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JulieM101

Joined 2 years ago

Love the products, but associates are too pushy.. First let me say that I LOVE Lush products! I love that they are natural, smell nice, and especially love the fact that they don't test on animals!

The thing I hate about Lush is that their stores about are absolutely teeny TINY & they have about 4 associates running up to you & making you crazy! You can't escape them because the store is so small.

I've been in retail & know it's their job to try to sell you stuff and I'm never rude, but for the most part I feel like I'm being suffocated when I walk in those stores!

They are kind of pricey, but their products are nice.

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thevixenette

Joined 3 years ago

Hard Sell, Not For the Weak of Wallet or Will. I love LUSH products (especially the winter-only Snowcake soap and the berry scented items- The Comforter Bubble Bar, You Snap The Whip Body Butter and Sweetie Pie shower Jelly).

The store specific review: AVOID! Go to the 14th Street LUSH. It's larger, seems to have less employees (read: less hard sell) as well as less customers. The sales people are too pushy but I'll still drop in if I need an item and I'm in the area because the only thing worse than LUSH's pushy salespeople is their outrageous shipping fees.

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rubydevil

Joined 6 years ago

sweet fizzy bath bombs!. this is seriously my favorite place to shop! i am SO happy they are here in ny. i used to have to purchase their items on-line from canada. honestly, there's nothing better than relaxing with a nice bath bomb and a glass of wine. also, try the silky underwear talcum powder. i always get many compliments on the scent.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Editorial Review. This fun and environmentally conscious boutique provides handmade soaps, massage bars and bath lotions constructed from all-natural ingredients.

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Sandra Ramani

Joined 10 years ago

The British cult beauty brand comes to the Big Apple; fans of fresh, all-natural cosmetics rejoice.. In Short
New Yorkers jonesing for Lush's distinctive, oft-copied products can finally put away their catalogues. In the "beauty deli," colorful, deliciously-scented handmade face masks, body creams and the like are packed into grocery-style containers--complete with expiration date--and stored in refrigerators. Slabs of soaps, in dozens of "flavors" lie on wooden tables, waiting to be cut to a shopper's specifications; mountains of fizzy bath bombs sit stacked like fresh fruit. Staffers help customers navigate all the calorie-free goodies.