Description: www.lushcanada.com
Okay, they FINALLY have a few Lush stores in the US now, but for the longest time, this British store has been in every other country except the US. For years my friends and I would drive up to Vancouver to shop, and Lush was always high on the list.
There is more than one Lush location in Vancouver, so check the website for the one that suites you best.
This store is VERY smelly! In a good way for me, but some people find it overpowering and have decided to wait outside while I have shopped away. Also, just to warn you, the sales people are very helpful. Maybe too helpful. If you are new to shopping at this store, you may want that help, but after being to the store a thousand times, I don’t someone in my face every 5 seconds disturbing me. The Robson store tends to be crowded, especially in the summer.
The store sells fun bath and body products, all handmade with fresh natural ingredients and oils with an expiration date. They smell wonderful and are unique. The bath bomb is probably the most popular product. It’s a moisturizing smelly ball of carbonate that, when you drop it into water, starts to fizz and disintegrate, making the bath water smell good.
They also have unique shampoos and conditioners, as well as massage bars, bath melts, perfumes, a line of yummy soaps, and pre-packaged gift sets. Some of my favorites are the sweet-smelling soaps, like "Honey I Washed the Kids" and "Rock Star."
The shampoo bars are great for traveling to avoid leaking issues, and they even sell a tin to put them in. It’s hard to believe, but the bars work great and really suds up. There is a shampoo called "Big" that is based on a salt scrub. It’s very unique, but is amazing and smells great.
You see a trend here - very smelly. I usually don’t need the actual street address for these stores, as I can usually smell them a block away. That’s how I found the one in Prague. It’s a distinct smell; all the Lush stores have it.
It’s not worth shopping here if your nose is stuffed up!
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