Feed your face with Lush’s new skincare range featuring 16 different fruits and vegetables

Lush has launched a new range of ‘fresh’ skincare, featuring playful but effective products that harness the power of fresh fruits and vegetables.

The new range of 8 face masks, 6 eye pads, 5 cleansers and 2 facial scrubs is entirely free from preservatives, to help nourish and protect the skin’s natural barrier, and contains over 16 different varieties of responsibly sourced fruits and vegetables that each have their own natural skincare benefits.

From skin-softening avocado to firming and brightening parsley, vitamin-rich turnips and cleansing figs and apples – the range is an homage to Lush’s mantra when it comes to skincare – that fresh ingredients are best.

The range contains innovations designed to treat specific concerns, including Mrs Whippy face mask to soothe sunkissed skin, Biomic cleanser to brighten and smooth congestion, and Dragon Clouds eye pads to soothe and calm tired eyes.

The new fresh skincare range is available now in Lush shops, online and via the Lush app.

Face masks

Transport yourself to Yoshino, Kansai, Japan’s famous cherry blossom destination, with this brightening, radiance-boosting, creamy textured mask. Packed with fresh cherries to help skin glow, salted Sakura flowers extracted in rice vinegar for radiance, and soothing soya yoghurt.

A raspberry ripple ice cream-inspired mask, featuring softening coconut yoghurt, astringent raspberries, moisturising banana, calming calamine (ideal for sun-kissed skin) and comforting vanilla pod infusion – just like ice cream!

Feed your face with this reviving, mineral rich, skincare salad of toothed wrack seaweed, skin softening avocado, red oakleaf lettuce, sea salt and lime juice. Lush’s cleansing and softening sea salt is hand-harvested in Dorset using both ancient and contemporary production methods, working closely with leading environmental health and marine organisations to safeguard human and animal health and support marine economies.

Inspired by traditional English countryside fair games, this mask cleanses, soothes and revives with coconut served up five ways – milk powder, water, yoghurt, flesh and blossom nectar.

For a hydrating and brightening rice porridge for your face, you will need: firming and brightening fresh parsley, hydrating radish, vitamin-rich turnip, vitamin B-rich brown rice amazake, shepherd’s purse, daisy flower and chickweed decoction to soothe, softening soya flour and the refreshing scent of lime oil!

For moisturised, glowing skin, that smells good enough to eat and leaves skin feeling soft and well fed! Cleansing and naturally enzymic fresh figs and apples help to achieve glowing skin, while tapioca starch softens and linseed moisturises. Humectants glycerine and demerara sugar attract and retain moisture in the skin.

Give skin a bouquet of soothing, fragrant roses and show it how much you care, with rose oil, rose absolute and fresh rose petals! A collaborative effort between Pakistani farmers, a Turkish rose grower and Lush, rose absolute is produced from Damask roses grown in Pakistan without pesticides, thanks to permaculture techniques. Also contains gently brightening pomegranate seeds, moisturising and soothing almond oil and calming hawthorn and calamine powders.

Made from acorn powder and acorn jelly which helps to soothe the skin and also gives this mask its ‘fluffy’ texture, while lashings of creamy chestnut puree help to calm, condition and nourish, and organic hazelnut butter moisturises. Fragranced with sweet and comforting almond essential oil, Brazilian orange oil, and cinnamon leaf oil – you may end up craving a bakewell tart!

Cleansers

This UK patent pending cleanser is a source of live lactic acid bacteria, which are believed to have probiotic qualities. Organic soya kefir yoghurt is not only a source of live cultures, but also has softening and soothing properties, while ground almonds gently exfoliate for a brighter-looking complexion, and a smooth feel.

This simple and effective formula is gently exfoliating and softening. Ground almonds roll across the skin, and when they blend with water, create a soothing almond milk to wash with. Koji paste, a key ingredient in sake production, is known for giving the people working in sake factories beautiful hands!

