Our Favorite Things From Lush: Shampoo Bars, Lush Bath Bombs, and More

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Kimberly SamanthaReviewed by Kimberly Samantha, Skincare Reviewer

Lush is a brand we’ve been loving lately. Its bath bombs are some of the most popular bath products around, its soaps and lotions are known for their quality, and the company puts a strong focus on sustainability.

Key Takeaways

  • Lush says its products are vegetarian, cruelty-free, and handmade, and many come with little or no packaging.
  • Bath bombs, shower jellies, and bath oils come in many scents; oils can make the tub slippery, so take care.
  • Solid shampoo bars are a lower-waste alternative to bottled shampoo.
  • Fragranced bath products can irritate sensitive or eczema-prone skin, so patch-test, keep baths short and warm, and moisturize afterward.

Lush says its products are vegetarian, cruelty-free, made with ethically sourced ingredients, and handmade, and many of them come with little or no packaging.

If you’re as curious about Lush as we are, here are some of our favorite products:

Lush Bath Bombs

When it comes to Lush bath bombs, there are tons of great options, from simply scented, colorful bombs to ones with skin-softening oils or calming scents like lavender for winding down before bed. These are some of our favorites:

Shower Gels and Jellies

When it comes to their gels and jellies, the scent options are endless. You can choose a gel for a more conventional body wash type product or opt for the shower jellies for a more unique texture that will still leave you smelling heavenly. Here are some of our favorites:

Bath Oils

Bath bombs aren’t the only bath products you’ll love from Lush. Its bath oils leave your skin soft and moisturized and smell amazing. Just be careful getting in and out, since oils can make the tub slippery. Here are some of our favorites:

  • Furze bath oil (Update, October 2026: no longer sold on Lush’s U.S. site)
  • Flowers Barrow bath oil (Update, October 2026: no longer sold on Lush’s U.S. site)
  • Floating Island bath oil (Update, October 2026: no longer sold on Lush’s U.S. site)

Shampoo

Lush is known for sustainable and relatively novel products, including its shampoos. Along with conventional bottled shampoos, it makes solid shampoo bars, which cut down on plastic packaging. Lush says a bar can last up to 80 washes. Here are some of our favorites:

Whether you’re headed to Lush for bath bombs, shampoo bars, or shower jellies, there’s a lot to enjoy. If you have sensitive skin or eczema, keep in mind that fragranced bath products can cause irritation, so patch-test first, keep baths warm rather than hot and to about 10 minutes, and moisturize afterward. So which of these products are you going to try? Let us know or tag us on Instagram with #SuccessibleBeauty for a chance to be reposted!

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Our Favorite Things From Lush: Shampoo Bars, Lush Bath Bombs, and More
Kourtney Anderson
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Kourtney Anderson is a freelance writer for Successible Life and one of its most prolific contributors, covering makeup looks and techniques, skincare routines and ingredients, hair care and beauty shopping guides.