Lush Fresh Handmade Cosmetics North America

We’re celebrating 30 years of Lush! 🎉🎉 For three decades, we’ve been following our nose and our hearts, working to make the world lusher than we found it. ❤️ Founded in Poole, England by six co-founders, Lush started as a commitment to making fresh, effective products that are never tested on animals. 3️⃣0️⃣ Thirty years later, that unwavering commitment continues to be our guiding light, with a range of effective products that care for your skin and hair while fighting for human rights, animal protection, and environmental justice—not too shabby for a company known for its bath bombs! 👉 Today, we have shops in 52 countries around the world selling fresh, handmade, vegetarian, and cruelty-free products packed with ethically-sourced ingredients. Thank you for 30 amazing years—and here’s to many, many more! 🔗 Learn more about the world of Lush: https://lnkd.in/gvAZKCQe 🔗 Shop the Lush Giving collection: https://lnkd.in/gNcuTdri

🍁 Ask most people around the world to tell you something they know about Canada, and you’re almost guaranteed to hear the word “maple”. 🇨🇦 Whether it’s the red leaf on the flag or the sweet syrup drawn from trees on Canadian soil, maple is undoubtedly synonymous with Canada. It just made so much sense that we would tap into (see what we did there?) that association for a brand new drippy, maple-centric product in celebration of our Canadian roots, values, and pride from coast to coast. Learn more about how our most Canadian product yet came to life on our latest article.👇 #MadeInCanada #SugarShackShowerGel #LushCanada

Our products are only ever as good as the ingredients they’re made from. ❤️ At Lush, that means sourcing the best materials—and doing so in a way that respects people, animals, and the planet. Our dedicated Buying team works directly with producers around the world to find ingredients that meet our standards, considering every decision in terms of workers' rights, environmental impact, animal protection, and transportation. Those values come to life in our Sugar Shack Shower Gel, made by hand in Canada and crafted with ingredients sourced from Canadian producers: 🍁 Organic Maple Syrup A natural humectant that draws moisture into the skin, sourced from Beland Organic Foods in Québec. Working with this local producer helps sustain a practice rooted in Canadian tradition. 🌹 Wild Rose Hips The fruits of wild rose plants, harvested from Saskatchewan wilds during fall and winter. Rich in vitamin C and antioxidants, they’re known for their skin-brightening qualities. 🌿 Staghorn Sumac A shrub with bright red berries found across Canada’s East Coast in the summer. It contains tannins, which help soothe irritation and support healthy-looking skin. 🌼 Alder Catkins The flowers of alder trees collected in New Brunswick over the winter, added for their natural cleansing qualities. Every ingredient is chosen with care, so our products nourish both the skin and the world around us. 🔗 Discover Sugar Shack: https://lnkd.in/g_c-vxei

Our face masks might just be the hardest-working cosmetics in the biz. ✨ They cleanse, exfoliate, balance, soothe, and smooth—leaving all skin types with glowing, healthy complexions. And yet, they’re seriously underrated. 🎉 Today is National Face Mask Day—a day to celebrate the multitasking power of this skincare staple and to share why “fresh” isn’t just a buzzword for us, but the foundation of everything we do. In a world of products built to sit on shelves for years, our Fresh Face Masks are handmade in small batches using fresh fruits, vegetables, clays, and essential oils—without synthetic preservatives. This choice demands more effort, intricate supply chains, and fast delivery to maintain freshness. 🤔 Why go to all this trouble? We believe skincare must be effective, ethically made, and good for the planet. Using fresh ingredients preserves vital nutrients, and for more than 30 years, we’ve led the way in crafting luxurious products that push back against overproduction and waste. 👀 See how we make Mineralize Me Fresh Face Mask—crafted by hand, start to finish, by our talented compounder Ebony Terry! 🔗 Explore our full range of face masks: https://lnkd.in/gubvV6D8

