Lush Perfume

I have a Lush solid perfume in Lust which I've had for a few years but it hasn't seem to have gone off so I'd be surprised if this was the problem. Maybe you've developed a sensitivity to the fragrance. Maybe you should stop using it for a while and see how you feel. BH have a new post on just this topic which you may want to look at.

I cannot even go into the Lush store, the strong smell makes me feel sick and give me a headache. We have one near Myer and I have to use a different door as I cannot even go past the Lush place. So trying anything of theirs is a no go for me.

I love karma and Lust they are all my all time favourites for after a bath or before bed after my shower. I haven't really smelt the others.

I absolutely love lush perfumes! I love the newer range they've bought out, and the new packaging. And to answer your question, It should have a use by date on the sticker!

I love Lush perfumes and have many, including Vanillary. Perfumes don't go bad if they are quality scents and any company that tells you that well, they just want you to buy more. Haha!

I have a bottle of Vanillary from 2012 that's just fine. Maybe your taste may have changed or your body may have changed. Go perfume shopping & try some something new. Store Vanillary in a dark place that doesn't change in temperature & revisit it in a few months.

I'd love to try Vanillary, vanilla is my favourite scent.

I've been using a solid perfume stick of Lust regularly, and love it. The perfume lasts and lasts, unlike many of my spray perfumes

I love Lush products but even some of the moisturisers smell are a bit too much for me! There are some more delicate shower gels and moisturisers (like snow fairy) that arent perfumes but leave a nice smell for the whole day!

Generally speaking I love Lush products but I have found the perfumes to be uniformly awful. My skin reacted to them and they were so strong they gave me a headache. There are much nicer natural perfumes out there.

The range is all EDP, so they are very strong. Probably the use of so many essential oils and their naturally occurring compounds that are also known irritants/allergens contribute to adverse reactions. The one perfume that I like but is hellish on my sinuses is Imogen Rose. I also think a lot of the floral heavy fragrances are irritating, even though they smell nice. Gone are the days where I can be inside a Lush shop, my immune system decided to go overkill on my sinuses.

I didn't know they did perfume.

I love Lush products but am yet to find a perfume that I'm crazy about. I enjoy how Lust by Lush smells on others but on me it smells like mothballs lol.