flavours.

Since Madagascar, the world's first vanilla producer, stopped regulating vanilla prices in the 1990s, its trade has seen ups and downs. The latest struggles began in 2012 when very low harvests caused demand for the spice to exceed supply. Since vanilla is a rather rare natural delicacy that cannot be rushed, the situation quickly snowballed into huge price increases (over 100%), poor quality and crime.

In 2016, the situation in Uganda (where we buy our pods) became critical and <a href="https://www.lush.com/uk/en/a/not-such-sweet-deal">was reported to us in an article</a>&nbsp;by Lulu, owner of the Ndali farm. Resellers and agents working on commission began buying vanilla that was not even cured properly yet. Vanilla pods must reach maturity and undergo the full curing process to develop all the notes of their wonderful taste and aroma, and to prevent mould. During price crises, crops are sold far too early, and pods can even be stolen from the fields before they're ripe. Farmers try to expand their crops to meet demand, and governments implement drastic measures. Eventually, when things finally calm down, farmers find themselves with too much production and prices drop tragically, as has been the case since 2019.

We love natural vanilla so much that we couldn't stop using it. Thanks to our dedicated team of creative buyers, year after year and month after month, we have found solutions to the market’s turmoil. Find more information on each source in the description of the main vanilla ingredients we use:

<a href="https://www.lush.com/uk/en/i/vanilla-absolute">Vanilla Extract</a>, combines several ingredients whose comforting scent enhances our perfumes and skin-soothing cosmetics.

<a href="https://www.lush.com/uk/en/i/vanilla-pod-powder">Vanilla Pod Powder</a>, which adds vanilla’s signature tiny black dots to our products.

Want to dive straight into our range of vanilla-scented products? <a href="https://www.lush.com/uk/en/c/vanilla-scented">They're ready for you</a>.

Hydrating

Softening

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Aloe is thought to be one of the oldest folk remedies, well known for its healing qualities.&nbsp;

Aloe is the genus of several succulent plant species that grow well in dry soils and tropical climates. At Lush, we use three different types: Aloe vera (which means ‘true aloe’, syn. Aloe barbadensis), Aloe secundiflora and Aloe ferox. All of them have similar properties and are cultivated for medicinal and ornamental purposes. Clear gel and latex can be extracted from them.

What are the benefits of aloe for your skin and scalp?

And if those brilliant things weren’t enough, the cooling sensation you get when applied to the skin is excellent for reducing swelling and calming burns.

Depending on the species and if it’s fresh or dried, the aloe in Lush products can come from many different places in the world - mainly in Africa and North America. To find out more, 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!

This creamy treat of a body wash is back once again to soften, cleanse and perfume skin just in time for Mother's Day.

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