Starting its journey in 1976, "Lush" has evolved into a renowned cosmetics brand over the years. Originally founded as "Constantine and Weir" by Elizabeth Weir, Mark, and Mo Constantine, the brand's products quickly gained popularity nationwide and became an integral part of "The Body Shop" portfolio. After selling its patents and recipes in the early 1990s, "Cosmetics to Go" was established as a mail-order business. Following the closure of "Cosmetics to Go," the first "Lush" store opened its doors in 1995 in Poole, UK, marking the beginning of a successful expansion. Today, with over 100 stores in the UK and numerous locations in Germany, "Lush" offers an extensive range of cosmetics, including products for hair, skin, teeth, bath, shower, soaps, perfumes, and makeup. Production is centralized in Poole and outsourced to various European countries, including Düsseldorf in Germany. Beyond its diverse product range, "Lush" is renowned for its strong commitment to social responsibility. The brand prioritizes animal welfare by refraining from animal testing in its products and advocating for the same from its suppliers. Furthermore, "Lush" actively supports environmental organizations, demonstrating a dedication to sustainability and ethical practices.