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Lush's Halloween And Christmas Ranges Are Going Naked For A Good Cause

80% guilt-free.
Patricia Ekall
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Lush has decided to strip off it’s Halloween and Christmas ranges - with 80% of products “going naked” ( in other words they will be packaging free).

According to Lush, solid products like soap and bath bombs don’t need much to protect them, which means less mess for the environment and a holiday season with a good conscience.

Thus the cosmetics brand with a feverish cult following is putting more of their energy in the actual products - as opposed to worrying about bouji packaging.

“Most bathrooms are full of unwanted product bought in error because the packaging was eye-catching... [It was] obvious that the packaging was a larger part of the manufacturing cost than the contents.”

- Mark Constantine, co-founder of Lush.
Lush's Naked Halloween Products
Lush Cosmetics
Little Pumpkin, £12.95.
Lush Cosmetics
Goth Fairy Shimmer Bar, £5.95.
Lush Cosmetics
Bewitched Bubble Bar, £4.25.
Lush's Naked Xmas Products
Lush Cosmetics
The Snowman Bubble Bar, £4.25.
Lush Cosmetics
Santa's Belly Shower Jelly, £4.75.
Lush Cosmetics
The Magic Of Christmas Bubble Bar, £5.95.
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