21Feb
21Feb
Sicilian Red Mandarin Oil
Mandarin oil refreshes the body with an uplifting fragrance that clears the mind and gives a sense of wellbeing. It has a brightening effect on the skin and adds shine to the hair, by encouraging the cuticle to lie flat and reflect more light. Mandarin oil is...
21Feb
Sicilian Lemon Oil
Highly antibacterial, lemon oil is known for its deeply cleansing and brightening effects on the skin and hair. This oil contains alpha-hydroxy-acids or AHAs. These are enzymes that help to break down and exfoliate dead skin cells, revealing the fresh new skin underneath. Belonging to the...
20Feb
Organic Shea Butter
Wonderfully softening and an excellent ally for product formulation, shea butter is a staple at Lush. Where do we get it? Lush UK purchases this shea butter from a certified organic supplier in Ghana. They work directly with women producers in the country. Indeed, in Ghana, the...
20Feb
Tea
Tea is good for the skin, mouth, and soul. Put the kettle on! Camellia sinensis can be a tall shrub with fragrant white flowers, but it is often kept very small and leafy for cultivation purposes. With each new shoot, the fresh leaves are plucked and used...
13Feb
Marshmallow Root Mucilage
If you think you can get the sticks and firepit ready you’ll be fairly disappointed. But the marshmallow plant is still pretty impressive as its root produces a soothing mucilage that helps soften and protect the skin. Marshmallow is a perennial plant from the Malvaceae family, native...
13Feb
Marshmallow
We're not talking about the fluffy sweet here, sorry, but rather the plant called marshmallow and its powerful skin-soothing properties. The two are historically linked, though! From herbalists' shelves… The marshmallow plant, or marsh mallow, has heart-shaped, velvety leaves and pinkish flowers. It is native to Europe...
06Feb
Currant Infusion
In addition to bringing a fruity fragrance to the products, currant infusion will gently exfoliate the skin thanks to the malic acid the fruits contain. Add to that the properties of the vitamins and minerals naturally present in grapes, one can expect to have healthy...
06Feb
Blackcurrant
Blackcurrant shrubs, also called cassis, give a lot. From their juicy fruits to their fragrant flower buds and leaves, it’s more generous than you’d think! What is blackcurrant? Grapes? Who said grapes? Currants can be a type of grape, that’s true, but blackcurrants aren’t. They’re delicious berries that...
06Feb
Blackcurrant Absolute
Blackcurrant absolute has a very complex fragrance, that can be described as a walk in a luxurious green forest, full of fruits, flowers and sweets. The scent is comforting, fresh and invigorating at the same time, helping to create unique perfumes. Part of the Ribes genus,...
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