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Lush Life

I came across this new store which I'd like to call it the new and refined version of The Body Shop. The store is called Lush and it provides fresh cosmetics and beauty products all handmade using fresh, organic fruit and vegetables, and the finest essential oils. It has a complete range of natural handmade bath, body, and face products including handmade natural soaps, bath bombs, shampoos, cleansers, and moisturizers. Great place for gift ideas. The store has a deliciously mouth-watering smell so I strongly do not recommend visiting it while fasting.


Lush Cosmetics is located at 360 Mall's lower level, opposite to Giant supermarket.
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nosa said…
they closed it in bahrain 2 years bk! i wonder y.. i remember it smelled great..
but at the age ( year 2000 ) i wasnt that keen on pampering myself n buying all these stuff..
now i wish i can find a brunch of them in Bahrain..


every1 that i know who used it said their stuff r special.. but i dont know..
22 August, 2009
Danah said…
it's been in kuwait for a couple of years now. the first store is located in salmiya plaza.

one of the co-founders, mark constantine, used to work for the body shop and he's the one who created the peppermint foot scrub:) i was lucky enough to meet him (and some lush bigwigs) a couple of years in london. he's SO passionate about the company!
22 August, 2009
Mark said…
According to the owner they opened up in Kuwait on March 16th, 2008.

http://www.248am.com/mark/interesting/lush-fresh-handmade-soaps-and-natural-cosmetics/

He follows that post so if you have any questions you can ask him there and he usually replies within a day.
22 August, 2009
ManooLa said…
The've got an amazing body butter called "King of Skin" I used to stock up on it when I go to London or the States. Im so glad Lush is in Kuwait now, I need more of this stuff!
22 August, 2009
Anonymous said…
Lush started in Canada and quickly spread throughout the rest of the world thanks to their yummy (and effective) concoctions.

As a Canadian expat living in Kuwait, I cannot tell you how happy I was to stumble upon a Lush store in my new home town.

So thanks for featuring it. : )
23 August, 2009
Danah said…
~:C:~ Actually, it started in London:)
23 August, 2009
Anonymous said…
Dandoon - My mistake, I looked into it and you're right.

Years ago, on the local (Canadian) website's store they made it sound like they started on Canada's west coast. That may just have been the first Canadian store though.

You learn something every day, I guess. lol Thanks for the heads up. : )
23 August, 2009
miss ghesquiere said…
i love their coconut shampoo and coconut pink soap
23 August, 2009
Zuzu said…
I was wondering if you knew if it was still open? I've heard a lot of good things about their products and I'm pretty excited about trying them out for myself.
02 February, 2012
Confashion said…
Zuzu
The last time I checked (almost 2 weeks ago) it was closed for renovations... It should be open in a month or so :)
08 February, 2012
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