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Lux silk nourishment body wash: Review

Lux nourishment body washI love early morning showers. It perks me up and keeps me energized and refreshed for the whole day. To hydrate and soothe my skin during bathing, I used Lux Silk Nourishment Body wash. It is packaged with the goodness of creamy yoghurt, honey and olive extracts and costs only Rs.40 for a 125 ml bottle . You also get a free loofah with it to make your bathing experience more enriching.
You have to just pour a few drops on the wet loofah and gently rub it all over your skin in circular motions. It works up loads of rich creamy lather, so you need to use only a little of it; hence very economical. It definitely left my skin moisturized and soft after use but didn’t give a super silky feel as it claimed. But I have to admit that this body wash is much, much better than the other drying soaps that I have used before. The fragrance isn’t particularly strong, but it isn’t so pleasant either. That’s fine with me as it lasted only till I was done with my shower.


Take your pick from the four variants in the Lux body wash range –
Uplifting firm, White glamour, Silk Nourishment and Soft Luxury.
Lux body wash range
Soft Luxury – Rich in rice milk and white lilac, it will make your skin soft and supple.
Uplifting firm – This extra rich cream is blended with collagen and sea minerals which help in making skin smooth and firm.
White Glamour – Bursting with the natural goodness of rose extracts, tea essence and AHA’s, it gently exfoliates dull skin to reveal a radiant and fresher you.
Silk Nourishment – With a gorgeous blend of creamy yoghurt, honey and olive extracts, it helps skin with just the right amount of moisture leaving it soft as silk.

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  1. Anonymous5:14 PM

    Shower gel and body wash are both forms of liquid soap that are appropriate for cleansing the body. The primary difference between the two is texture. Shower gel has a firmer, gel-like consistency while body wash is more like liquid soap or dish soap in consistency.

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  2. Sarika7:45 AM

    I've always wanted to try their products!

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