Lush launch first-ever St Patrick’s Day range

From Thursday, 27th February 2025, Lush will launch their first-ever St Patrick’s Day range on lush.com and in shops in Ireland and the UK. The collection is inspired by the celebration of celtic symbols of tradition and folklore, creating a perfect gift for your favourite person or yourself.

The 2025 Lush St Patrick’s Day range is part of Lush’s ‘Co-Create’ programme, a product creation programme for Lush employees which aims to promote diversity, inclusion, equity and belonging by lifting up authentic stories from respective communities. Carrie Mullan from Lush Belfast and Connaill Crawford from Lush Newry are Lush’s co-creators for this range.

Connaill Crawford from Lush Newry co-created The Craic Bath Bomb: 

“Craic [pronounced krak] is an Irish word for fun, and the most fun event in Ireland is time spent at a local pub enjoying a drink, music and friends. I wanted to create a bath bomb that captured all three. 

Many years ago I sat with friends in an old pub, where we shared stories, listened to the band play and were warmed by the hearth. I remember pausing and looking round the table and feeling a warmth like no other. The warmth of community and the music of the many is at the core of Irish culture and this bath bomb will give that warmth to everyone.”

The Craic Bath Bomb (£6 / €7) 

It’s a lovely day for friends, frothy stout and sharing stories round the fire. Finish the festivities in a warm bath with Ireland’s Celtic harp and bathe in soothing cedarwood and cinnamon. 

Warm spicy cinnamon pairs with cedarwood to create a fragrance with great depth and elegance. Together, they have the power to relax the mind and help ease emotions, the ideal bath bomb for a post-party soak. Sláinte!

Claddagh Soap (£6 / €7.50)

Gallúnach maith, leath na hoibre: A good soap is half the work. A delicate base of coconut, rice bran and rapeseed, infused with herbaceous pine and fir needle absolute this heartwarming gift celebrates love, loyalty and friendship while caring for their skin.The soap’s design is finished carefully by hand with a brush of glistening red lustre in the centre. Finished with love and attention, it’s the perfect gift for your special someone.

“There’s a superstition about buying Claddagh rings, where you can’t buy your own, (although buying it for yourself could be seen as an act of self love!) so the idea that people could buy it and gift it to someone they love is heartwarming. My parents met on St Patrick’s Day, and use the Claddagh as a representation of their relationship, using it as their wedding rings. It ties them to their love, to each other, and their Irish heritage which I’m sure many people will be able to relate to”

– Carrie Mullan, Lush Belfast

notes to editors

Lush’s Secret Master Plan – A product for every need…

At Lush, it is part of our secret master plan to make products for every need. As a diverse global business, we recognise that it’s important to ensure that customers and staff across our worldwide community are able to find products for every occasion including celebrations that involve gift-giving. Working with staff across cultures globally, we aim to make everyone in the Lush community feel included and welcome, as always. 

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.