LUSH Shine So Bright review

         Today was a good day: the sun was shining bright and not a stray hair was in sight! A good hair day is always a good day. I'm a LUSH haircare aficionada, as you may know. LUSH shampoos, conditioners, and hair masks are a regular part of my routine. Recently, I had the chance to try LUSH Shine So Bright, the latest haircare product to hit LUSH shelves and am excited to share my review with you today!

          LUSH Shine So Bright is a balm-style split end treatment to improve hair strength and mend split ends. It has a wonderful ingredient list (see below) that contains nourishing coconut oil and shea butter, scented essential oils, and free range eggs that provide a protective protein coat. It does not have the silicone fillers that are so often slipped into other hair oils and treatments. LUSH Shine So Bright is packaged in a compact 0.3 oz. tin and has a solid consistency. The best way to use Shine So Bright is to melt the surface with a finger for a few seconds. After that, it's easy to work through hair or split ends. While a solid formula does require slightly more patience than a liquid product, it's worth the wait. This way, only a small amount of product is picked up and it won't weight down hair or make it greasy. Plus, the amount inside the tin will last quite a long time. Although LUSH Shine So Bright is listed as a split end treatment, it works well to condition and add shine to regular hair, as well as to tame flyaways. A pretty neroli, grapefruit, and rosewood scent is imparted to locks upon use.

          LUSH Shine So Bright is like a pocketful of sunshine for hair.  This portable balm adds a conditioned shine and pretty fragrance to split ends, as well as regular locks. It's great for my long fine hair since it tames frizz without adding too much weight. From now on, I'll be keeping LUSH Shine So Bright stashed in my purse so that I can give my hair some TLC on the fly! Thanks for reading! Have you seen LUSH Shine So Bright in stores? Have you tried LUSH haircare? What do you use to tame frizzies or split ends?

Love, Dovey.

P.S. For more on my current LUSH haircare routine, be sure to check out my reviews of  LUSH Retread Conditioner (see here) and LUSH Jumping Juniper Shampoo (see here).

Ingredients: Extra Virgin Coconut Oil (Cocos Nucifera), Shea Butter (Butyrospermum parkii), Candelila Wax (Euphorbia cerifera), Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil (Olea Europea), Fragrance, Neroli Oil (Citrus Aurantium amara), Grapefruit Oil (Citrus paradisi), Rosewood Oil (Aniba rosaeodora), Fresh Free Range Eggs, Gardenia Extract (Gardenia jasminoides), Hydroxycitronellal, Citral, Farnesol, Limonene, Benzyl Benzoate, Linalool. Made in Canada.
Disclosure: This post contains product(s) sent to Cute and Mundane for consideration by PR. The ideas and opinions in this post are genuine and my own.