Today, August 9th , we honor International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples — a day dedicated to recognizing the rich cultures, contributions, and resilience of Indigenous communities worldwide. To celebrate, we’re reflecting on the limited-edition #92 Shampoo Bar, one of our initiatives to respond to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s #92 Call to Action for Business. Thanks to your incredible support and purchases, we’ve raised $127,000 to fund five Indigenous-led organizations at the forefront of reconciliation — thank you for helping us make this impact! What's the # 92 Call to Action for Business? # 92 calls upon the corporate sector in Canada to adopt the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples as a reconciliation framework and to apply its principles, norms, and standards to corporate policy and core operational activities involving Indigenous peoples and their lands and resources. To learn more, read our article on How # 92 Shampoo Bar Supports Truth & Reconciliation:  https://lnkd.in/g8t3YymA Lush continues to strive towards fulfilling the TRC's #92 Call to Action for business by engaging in a business-wide commitment to reconciliation and decolonization work. Learn more about the five organizations you helped support below: The Circle on Philanthropy works to transform the philanthropic sector to redistribute wealth, activate wisdom, and strengthen organizational infrastructure for the purpose of Indigenous peoples, organizations, communities, and nations. We Matter Campaign is an Indigenous youth-led organization dedicated to Indigenous youth support, hope and life promotion in order to foster unity and resiliency for youth going through hard times by sharing their stories and positive messages. Anishnawbe Health Foundation works in the Toronto community to support an environment where the urban Indigenous community can heal spiritually, physically, emotionally and mentally by fostering the reclamation, preservation, research and application of traditional healing methods, including the sharing of these with all people. Feathers of Hope is an Indigenous youth-led organization committed to mobilizing the energies and passions of Indigenous young people to create collaborative partnerships that ensure that Indigenous young people take a leading role in building healthier and safer communities. Savage Production Society is an art collective that supports Indigenous Theatre and Film Artists in producing work telling their stories sourcing traditional and contemporary Indigenous perspectives. Explore more Giving products: https://lnkd.in/gNcuTdri

🌈 Last weekend, we kicked off Pride in Vancouver with a joyful pop-up at Cowdog Coffee, in support of Rainbow Refugee Society. For the past 25 years, Rainbow Refugee has been creating safe pathways for queer and trans folks fleeing persecution. We’re proud to stand with them and support their life-changing work. 🐶 Our hosts at cowdog Coffee, a local no-tipping, living-wage café, pulled out all the stops: they created an exclusive Passionfruit Matcha Lemonade just for the event, and 100% of the proceeds from the drink were donated to Rainbow Refugee. Each one also came with a free Somewhere Bath Bomb, courtesy of Lush. In just six hours, the community came together to raise: ✨ $1,500 in tips ✨ $4,800 from drink sales ✨ And with Lush and cowdog rounding it up, a total $10,000 donation to Rainbow Refugee Endless gratitude to Joe Lee and the cowdog team for their heart and hustle, to Rainbow Refugee Society for their tireless advocacy, and to everyone who stopped by to sip, dance, and show up in solidarity. 🔗 Learn more about Rainbow Refugee and how you can support their work: https://lnkd.in/guc9GXh7

Passionate about influencer marketing? Lush Fresh Handmade Cosmetics North America is on the lookout for an Influencer Marketing Specialist to help bring our influencer strategies to life. In this role, you’ll connect with creators of all sizes, support standout campaigns and events, and help drive authentic brand storytelling across North America. If building relationships, organizing impactful activations, and shaping creative campaigns excite you, we’d love to hear from you! Apply here! https://lnkd.in/gqY-rXgz #NowHiring #InfluencerMarketing #MarketingCareers #LushLife #InfluencerRelations #Marketing #MarketingCampaign #PublicRelations #SocialMedia Carlos Montoya Julia Hamfelt Lexie Slavin Kaitlyn Tascarella

It’s an icon. It’s a legend. It’s Karma. 🧡 A fan-favorite fragrance for 30 years, Karma has become one of Lush’s most recognizable scents. 💭 Created by Co-Founder Mark Constantine in 1995, its bold blend of grounding patchouli and bright citrus was inspired by the free-spirited energy of the 1960s—think incense-filled shops, hippie hangouts, and a belief that a better world was possible. But why name it Karma? 🤔 👉 During one of the very first Lush shop openings, Mark overheard a crew helping with the setup grumbling about a parking ticket they’d gotten on their flower-covered VW van. “Bad karma, man!” one of them muttered—and thus the name was born. Now, three decades later, this bestselling scent has been reimagined by our inventors into an entire collection of products: soap, shower gel, massage bar, and even a spa treatment. This is Karma’s world—we’re just living (or smelling) in it. 🔗 Discover Karma: lush.com/us/en_us/c/karma