Feed your face with 3 of your 5 a day! Fresh apples, pears and enzymic fresh lemons for cleansing, lavender, chamomile blue and rose oils provide a soothing balance to those enzymic fruits, and help to make up the fresh and comforting fragrance. Kaolin clay removes excess dirt and oil without stripping moisture, helping support the skin’s natural barrier.

Feel the benefits of the whole gourd-damn fruit with pumpkin 3 ways in this hydrating cleanser – organic pumpkin seed butter to ‘pump’ up the moisture, nutritious and vitamin-rich pumpkin puree and lightly exfoliating ground pumpkin seeds. Paprika oleoresin grants a sunny glow as you cleanse, then washes away leaving behind its toning and radiance-boosting qualities.

A pretty punnet for a happy, soothed complexion. Antioxidant-rich organic blueberries help achieve a gorgeous glow, while their high tannin content gives them clarifying qualities. Creamy and soothing coconut yoghurt and fresh aloe gel leave skin feeling soft, while calming calamine powder helps absorb any excess oil from the skin.

Eye pads

Dive into relaxation with soothing fresh aloe gel, carrageenan extract and glycerine which are cooling and great for reducing the appearance of puffiness around the eyes.

Had a long day bird watching? Rest your eyes with ingredients fresh from the sea using hydrating carrageenan and rejuvenating blue spirulina extract, extracted from algae and used to promote skin radiance and a healthy glow.

Help your eyes feel as fresh as springtime with these 100% natural, cooling and reviving eye pads. Yarrow flower infusion soothes and alongside the fresh aloe gel which helps to reduce puffiness around the eyes.

According to traditional folklore, whatever the weather is like on St Swithin’s Day – whether rain or sunshine, will continue for the next 40 days and 40 nights. These rain and sunshine eye pads were created to help you look after your skin, whatever the weather.

You’ll find German chamomile and butterfly pea flower infusion in the rain cloud and marigold petal infusion in the sunshine, both are used for their calming and soothing effects on the skin. Scented with calming lavender oil, known for its relaxing properties.

Hydrating organic rice milk soothes and calms – particularly good as the skin around the eye is thinner and more delicate, so can be more sensitive. These eye pads are designed to go under the eye.

Made with soothing fresh aloe gel and banana skin infusion (like a banana skin tea!)

Sugar scrubs

Humectant maple sugar, Canadian maple syrup and hydrating maple butter are blended with organic Fair Trade cocoa butter to add smoothness, and ground almonds to gently exfoliate while almond milk soothes.

Ground almonds, golden caster sugar and bamboo stem extract create optimum buffing conditions with three different sizes of scrub. The sweet, slightly tart fragrance comes from the Umeboshi plums – a fresh, fruity and slightly acidic pickled plum that cleanses the skin deeply, leaving it soft and promoting a radiant complexion. The cleansing ingredients are balanced with soothing fresh aloe gel and moisturising organic Fair Trade cocoa butter.

Lush’s new fresh skincare range is available now in Lush shops, online and via the Lush app.

Got a question for the Lush PR team? Please email lushpr@lush.co.uk 

About Lush

Since establishing in 1995, Lush has been driven by innovation and its ethics. Creators of pioneering beauty products, one of Lush’s most well-known creations is the bath bomb. 

Invented in 1989 by Lush Co-Founder Mo Constantine in her garden shed, bath bombs have become a global sensation – all hand pressed in Lush’s own manufacturing sites across the world, Lush sold over 21.2 million last year.

A beauty company with a campaigning heart, Lush is on a mission to create a product for every need and a cosmetic revolution to save the planet. The ultimate goal is to leave the world ‘Lusher than we found it’.

In August 2024, Lush reached £100 million in charitable giving, supporting grassroot organisations and activists through multiple programs since 2007. In FY23 Lush donated just under 1% of the company turnover to grassroots groups driving tangible positive impact, showing commitment to a long term giving strategy.

Today, Lush operates in 50 countries with over 850 shops, 38 websites shipping worldwide and a global network of native apps, broadcasting channels and digital communities in over 30 languages.