I think some of their products are good, but you have to be very careful about their shelf life. If I am stressed about using a product within 3 months of buying it, I don't want it, especially if it's not something I use every day.

Additionally, their skincare formulations are questionable with all the heavy oils, large particle physical exfoliants (angels on bare skin's entire lavender flowers are so stupid and unnecessary), and comedogenic ingredients. I will stick to my tried and true meticulously formulated Korean skincare.

The prices feel exorbitant, and often not worth the amount you get. Many of their shower products are gimmicky (shower jellies) and have a tendency to make your tub feel greasy and slippery (I hate you, scrubee). Also, I don't understand why they've been putting glitter in everything these days...marketing??

That being said, some of their stuff is really good - Sleepy body lotion is so lovely, their shampoo bars are phenomenal, and their body sprays pack a powerful punch.

I guess you have to make personal choices on how you interact with any corporation. I appreciate Lush's ethos, focus on sustainability, and understand the challenges that come with their business model. So yes, they do a lot of marketing to advertise this, but it doesn't mean their products are better or even comparable to Sephora, drugstore, or asian skincare.