Candy Rain

I decided to try this conditioner on a whim because I typically enjoy Lush products. I couldn't smell it in the store because of COVID restrictions in the store on testers. I have to say, the conditioner does condition my hair well. That being said, I can't stand the smell. It is so strong and smells terrible! I've used it three times now and every time I get nauseated by the smell. Also, the idea of people thinking I believe I smell good after using this is a bit embarrassing. I won't be using it anymore. It is by far the worst smelling product I've ever used in my hair. I actually rush to rinse it off.

I have ombré bleached, shoulder lenght, straight and somewhat fine hair that tends to be oily and dry at the same time, so I wash every day. This is my favorite conditioner. It leaves my hair soft and shiny but not heavy. I am told that my hair smells like candy lol. If you find the smell a little overwhelming at first don't worry it sort of fades away after a few weeks like all their products. Anyway I love this and I highly recommend it.

I am a sucker for lush products that contain Tonka! I use Candy Rain in the shower after shampooing. I comb it through and allow it to stay for a few minutes. Candy Rain gives my hair top Conditioning. The scent is intoxicating.

I don't have a very sensitive nose, so I actually like this scent a lot and I'm happy that it lingers longer than other conditioners I've tried. Upon applying it to my hair and washing it off, I do feel a slightly strange/ different texture - not like a smooth, I-washed-off-all-the-conditioner feeling. It's hard to explain. Maybe I'll try the Happy Joy conditioner next.

I love this conditioner and it has revitalized the health of my hair. The smell is unreal and I will often go into the shower just to smell the bottle. I love it so much I came online to write this review.

Smell is nauseating and leaves hair flat and greasy. I love lush products but I would not recommend this to anyone and will never buy this particular product again. Ugh just the thought of the smell makes me feel sick.

the product itself seems great and very moisturizing but the scent is WAYYYYY to overpowering. i know it's supposed to be sweet-scented, but it's sickeningly sweet and the kind of scent that gives you and everyone around you a headache. i got used to it after a while and the scent does stay in your hair, the residual scent is bearable but overall the scent was shocking. i suppose it's called "candy rain" but it really....smells like you stood in the rain and got sugar water rinsed all over you.

pros: amazing smell despite the fact that it feels good in your hair in the shower (until you start to rinse it off...) i started using this and a new shampoo and my hair got so frizzy! and i was convinced it was a me-problem--i was convinced it just could not be this delicious-smelling conditioner... then i learned that alcohols are often the culprit and sure enough, several types of alcohols (some used to preserve, others to emulsify) are high in the ingredients list. they aren't 'toxic' but they are very drying for some. Like, i even ditched the shampoo for a while and did several experiements because i was in denial and yeah, this conditioner straight up wrecks my hair and makes it frizzy and makes the curl not hold. it smells amazing though.

This conditioner has a strong scent that lasts. If you want a conditioner that not only adds moisture, softness, and shine but also leaves your hair smelling amazing all through the day then this is definitely worth trying. I got a sample of it because I was curious by the name. After using it and having my hair smell amazing I went back to get a bottle. Since using it for about 3 days now, I'm already noticing my curls are more defined and soft!

This is the best conditioner I've ever used. It makes my hair feel so soft and the smell is my favorite scent profile of any Lush product. My hair smells like the beach all day long and makes showering soooo relaxing. I just wish they would also come out with a solid form of this conditioner (and more solid conditioners in general) to use less plastic packaging in their products.