It comes in a 45g pot, which may not seem a lot, but it lasts a long time. I’ve had mine a few months now and there’s only a small dent in the pot of product!
Once you unscrew the pot, you will be able to smell Lemony Flutter straight away- it has a pretty powerful scent. It smells primarily of Lemon curd and sherbet- a rich, citrusy tang with a slightly creamy undertone to stop it smelling too much like lemon-based cleaning product. However, It can be overwhelming to some people, so make sure you check this out in the shop first before buying.
The consistency is thick, oily and rich, so be sure to only use a little bit each time and build up if you need more. You can massage this into dry parts as suggested, and that does work a treat, but I use a tiny bit as an overall hand cream, and it DOES absorb (if you are careful about how much you use!) and as expected, the aroma of it lasts on your skin for hours.
It moisturises very well, and I have noticed my cuticles growing quicker. I use it on my arms too, where I can often get little dry patches, and it works a treat. At a push, it can also be used to smooth down split ends and flyaways on your hair without making it look greasy. You can also smooth down eyebrows with it too, instead of using vaseline.
Multipurpose products like this are ideal if you consider lush a treat, and want to invest in something that will last ages, and can be used for lots of different things.
Overall, I consider Lemony Flutter good value for money, and a useful product to have on hand.
7/10
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