Cupuaçu Butter

developer2024-12-02T18:40:59+02:00The cupuaçu tree (pronounced coo-poo-assoo) is native to the Amazon rainforest. It produces oil-rich seeds that can be transformed into a luxurious butter. Where do we get it? The cupuaçu fruits used to make the butter in Lush products are farmed by a cooperative in the Amazon...

Murumuru Butter

developer2024-12-02T18:37:31+02:00Highly moisturising, murumuru butter coats the skin and hair with a light and protective film. It helps retain moisture and provides a smooth and shiny appearance. Found in the Amazon rainforest, Astrocaryum murumuru is a tall and spiny evergreen palm with a thick trunk and a shuttlecock-shaped crown....

Fair Trade Organic Cocoa Butter

developer2024-11-01T15:47:08+02:00Why do we love to use cocoa butter? Because it’s a wonderful multi-tasking material! Not only does it moisturise the skin and hair, but it also helps with preservation and packaging. Where do we get it? Lush UK sources Fair Trade and organic cocoa butter from the...

Sandalwood Oil

developer2024-10-25T20:13:07+03:00A reassuring and grounding scent, that creates the base of many beautiful perfumes. Where do we get it? Lush purchases this oil from New Caledonia, where the local government grants quotas for harvesting every year and where sandalwood saplings are regularly replanted. The oil producer only uses...

Tonka Absolute

developer2024-10-25T19:30:19+03:00From the ground of the Amazon rainforest to fragrant extraction rooms in France, sweet tonka beans gently take us on an aromatic and reassuring journey. Where do we get it? Lush purchases tonka beans directly from Kayapo communities of the Amazon rainforest in Brazil. They pick up...

Eucalyptus Oil

developer2024-10-25T16:13:12+03:00The sharp, refreshing aroma of eucalyptus helps clear and balance the mind. The oil also cleanses thanks to its antiseptic qualities and leaves a cooling effect on the skin. The Eucalyptus genus is comprised of over 660 species of shrubs and trees of the Myrtaceae family...