Smaller branch of Lush within the Liverpool Street train station. You either love the heavy scent of the shop or find it too strong. I seesaw between the two. They hand make fresh toiletry products, are against animal testing & use organic products where available to do so. Great gift ideas abound, their products are lovely & you will even find stuff for men in there! I really like their shampoo bars - they last for AGES & the squeaky green bar in particular is an aromatherapy one that cleans your hair in the greenest possible way - great if you like to do something for the environment - and it seriously leaves your hair so soft & clean feeling - noticably different to using brand shampoos. I think their prices are reasonable & I like to pop into this branch now & then for a little treat to myself :D read more

Lush - Cosmetics & Beauty Supply Near Me - London, XGL

I came into Liverpool Street and was wandering around whilst waiting for my train platform to be announced. Then I smelt it...sniff sniff sniff ...but where was it? I looked up and there it was, above the platforms nearby one of my favs (M&S). I wanted to get a moisturiser that my friend has. So I go in and ask the assistant where to find it. The assistant was VERY attentive. She starts the sales pitch on how good it is, the ingredients, bla bla bla...I tell her that I'll take it and I'm in a hurry to catch a train. She acknowledges, but just keeps going on about how to apply it. By this time I'm breaking into a cold sweat and my mind is yelling JUST GIVE IT TO ME or I'm going to have to hang around another half hour!! Meanwhile bla bla bla - she's as cool as the cucumber ingredients. As for the train...I caught it...just barely![pant] read more

I love lush normally, but this branch seems to be more expensive. I went in to pick up the limited 'Once Upon A Time' body lotion in the 225gram tub. After last year I assumed it would be around £14, so I just grabbed it and went to the till. But at the till the service person said £18(i have the receipt with me even now), I was kind of shocked but proceeded with the purchase anyway. But after looking at their website, they are selling the 250 gram tub for £16... Do they jack up prices because of the location? read more

As a person ever so slightly allergic to perfume I had always avoided Lush like the metaphorical plague. It's all pervading sickly sweet smell making Lush the marmite of beauty shops. An establishment people tend to either love or hate. But after learning from a friend that the almost excessive scent of Lush's stores owed to its practice of not wrapping its soaps and being a bit of a beauty junkie, I decided to try out some of Lush's products. It's staff are so very friendly and enthusiastic you'd be forgiven for thinking you were in an infomercial and Lush's shampoos and conditioners are up there with the best of them. Little wonder I suppose as Lush was founded by a trichologist. Curly Wurly and I Love Juicy are two - wittily named - and effective shampoos while American Cream is one of the best conditioners on the market. Period. read more

It had been a while since I had set foot in a LUSH store, and a number of their products have changed. My old favorites are still there, and I was happy to see some of the cool new things they have. While shopping, I had a couple questions about things, and Dan was awesome about answering. He also hooked me up with a sample of the Marilyn hair treatment. As Arabella mentioned, the smell in the shop can be a little overwhelming, so I've found it helpful to do my research online first, and then come into the shop when I'm ready to buy. This shop's in-station location was convenient, and despite the fact its small in size, they still carry a huge variety of products. read more

A little unit tucked away to the side of the station. If you head toward Boots by platform 1 it's off the side there. You can smell it coming which is a great way to wake up if your on your way to a train. Very handy to get a special gift for if you're on your way to someone needing a pamper. The first thing you'll be met with after the nasal aroma will be the barrow of bath bombs when fizz away in your tub leaving a colourfull wash of water and sometimes secret floaty bits. read more

Lovely staff and stuff! Pretty little store and they seem to have the whole range, so don't be fooled by the size! Really lovely staff, not pressured like some stores but really nice to talk to and felt I got the right products for me I probably would have got the wrong ones without them! read more

I love lush.. the smell can be overwhelming but that's part of the fun. The ethos is great and the products do a good job. Their makeup range is really good too with real staying power. The perfume isn't too good and still has a hippy vibe about it but hey that's okay. This shop is great for quick gifts and the staff know when to back off and when to step in. I said I was browsing and they left me alone but went to fetch me a buffy the backside slayer when I couldn't find it. lush indeed.... read more

So disappointed by the service of the employee if this Lush at Liverpool Dtreet Station. He refused, for no obvious reasons, to give me any free sample. My brother and I were the only two customers in the shop. I used to be a regular client in Lush but I won't be anymore!!! read more

A small branch of lunch inside Liverpool Street station - great for last minute presents. The smell can be a bit overpowering as the shop is so small. Lush sells lots of brightly coloured and deliciously scented bath bombs, massage bars, shampoos, solid conditioners and much more. Their items are all made with natural ingredients and are of excellent quality. The onyl problem is that the products tend to be quite expensive (£2.50-£3 ish for one bath bomb) so best used for a treat! read more

I thought that being at a train station would make a Lush store boring and impersonal, but in this case I was wrong. Every time I shop at Lush Liverpool Street Station, I have a wonderful experience. The people who work in the store are personable, knowledgeable, and low pressure. They even helped me identify the Lush scratchy body soap that I love but that's been discontinued for some time now, and told me that I may be able to order it from the retired products section of the Lush USA website. I've had some good conversations with the staff (and not just about skin care and cosmetics) while buying my British Nanny industrial-strength moisturizer and other items. Although the store is not as big as the one at Covent Garden, they appear to be well stocked - they have had everything I needed (except for discontinued items, of course). As for the smell, it smells exactly like a Lush store. Highly recommended. read more