Lush Naked shampoo bar
Lush
Naked shampoo bar
Sold packaging-free, so almost no plastic; some fragrance is not broken out and certifications are still being confirmed.
A solid shampoo bar sold naked with no packaging at all. Handmade, with a vegetarian range and many vegan options.
How this score breaks down
Strengths
- Sold completely packaging-free
- Many vegan options in the range
- Widely available in stores
Trade-offs
- Some fragrance components are not broken out on the label, so disclosure is slightly less complete
- We are still confirming the PETA and Vegan Society certifications directly, so this entry is marked limited confidence until then
Scored on our consumables method (consumables-v1). How we rank →
What's inside
A solid shampoo bar sold completely naked, with no packaging at all. The bar is the entire product, so there is nothing to throw away.
| Part | Material |
|---|---|
| Format | Solid shampoo bar |
| Packaging | None (sold unpackaged) |
Free of All packaging, plastic bottle, added water
- Packaging
- Sold naked, no packaging
- Microplastics
- None
Attributes
What this product is, at a glance.
Certifications
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About Lush
Lush is a handmade-cosmetics company founded in 1995 in Poole, England, by six partners who rebuilt from the collapse of an earlier mail-order business. It makes bath bombs, shampoo and soap bars, fresh face masks, and skincare, much of it sold naked, or packaging-free.
The company is privately held and partly employee-owned, and its stated values include being vegetarian, fighting animal testing, and ethical buying. Its animal-testing stance and vegetarian labeling are its own policies rather than outside certifications, and the plastic-free part of the range is the naked line, while other products still use packaging.
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