If you’re looking for the perfect green Valentine’s Day gift then LUSH has you covered with lots of bubbly Valentine’s Day goodness. Some good Valentine’s Day picks include…
LUSH Magic Mushroom Bubble Bar – strawberries and vanilla cream bubbles!
LUSH Love Soap – a pretty red, glittery heart-shaped soap will make everyone smile since it’s jam-packed with aphrodisiacs and skin smoothing ingredients.
LUSH Ex Factor Bath Bomb – a sweet little blue gingerman with a pink heart.
LUSH Be Mine Gift – a nice gift pack filled with pampering goodies. The set comes with three pleasurable products, all wrapped up in rose printed paper; Flying Fox Shower Gel; Shimmy Shimmy Massage Bar; and Honey Trap Lip Balm.
LUSH True Love Gift – this ultimate Valentine’s Day temptation kit is filled with aphrodisiac-infused Sex Bomb Bath Bomb, red glitter Love Soap and moisturizing Yummy Yummy Yummy Shower Gel plus Vanilla Dee-Lite Lotion bar.
Lush is not the perfect green company in my opinion, but that doesn’t mean they’re not close. Lush has many green perks such as…
- Naked packaging – meaning, if you head to a LUSH retail shop, about 70% of their products are available sans ANY packaging if you choose, including Bath Bombs, shampoo bars, bubble bars, massage bars, body butters and solid facial cleansers, deos, Emotibombs and sugar scrubs.. Ah naked soaps. With other products LUSH uses simple packaging along with post-consumer recycled, recyclable and biodegradable materials whenever possible. The total recycled content in all LUSH packaging is about 89%.
- Bath Bombs are made with moulds made of recycled plastic.
- The company uses motion sensors in their change rooms to save electricity along with a shower to encourage staff to bike to work.
- The company uses large compost bins outside their factory for all the seeds, pits and peels leftover from making products and use compostable cheesecloth to cover bins of product, so the product is kept clean and dust-free, and the cheesecloth “lid” can then be composted.
- No animal testing.
- All the bins and totes used to carry ingredients and products around are made of recycled plastic, and they have a zero plastic bubble wrap policy.
- Everything in North America by land (except for Hawaii).
- LUSH makes many solid products which help to reduce plastic bottles plus the products last longer.
Basically I’d like to see more organic products from Lush, but overall they’re doing well from a green living standpoint.
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