Ingredients

As it exfoliates, coarse sea salt cleanses, softens, and brightens the skin without stripping away too much natural oil. It's also a traditional ingredient for bathing - slowly dissolving in...

Carefully collected from wild bees’ hives, this honey has a unique dark amber colour and a rich, smoky aroma. Where do we get it? Lush UK and Japan* manufacturing sites...

We make our own infusion by steeping saffron in boiled water. It naturally colours and perfumes our products and is a luxurious way to give hair some golden tones! The...

Known to be very soothing, chamomile flowers also contain a yellow colouring matter called apigenin which acts as a weak dye on hair and is especially appreciated to make blond...

To make a soothing chamomile infusion, dried flowers are soaked in hot water, left to infuse and then strained.

Chlorophyllin brings a calming, leafy-green colour to Lush products. With its strong antimicrobial properties, it makes an effective deodorant and is also prized in skincare to help calm and prevent acne. The...

Fresh coconut flesh is full of moisturising oils and soothing milk. The coconut palm (Cocos nucifera) is thought to be native to the warm climates of Polynesia, Malaysia, and Southern...

Since flax seeds and mullein leaves both produce mucilage when simmered in water, their decoction has a gel-like consistency and helps soothe, condition and protect the skin. Decoctions are made...

A reassuring and grounding scent, that creates the base of many beautiful perfumes. Where do we get it? This sandalwood oil is produced in Western Australia from native Santalum spicatum...

Apples are rich in antioxidants and vitamins to brighten and refresh the skin. They contain vitamins A and C as well as malic acid, a natural antioxidant and exfoliant. Apple trees...

Organic soya yoghurt helps create creamy, moisturising and soothing cosmetic products. It also lightly conditions the hair.  The soya plant (Glycine max) belongs to the pea family (Fabaceae) and like...