Ingredients

Also called External D&C Violet No. 2, this water-soluble pigment imparts a vibrant purple shade to cosmetics, even at very low concentrations. Where do we get it? Lush UK* purchases...

Native to Europe, Matricaria chamomilla (also known as German chamomile or Matricaria recutita) blooms fragrant, daisy-like flowers throughout the summer. Where do we get it? Lush purchases flowers (fresh and...

A slightly acidic powder that gives a colouring boost to blond and grey hair. Where do we get it? Lush UK* purchases this powder from a distributor. Country of origin...

Cassia obovata powder is often sold as neutral or blonde henna. The plants have similar conditioning effects indeed, except that cassia doesn’t colour the hair. Where do we get it?...

A cleansing and invigorating herb for happy skin and scalp. Where do we get it? Like most herbs that Lush uses, rosemary powder is purchased through a distributor. They source...

When life gives you lemons, give them a squeeze! Astringent and antiseptic, this fresh, zesty juice cleanses the hair and skin without stripping natural oils, leaving a radiant glow. The...

Hibiscus is a rather classic natural dye for hair and fabrics. If you ever had a drink infused with the flower, then you know it’s indeed full of red-pink pigments....

A gentle, soothing cleanser, organic Irish moss powder rehydrates in water, leaving your skin and hair feeling soft and smooth. High in sulphur, Irish Moss is thought to help with...

Applied to the scalp, the humble nettle is said to promote the growth of strong, shiny hair by stimulating blood circulation, while preventing dandruff and balancing sebum production. Nettles are...

Stop googling noni fruits right now! You won't find anything about their effects on the hair, but you'll learn more about their peculiar taste than you'd like. What are the...

Stop googling noni fruits right now! You won't find anything about their effects on the hair, but you'll learn more about their peculiar taste than you'd like. Where do we...