What do you know about Lush?

Re: What do you know about Lush?

• eec129 member

  September 2010

  I have tried some of their products and I really like them. They say they are "handmade," so I would guess that would limit what is in them, but I admit I've never read the labels. You could probably read the ingredients lists online. I know you can also read reviews for all of the products on their site as well.

  
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• toadstool member

  September 2010

  I've looked at the ingredients online. They say they use natural ingredients and minimal preservatives. It doesn't say anything about their products being biodegradeable or anything so I thought that was kinda odd but IDK.

  

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• cucca77 member

  

  September 2010

  I love LUSH.  They have great products.  Check out their website; it goes into detail as to what exactly is in each product.  My favorite is the honey soap.

  

  
  

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• uncannycanuck

  September 2010

  I try to like it, but walking into the store gives me a headache. I don't know how anyone can work there. I've read the ingredients, and I wasn't impressed. Lots of SLS.
  

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• dineenb

  September 2010

  Some things are okay, but there are very heavy with unnatural perfumes and have some not so natural ingredients in their products. Many of their products have parabens, SLS, etc. Which is (IMO) far from natural.

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• NavyClan member

  

  September 2010

  uncannycanuck:

  I try to like it, but walking into the store gives me a headache. I don't know how anyone can work there. I've read the ingredients, and I wasn't impressed. Lots of SLS.
  

  this. A friend recommended it to me, but every single product they had in the store I went to contained SLS or SMS. Not necessarily a deal breaker for me but since by making my own I don't have to worry about those things, I'm not about to spend more money to have them back in my products again.  

  

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• Jen&Joe06

  September 2010

  I use their stuff in moderation because of the SLS's. The only thing I will buy is the bath bombs and even that is rare because there are no stores near me.

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• Alisha_A

  September 2010

  uncannycanuck:

  I try to like it, but walking into the store gives me a headache. I don't know how anyone can work there. I've read the ingredients, and I wasn't impressed. Lots of SLS.
  

  totally agree

  I think its just a gimmick. Say its natural and great, charge a hefty price and put it in snazzy packaging, tada big profit.

  

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• toadstool member

  September 2010

  Alisha_A:

  uncannycanuck:

  I try to like it, but walking into the store gives me a headache. I don't know how anyone can work there. I've read the ingredients, and I wasn't impressed. Lots of SLS.
  

  totally agree

  I think its just a gimmick. Say its natural and great, charge a hefty price and put it in snazzy packaging, tada big profit.

  This is the feeling I got from reading their website. But I'm not super great at this whole green thing yet so I am not always sure what is ok and what's not. As usual, thanks for the input ladies.

  

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• karma007

  September 2010

  I'm a sucker for the Good Karma lotion, and their (overpriced) bath bombs; wasn't impressed with the shampoo, and went back to Aveda.
  

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