to think Lush products can't be THAT envriomentally friendly

[marenmj]

when they put so much CRAP down the drains?

glitter?

confetti??

NUTS???

Honestly. I like some of the soaps. The lemon soap tastes like lemon, so can't be all bad in my book. prairielandherbs doesn't ship to the UK so I make do with Lush.

I have a catch on my drain so I don't put loads of my hair and bits of food washed off DD down the pipes, but why make products that require cleaning the bath AFTER?

I just had to clean a blardy shea butter and SAND bath ring because DD got her hands on an "exfoliating" bar that someone gave me whilst pregnant - which I had on the shelf by the bath but had forgotten about

I don't put bacon grease down the drain because of the fat, why the hell would you put shea butter down???

(following a visit to the shop where I was told that the solid-fat massage bars can be used in the bath/shower!)

Seems like bragging about green credentials is a bit much when one of your ingredients is confetti

I love Lush and I like confetti and glitter in my bath and just sometimes it'd be nice not to be beaten with the Green stick. Sometimes things are just for fun. So sue me.

i don't believe that anything you can smell from 100 yards away is environmentally friendly. Hate the place, makes me sneeze and my eyes water - as jim royle would say, environmentally friendly my arse...

I had a tiny plant growing up my plughole after dd used some soap or other. I relented and let her choose something (I waited outside due to the stench). Obviously soap had seeds in and one sprouted.