Lush Seanik Solid Shampoo

I've raved about Lush's Solid Shampoos many of times before on this blog, and I've recently just started using a new (to me) formula. Lush's Seanik Solid Shampoo* ($11.95 CAD/55g) is my new current solid shampoo as I've just used up Lush's Ultimate Shine. Lush's Seanik is a bright blue shade with a beautiful, uplifting scent.

"Soften tangled locks and add oceans of shine with this mineral-rich, sea salt volumizing shampoo. Seanik is made with nourishing ingredients from the sea: softening Irish moss seaweed and Japanese nori seaweed make your hair soft as silk from root to tips, and sea salt gives body and volume to hair that’s fallen flat. One seriously sexy shampoo, we added lemon oil for extra shine, and the exotic far eastern fragrance of sensual mimosa and jasmine oils to bathe you in the heady scent of tropical flora all day long." - Lush

If you've tried Lush's Rub Rub Rub, then you'll definitely recognize that scent in Seanik. If you haven't used a solid shampoo bar before, they're very easy to use! I wet my hair, and then just rub this bar on my scalp for a few seconds. Seanik lathers up really nicely, and performs just like a traditional shampoo. Seanik gives my hair volume, shine, and body. I found Ultimate Shine to be a bit drying, but I Seanik is a nice balancing shampoo, and can be used every time you shampoo your hair. 

I've really been loving this formula, it cleans my hair gently and adds a lovely shine and bounce to my locks. These solid shampoo bars are perfect for travelling as you don't run the risk of spilling shampoo all over your suitcase. Make sure to store yours in a dry place, like the little tins that Lush sells. That way they won't melt down before you get to fully use them. 

Have you tried any of Lush's solid shampoos? Which formula is your favourite? :)