u/rakkoreal — reddlx

If LUSH ever ends the Bring It Back program…?

If LUSH ever ends the Bring It Back program, I honestly think I’d drift away from the brand for quite a while.

I only discovered LUSH around half a year ago, but I fell deep into it very quickly — I’ve probably spent around $2000 already between spa treatments and products.

One of the biggest reasons I became so attached to LUSH was the Fresh Face Masks and the whole “freshness” philosophy behind them. The fact that you can exchange 5 empty pots for a fresh mask genuinely motivates me to keep using and enjoying my products regularly instead of just letting them sit around.

At this point I already have most product categories stocked at home, so honestly, one of the main reasons I still visit stores regularly is for the Fresh Face Masks. And once I’m in the store, I almost always end up picking up a few other things too.

I know there hasn’t been any official announcement about the program ending, but if anyone from LUSH ever happens to read this: I really think removing Bring It Back would cause a lot of loyal fans to lose part of what makes the brand feel special.

Of course, I know the program didn’t exist forever, but for newer Lushies like me — people who became fans after it was introduced — losing it would feel like a huge loss emotionally and experientially, not just financially.

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u/rakkoreal — 2 days ago

▲ 30 r/LushCosmetics

What kind of item is this?

Kind of curious what is this. Anyone knows?

https://www.lush.com/uk/en/p/black-tray

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If this is a display tray used in stores to hold products, I’d really want one, but it seems like it may already be discontinued.
I wonder if anyone here has actually bought one before?

u/rakkoreal — 4 days ago

▲ 55 r/LushCosmetics

Anyone looking for Japan-exclusive LUSH items?

Hi! I’m based in Japan and have access to Japanese Lush stores.

I’ve accumulated quite a lot of Lush Club points, and honestly the only thing I really want from this is more points 😅
So if anyone outside Japan is looking for Japan-exclusive Lush items, limited products, or things difficult to get internationally, I might be able to help.

I’m not looking to make profit from this — I’d just ask you to cover: item cost, shipping cost.
Everything would be shared transparently with receipts/screenshots, and I also have a “10% coupon” that I may be able to use for the purchase.

If anyone’s interested, feel free to DM me!
(And if posts like this aren’t allowed here, please let me know and I’ll delete it immediately!)

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u/rakkoreal — 5 days ago

▲ 32 r/LushCosmetics

I’m a big fan of Super Milk. I’m a man with short hair, but I spray it once on my head, and it smells like heaven.
But when you feel sick or weak, it smells like burning hell. I know that perfume doesn’t feel comforting when you are not good, but not this much as Super Milk. Today morning I wore it, but I couldnt stand it so I have to wash my hair again. Even small portion of this perfume, make me sick and dizzy…
I want to get better soon so that I can enjoy this scent..!

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u/rakkoreal — 7 days ago

▲ 101 r/LushCosmetics

I finally got my hands on the Ouchy Magnesium Massage Balm from the UK!

As far as I know, it’s a London Marathon limited product and not available in stores yet. I live in Japan, but I was lucky enough to get it through a random opportunity.

I’m still pretty new to Lush, so I don’t know every scent they’ve ever made, but I feel like I’ve smelled most of what’s currently in stores. This one, though, smells completely new to me. It’s honestly a bit hard to describe, but it’s definitely very refreshing, with a slight sweetness. That said, it doesn’t smell overly fragranced—compared to massage bars, the scent is much lighter and more subtle.

I tried it because I’ve been feeling some discomfort around my neck when stretching. The texture was interesting—there are small granules inside the cream. At first, I thought it might have a slight scrub-like feel, but they melted as soon as I spread it. I’m guessing it might be magnesium particles.

After applying, it feels less slippery than a massage bar and a bit more on the sticky side—but not in an unpleasant way. It’s similar to a slightly tacky body lotion. When I washed my hands afterward, it didn’t rinse off squeaky clean but left a light oily film behind.

I heard it was given out together with The Good Hour shower jelly at the London Marathon, so I expected something with a stronger cooling or menthol effect—but it was actually milder than I thought in that regard.

That said, one thing is clear: this cream seems genuinely effective for muscle soreness!! It’s a type of product I haven’t really seen from Lush before, and I have a feeling it might eventually get a full release.

And it feels like this product was designed with function in mind rather than fragrance. I think it’s definitely worth trying if you’re looking for actual effects.

If anyone else has tried it, I’d love to hear your thoughts too!

u/rakkoreal — 8 days ago

▲ 88 r/LushCosmetics

About 10 years ago, the Dirty body spray gained a kind of cult popularity in Korea, but at the same time, it also created a lot of people who strongly disliked it.

The attached photo shows a sign posted outside a restaurant saying that customers who are wearing Lush Dirty are not allowed to enter because it can cause discomfort to other guests.

How is it in Western countries? Are there quite a lot of people who dislike Dirty as well?

u/rakkoreal — 8 days ago