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- PoliticsYahoo Life
The big problem with the California bill that bans cosmetic animal testing
Cosmetic animal testing could be banned by 2020 in California, but some beauty brands ask, "What about China?"
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Shoppers threaten to boycott Lush over controversial campaign calling police officers liars
The beauty brand's campaign supporting Police Spies Out of Lives has been accused of portraying law enforcement in a negative light.
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Lush's Latest Ads Are a Powerful Addition to the Inclusive Beauty Movement
Just when we thought Lush couldn’t win over our hearts even more, they dropped their latest ad campaign. The photoshoot spotlights two LGBT couples celebrating Valentine’s Day right — in the bathtub.
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Grandparents ‘Horrified’ by Salacious Lush Shower Gel Packaging
What the couple from Essex, England, found written on the bottles when their Macy unwrapped the pink box, however, left them stunned. The Snow Fairy shower gel contained in the $15.95 bath set sported a label the doting grandparents feel isn’t exactly age-appropriate for a young child. The Shiners were “horrified” when young Macy stumbled upon the lewd message after opening her gift, according to the?Sun.
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These Halloween Lush Products Are Scary-Good
Take a break from planning your spooky?Halloween ensemble, because Lush just dropped a frighteningly cool collection of bath products.
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Using This Lush Product Will Apparently Cause A Plant To Grow In Your Bathroom
A luxury massage bar is to blame for the weird phenomenon, which sounds like the beginning of an epic sci-fi invasion movie.
- NewsMic
Lush Is Welcoming Syrian Refugees to Stores in a Powerful Way
The store has created a product to welcome refugees.
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A girl misused a bath oil and now she's bright pink
An embarrassing misuse of a LUSH product has left one girl pink in the face — and everywhere else. While Abi Shenton believed she was properly using a LUSH oil in the bath, she was actually dyeing her skin a very bright pink. See also: Angry husky tries to argue with his mom about bath time "The product used was called 'Razzle Dazzle' and it is not a bath bomb," Shenton told Pretty 52. "The correct procedure is that you are supposed to dilute it into water but I thought it was a soap and rubbe
- NewsAlison Coldridge
Girl Forgets To Read Beauty Product Instructions, Turns Herself Pink
Abi Shenton realised the hard way that if you don’t read the instructions on certain beauty products correctly, you could end up with a look that you weren’t expecting. Shenton tweeted LUSH with her dilemma, writing, “Are your products supposed to stain the human skin fluorescent pink?” She added a photo that showed she was indeed looking a little more flamingo-like than usual.
- NewsAlexandra Perron
The Top 10 Dry Shampoos to Fix Any Bad Hair Day
These 10 dry shampoos will save your hair. Batiste Dry Shampoo ($8) This lightweight formula adds volume and revives greasy hair without weighing down your locks.? Klorane Dry Shampoo ($20) Klorane Dry Shampoo is a Parisian pharmacy staple. Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray ($42) While technically not a dry shampoo, this texturizing spray has a cult-like following for perking up and adding volume to second-day hair.? R Co Death Valley Dry Shampoo ($17) If you’re looking to get rid of excess oil and
- NewsLauren Tuck
Why This Body-Postivive Ad Was Banned For Being?“Offensive”
Lush, a cosmetics company known for their bath bombs and body butters, is being asked to remove a body-positive advertisement for being offensive and pornographic. The campaign features four nude women with their backs to a white wall that’s covered in graffiti with the words “We prefer to go naked like over 100 of our products.” The poster, which was featured in multiple places in a mall in Australia, received multiple complaints to the?Advertising Standards Bureau.
- NewsJoanna Douglas
Food-Grade Beauty Products: Good Enough to Eat
If you wouldn’t eat something because of all the preservatives and stabilizers listed on the label, why would you slather it onto your skin? Food-grade products are categorized as safe enough to eat, full of the kind of recognizable—and pronounceable—ingredients you know to look for in your diet. Definitions for “all-natural” and “organic” can be blurry, but food-grade?
