Lush launches four new Ultrabland facial cleansers

Lush has released four new Ultrabland cleansing balms aimed at different skin concerns, with prices around £16–£17. Early customer comments note a melting texture and examples of effective makeup removal, though reviews are still limited.

Lush has expanded its Ultrabland range with four new cleansing balms designed for specific skin concerns. Ultrabland is a longstanding Lush balm that reportedly sells more than 100,000 pots each year. The new variants are presented as gentle, melt-into-skin formulas and are aimed at sensitive, dry, breakout-prone and mature skin. Consumer reaction is limited so far because the products are newly released. Details: - Oat Cleansing Balm — £16; contains oats, millet flakes and sunflower oil, and is framed for sensitive skin. - Honey, Beeswax and Almond Oil Cleanser — £17; features raw honeycomb and almond oil and is presented for dry or dehydrated skin. - Açaí and Sacha Inchi Cleanser — £16; includes manuka honey and açaí oil and is aimed at breakout-prone skin. - Turmeric and Argan — £17; uses fresh turmeric root and organic argan oil and is presented as an option for mature skin. - The article notes a small number of early customer comments praising the texture and reporting effective makeup removal in some cases, while broader reviews are not yet available. - The article also mentions other gentle cleansers such as The Outset’s micellar antioxidant cleanser and Rodial’s micellar cleansing water as alternative options. Summary: The launch expands the Ultrabland line to offer targeted options across common skin concerns. Early feedback highlights a balm-like, melting texture and some reports of effective makeup removal, but wider consumer assessment is not yet available. Undetermined at this time.