Lush Lemon Flutter Cuticle Butter Review

Hello everyone! Today on the blog we will be taking a look at a cuticle care item, the Lush Lemon Flutter Cuticle Butter. This is not a new item, I just had never tried it before and really had no need to try it because I had a cuticle cream that I loved Nail Butter, sadly that product you could only get online and I think Nail Butter went out of business. So then I wanted to find another cuticle cream that might be just as good. 

When I purchased this at the Lush store at the mall the girl at the store did hype of this product saying this was a holly grail product and I have read some review online in the past that said it was good, so I wanted to give it a try for myself. 

Let's see if this cuticle butter is any good and if it could replace my beloved Nail Butter. I have/ had been using the for about six months, back in August of 2023 was when I first stared to use Lemon Flutter. 

Above is a photo of what the product looks like, it has a thick butter like constancy. When you use this you only need a tiny bit to put on each nail, due to the product being very thick. This butter is kind of on the greasy side because their is a lot of oils in it, but you really only need the smallest amount and if you apply lotion after it's not to bad. 

Lemon Flutter clams to help soften dry, cracked skin and to nourish your nails, it also can be used on your feet, elbows and knees or I guess anywhere that is very dry. 

Above is a photo of the back of the packaging with all of the ingredients. Also here is a list of the Ingredients as well just in case you can't read it in the photo.

Fresh Lemon Infusion, Fair Trade Shea Butter, Beeswax, Cupuaçu Butter, Soya Oil,Organic Avocado Oil, Organic Linseed Oil, Mango Butter, Extra Virgin Coconut Oil, Organic Castor Oil, Fragrance, Wheatgerm Oil, Sicilian Lemon Oil, Lavender Oil, Tagetes Oil, Chamomile Blue Oil, Gardenia Extract, Triethanolamine, Stearic Acid, Cetearyl Alcohol, *Citral, *Citronellol, *Coumarin, *Geraniol, *Limonene, *Linalool, Methylparaben, Propylparaben. 

*Got the ingredients list from the Lush website.* 

As you can see there is a lot in this product. The noted Ingredients on the website are Lemon, Avocado, Shea and Linseed. 

Lemon Flutter contains 1.7oz (50g) of product for $25.00 USD. Which I think is kind of pricey for a small amount of product. As stated above a little goes a long way and after using this for 6 months as you can see it doesn't look like I used much at all. 

So what do I think of this product, I sadly do not care for it and after that 6 months of use I stoped using it. I would apply this just at night let it soak into the nails for a while, then apply CND Solar Oil, then lotion. 

I felt like it's didn't do anything for my nails/ cuticles, my nails are in really good condition, My hands do get dry in the winter and some of my nails do peel just a little at the tip of the nail. When I used Nail Butter and CND Solar Oil for all thoughts years I felt like I could see some improvement, not with Lemon Flutter. 

In Conclusion I am disappointed in the product and felt like it didn't do anything for the nails/ cuticles and for the price of $25, it is not worth it, just use a cuticle oil. So no this did not replace my beloved Nail Butter, which I miss so much. ☹️😭  

In the past I have used Burt's Bee Cuticle Cream, which is also Lemon scented and has the same constancy and is way more affordable it is only $6.49 for 0.6oz. So if you would like to use a cuticle cream I do remember liking this, but that was before I tried Nail Butter, now I am not sure if I would still like the Burt's Bee Cuticle Cream. 

For my cuticle and hand care I have still been using CND Cuticle Oil and now I am trying another cuticle oil from a brand that is made in Hawaii called Kapa Nui, along with different lotions. I have been using this cuticle oils since February and so far I do like it, I will see with prolong use if it I do see any improvement in my nails, I do get a little bit of peeling on the tips of my nails. 

In 6 months or maybe sooner I will do a review on the Kapa Nui Cuticle oil to report back on my thoughts of prolong use of this oil. 

If you would like to purchase the Lush Lemon Flutter it is available at Lush stores or at www.lush.com for $25.00 USD. 

Hope all of you enjoyed this review, even if I didn't personally like the product maybe you do or you might want to give it a try, this is just my opinion.

See you next time for more nail fun!