Lush fragrances
Of the fragrances Lush makes, Scentorian has documented four. Each page pairs a scent description summarised from wearer reports with the notes, where the house publishes them, and the sources that support both.
At a glance
Scent families: Woody (3), Earthy (2), Resinous & balsamic (2), Sweet (2), Citrus (1), Floral (1), Fresh & clean (1), Fruity (1), Powdery (1), Smoky (1), Spicy (1). The families here are Scentorian's own, read off published notes for browsing, and not necessarily how Lush describes its fragrances.
4 Lush fragrances
Breath of God Perfume
Two perfumes in one bottle, and wearers can feel the seam: cold air, melon and citrus drifting over temple smoke and sandalwood.
Karma Perfume
Straight back in an old head shop is where several wearers land: sweet, syrupy orange oil on pine and a raw, green patchouli, with a thread of incense.
Lust Perfume
Jasmine the way the flower really smells, which is the whole argument about it.
Tank Battle Perfume
Bubblegum dropped on wet soil: that collision is what nearly everyone reports, with metal, damp concrete and clove turning up often and cola or beetroot now and then.
Questions about Lush fragrances
Which Lush fragrances does Scentorian cover?
Scentorian covers 4: Breath of God Perfume, Karma Perfume, Lust Perfume and Tank Battle Perfume. Each page lists its own sources.
What do Lush fragrances smell like?
Across the 4 here, Scentorian files them under Woody (3), Earthy (2), Resinous & balsamic (2), Sweet (2), Citrus (1), Floral (1), Fresh & clean (1), Fruity (1), Powdery (1), Smoky (1) and Spicy (1). The families here are Scentorian's own, read off published notes for browsing, and not necessarily how Lush describes its fragrances. Each fragrance's own page describes how it wears, from counted wearer reports.