From Lush, Rose Lollipop lip balm: "Our romantic floral lip balm has a light rose-lemon flavor to lift your mood and beautiful butters to protect your pout. Formulated with nourishing shea and cupuaçu butters, Rose Lollipop also pays homage to its namesake flower with rose oil and rose water to soothe dry or chapped lips." $13.50 for 12g.
Lush brings back Grass shower gel: "Full of lusciously green wheatgrass juice and uplifting bergamot, Grass leaves skin and senses feeling as fresh as a warm, summer's day". In the UK (and hopefully headed to the US) in 120, 290 or 560g, £10 - £33.
From Lush's collaboration with streetwear brand Lazy Oaf, limited edition body spray in Lush X Lazy: "The warm, gentle vibes of vanilla and tonka bring syrupy sweet notes that feel like a blanket wrapped around you. A subtle smokiness comes from tobacco absolute, while champaca absolute adds a suave, powdery amber note." $50 for 200 ml at Lush USA, where they're currently doing free shipping on orders over $60.
I’m writing this review from my favorite beach or, more accurately, the beachside inn where I’m taking a short breather from the city and soaking up some of the last warm temperatures of the season. It’s been an unpredictable month or so, both in the weather forecast and in my day-to-day activities, and I needed this sunshiny break even more than I realized at first. I also brought along a few fragrances that I’ve been wearing regularly over the past few weeks, since they seem to bridge the various moods of this summer-into-autumn moment.
I bought the Lush Garden box of travel sprays back in August, and initially I was focused on Rose Jam and V, since I already love the Rose Jam shower gel and the discontinued (and similar to V!) Don’t Rain on My Parade shower gel. Lately, though, I’ve been gravitating towards Pansy…
A 1 minute animation by creative studio FeralChild for Lush Lord of Misrule.