Flight Attendant Shopping: Lush
Lush was a layover discovery, having first visited the store while on a layover in Vancouver, B.C.
From the minute I walked in the door, I was mesmerized with its display of yummy smelling, hand-made bath products. From sweet smelling soaps to spicy bath bars, it was all so overwhelming. The products are all natural, and there is no animal testing. This is truly a business with a social conscious.
On my first visit I purchased a few items. When I used them at home, I was hooked. I loved the products so much that I picked up trips with Vancouver layovers specifically so that I could go shopping at Lush. I would stock up on products to last several months, and when they ran out, I’d find another Vancouver layover to stock up once again.
Since that time, fortunately, Lush has opened stores in the United States, including one more geographically suited to regular visits. Products can also be purchased online.
I continued to enjoy the products, especially the bath bombs, butter creams, bubble bars, and bath melts. These items would all make a great gift, alone, or in a nice gift basket.
In fact, here are some personal recommendations:
Tags: flight+attendants, Shopping, travel, vacation, VancouverBath Bombs: butterball, Karma, or honeybee.
Butter Creams: heavenly bodies, almond dip.
Bubble Bars: creamy candy, Karma, French kiss.
Bath melts: creamy candy, you’ve been mangoed, melting marshmallow moments
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5 opinions for Flight Attendant Shopping: Lush
Melissa Petri
May 20, 2006 at 5:05 am
I looove Lush!!! Too bad they closed shop here in Frankfurt. I always just replenish in London or whenever I am home in Manila.
Deb L
May 20, 2006 at 6:58 am
OMG, those look absolutely heavenly!!! evil evil woman for sharing that link ;)
“If you were rescued from the sea by a passing pirate ship, scrubbed down with lemons then invited into the pirate king’s personal hothouse (where he houses his exotic plant collection), then you’d smell just like this. (Unlikely, we know, but pleasant to imagine.”
Mary Jo Manzanares
May 21, 2006 at 1:54 am
I know, aren’t those descriptions marvelous! The copy writers must have so much fun coming up with something creative.
Hsien Lei
May 21, 2006 at 5:17 am
I like their fresh face masks but those don’t keep for longer than a few days or a week tops.
Mary Jo Manzanares
May 21, 2006 at 11:09 am
I have tried the fresh products, but given my lifestyle (and never knowing where I’m going to be), they haven’t worked out as well for me. They are wonderful products, though!
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