The Lush fragrance range is expanding: eleven new perfumes are being added – including four new fragrances in the “core range”, which are available in all Lush shops and online, as well as seven further new additions which are available in the Lush “Perfume Libraries”. , such as the Munich Lush shop, and are available online. Optionally, the scents can be ordered in the shops via curated orders.
Vegan leather jacket perfume
An earthy and smoky scent that envelops you and takes you on a journey. The grounding, woody notes of this vegan perfume are reminiscent of the warmth of a well-worn leather jacket, making it a special treat for vegans. Rich, complex and let’s face it, sexy.
Lush co-founder and in-house perfumer Mark Constantine was inspired by a line from the song “Gunga Din” by The Byrds for this fragrance: “Have breakfast with me mamma, I hope they’ll let us in, I’ve got a leather jacket on, I know that it’s a sin”. This line of text made him think that, as a vegetarian company, many of Lush’s employees and customers don’t wear real leather. This is how the leather-like, 100% vegan scent with clove, tonka bean and tobacco extract was created.
„Vegan Leather Jacket is probably Lush’s greatest work since ‚Breath of God‘ and a masterpiece for the ages“ – Luca Turin, perfume critic and co-author of ‚Perfumes: An A-Z Guide‘ and ‚Perfumes: The Guide‘.
What’s in it for you?
– Clove buds and vetiver as well as a touch of tobacco create an atmospheric perfume.
– Tonka gives the scent a warm and sweet note.
The Bee’s Knees perfume
A rich honey scent, fresh like the fields and calming like home. Our perfumer Alina Gliwinska was inspired by memories of her father caring for his bees to create this warm, slightly smoky scent with earthy notes and hints of tobacco.
What’s in it for you?
– Osmanthus and tobacco give this perfume a homely, slightly smoky quality.
– Neroli and orange blossom provide wonderfully warm, floral notes.
Chelsea Morning perfume
A sweet, sunny and buttery scent that sticks to your senses like caramel. With bright biscuit notes and hints of citrus, it’s a gourmand scent with a heart of gold. Emma Vincent, Lush perfumer, created this gourmand-style fragrance inspired by the lyrics of Joni Mitchell’s song of the same name, particularly the line „and the sun poured in like butterscotch and stuck to all my senses“.
What’s in it for you?
– Notes of tonka bean and caramel candy provide a sweet but not too sweet scent.
– Lemon myrtle gives a sunny, citrusy note. – With fenugreek for a spicy undertone.
No Way To Say Goodbye perfume
This bittersweet scent was created by Emma Vincent – a fruity and floral blend of benzoin, rose and all the things left unsaid. This transformative scent evokes complex emotions, tart blackcurrant and intoxicating rose take possession of you and unfold into a powerfully bittersweet perfume. A reminder that great beauty can emerge from our hardest moments.
What’s in it for you?
– Tart notes of blackcurrant and litsea cubeba for a succinct, sweet opening.
– Rose extract and rose oil add depth and a warm, floral soul.
Bond Street 1972 perfume
If you want to own a room, this green and grassy scent signals that you mean business. Our perfumer Mark Constantine was inspired by an encounter with an elegant and strict receptionist from his early days in the hair industry. The woman wore a bold green wall of scent to create an aura of confidence and clarity.
What’s in it for you?
– Clear, green notes create a strong first impression.
– Olibanum and Galbanum give this perfume its distinctive grassy notes.
Sweet Pea perfume
Lively, classic and a bit wild, like a flower shop before closing time when the flowers start to wilt slightly and turn greener. Created by our perfumer Emma Vincent for her own wedding day, this elegant floral perfume was inspired by her bridal bouquet of fragrant herbs and flowers. When it came to the bouquet, she carefully chose everything based on the scent and not the petals.
What’s in it for you?
– Jasmine, rose and ylang ylang form a classic floral bouquet.
– Rosemary and sage, valued in traditional wedding ceremonies, add green, herbal notes.
The Dew On Their Hems perfume
A fresh, slightly sweet scent with bold citrus notes, a delicate finish and many layers of meaning. In the song Sisters of Mercy by Leonard Cohen there is a line that goes: “Well they laid down beside me, I made my confession to them, they touched both my eyes, I touched the dew on their hem”. The idea of a fresh drop of dew on the hem of a skirt inspired Mark Constantine to create this fresh but subtly sweet scent.
What’s in it for you?
– Crisp cucumber notes develop into a stimulating petrichor scent. Petrichor is the smell of rain falling on dry earth.
– Fir balsam, cedar wood and cedar leaf round off the sweet start with deeper, earthy notes.
Time Of The Season perfume
A bold and unconventional Neroli perfume that will grab all hippies by the bell pants. For this fragrance, Mark Constantine was directly inspired by the popular 60s song by The Zombies, which shares the same name. It is a typical hippie-style fragrance that combines lively, uplifting and earthy, down-to-earth notes. With a complex and interesting blend of dark Sumatran patchouli, grapefruit and neroli, Mark considers this scent to be the best orange blossom perfume he has ever created!
What’s in it for you?
– Made with dark patchouli oil produced in collaboration with the Gayo Lues Permaculture Center in Sumatra.
– Organic neroli oil and orange blossom extract add warmth and vibrancy to this hedonistic perfume.
The following three perfumes are very special and create their own sub-genre in the Perfume Library range and were inspired by Emma’s travels to places where Lush sources key ingredients. Emma’s three scents are based on experiences she had locally, the people she met, the things she experienced and the scents she encountered along the way
betel perfume
Sticky green mango in a lush green garden. Betel with lime on the side of the road. Our perfumer Emma created this evocative blend of davana, jasmine and coriander to evoke bright taste memories of her travels in India. The result is resinous, floral and aromatic.
What’s in it for you?
– Davana, jasmine, anise and coriander create a rich, balsamic scent.
– Mango leaf adds sweetness and lightness.
Abiba perfume
Our perfumer Emma was inspired to create this warm and soothing perfume when she met the women of the Shea Cooperative in Ghana. She was impressed by the strong community the women had built. On this trip, Emma met and befriended a woman named Abiba. Abiba, a great supporter of her local community and a single mother, finances her children’s education exclusively through her work with shea butter. Emma was inspired by Abiba’s strength and this intimate, aromatic and empowering scent draws on the olfactory memories of her journey.
What’s in it for you?
– Bay evokes the spice and liveliness of the market.
– Carrot seed oil has a warm, gentle scent that reminds Emma of the shea butter applied to the skin. – Vetiver evokes the smell of wood smoke, which is created when the women process the shea butter by hand.
Hungarian Fronds perfume
A postcard from Budapest, written in the colors of fennel and chamomile. Rich aromas and subtle sweet notes create a sensual perfume inspired by the sights and flavors of the city. A unique and fascinating perfume for everyone who likes to smell a little different. The scent comes from Emma Vincent, who visited one of our chamomile suppliers in Hungary and was inspired by the country’s natural flora. Blue chamomile grows there in abundance and fills the air with its typical, herbaceous and sweet scent. The word “Fronds” refers to the delicate, feathery leaves she has seen all over the country.
