LUSH Launches 23-Item Vegan Valentine's Day Line
The ethical brand debuts a romantic vegan collection of beauty products, including the Giant Rose Bombshell.
Vegan-friendly beauty brand LUSH Fresh Handmade Cosmetics released a 23-product vegan Valentine’s Day collection. The line includes 19 new products such as a lip-shaped Kiss Me Quick Wash Card, a Tender is the Night naked shower cream (offered with no packaging), and a giant version of its popular Rose Bombshell—a bath bomb filled with rose petals and accented with eco-friendly glitter. The collection also includes four previously available products, including fan favorite Unicorn Horn—a pastel-colored bubble bar scented with lavender and neroli. “From Whole Lotta Love’s delicate Damask rose … to Melt My Heart’s softening Fair Trade Congolese cocoa butter,” the company stated, “our ethically sourced ingredients are helping spread love all around the world this Valentine’s.” The new line will be available for purchase online and in LUSH stores on January 19.
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