How Lush took on the cosmetics industry | FT 

The most important currency in branding is trust, their youtube channel is all about that, great work.

amen

can i know whats the reason behind them shutting all their accs down?

@@bungamawar4049 It's a movement to inspire their customers to take care of their well-being by staying away from constantly scrolling on social media :)

I always thought lush was from america thank uou Britain I love lush with their real ingredients

@@feartheghostinme675 only problem is they're from Dorset

yes some great quality and certainly amazing ingredients in india, but low to no standards on health and safety regulations, also decent consumer protection law only came in very recently

Though I have some lovely ayurvedic turmeric and clove soap that has made my skin the best it has been since I was a child. It smells beautiful too.

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We have been making soap for hundreds of years. Bitter much 😂. We have a range of smells a lot of yours just smell the same. Incense/herbal its in your culture and here it isnt liked very much in the west

You can support one good brand without pulling another one down. Stop crying

When was lush in India?

@@nikitathapa3159 a few years ago. In bangalore.

I had no idea they had a shop in india too !

A lifestyle can also be a trend. Some definitions of Trend a general direction in which something is developing or changing. "an upward trend in sales and profit margins" change or develop in a general direction. "unemployment has been trending upwards"

No need. Even some food factories dont use any

its a used car sales man atmosphere

Hi, lush worker here. We are made to do that, we will get in trouble if we don’t. Unfortunately it’s apart of the job, the worker probably hates it as much as you do

You just say no thanks and they leave tou alone lmfao

They’re the biggest sharks you’ll ever come by for sure lmao, you set foot in one of those places and you’ll be confronted with the most beautiful woman you’ve ever seen in your entire life grabbing your forearms and rubbing you down with some goop in a 2oz tin can that’s 12 dollars and she’ll be like “it smells good right” and you have to be like “of course” and walk out of that place 1500 dollars in debt

@@pompommerman9830you’re acting like that’s not their whole job as a salesman to get you to love the product. That’s business. Don’t complain when it works, it just shows your lack of self-discipline 👌🏻

Oh never knew bout that,new knowledge😲

Better than plastic in the ocean

It’s still biodegradable is it not

@@Solar_Corpus Plastic is also biodegradable but takes 1000 years, but climate change is real and affects us in 50 years. I would rather take the 1000 years to find a solution to degrading and recycling plastic than risk my existence 2.5x faster in the next 50 years

But in a few days-years those materials will be broken down. Plastic will just break into smaller pieces which is why we have micro plastics in our food now.

Why, the glycerin?

Actually, lush listened. Lush cosmetics as of January 2023 no longer use lanolin on any of their products. Lush also has both SLS and SLES FREE products. You just have to ask or look it up online. Lush derives their safe surfactants from coconut and other oils to AVOID the use of palm oil which damages the environment. - palm oil is used by most companies to create SLS/SLES. According to dermatologists (watch df dray on RU-vid if you wish) they explain surfactants are ok depending on it's purpose/need/how it is used..etc.. it's been proven to be safe albeit quite drying and some people's hard doesn't take to it. To conclude, lush no longer uses animal byproducts other than honey. Honey is sourced because using purely maple syrup, agave, vanilla, glycerin or date syrup... Basically using 1 or more humectant ingredient than others will cause a tip in the balance and harm another living creature or persons environment. It's about balance and moderation for lush. They try their best to make options for everyone which is great. Still think their facial cleansers, toners and moisturizers can be better but not my company so not my circus.

@@warriornix4364 Thats a good. I do have to commend them on the fact that they're trying to both make their products better and help the environment. I'm hesitant in trying their products because my reaction was no joke, I really wish to be able to buy from them bc I like that they're trying but I don't want to risk my skin for it, but yeah agree with you not my company not my company lolz

There is no lanolin in lush products anymore

? Everything is a chemical

Nah look at the ingredient lists on the products, green words are fresh ingredients, black words are safe synthetics. Majority of their product labels are straight green.

terry, the water you drink is made of chemicals

UK handmade with full sustainable production line, yea that's going to cost. But it's not the destructive trash most of the other competitors are putting out.

yes but in a way it redistributes wealth

@@r3dp1ll care to explain?

@@AvgJane19 I meant it takes from affluent customers and redistribute to its employees. But actually I just had a look and they pay market rate and do not give shares to employees ...

Worth it to support such a great company and they’re employees

Bye