Karma Perfume — Lush
Concentration not stated from Lush.
Scent description (editorial impression)
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. It projects hard and stays for hours. Fans call that the point; detractors find it cloying, soapy, or a migraine in a bottle.
Drawn from 13 independent reports across 2 venues.
Notes and fragrance details
- House
- Lush
- Notes (as listed, untiered)
- Patchouli, Brazilian orange, Pine, LemongrassKarma Perfume - Lush official US product page
- Why no pyramid
- Lush names patchouli, Brazilian orange and pine as the signature, and describes lemongrass and orange oil at the start settling into patchouli.Karma Perfume - Lush official US product page
- Current formulation
- No reformulation record found in the sources reviewed — Across the counted reports, 2012 to 2022, nobody compares bottles from different years, and Lush has published nothing about a change; whether today's bottle matches theirs is not on the record.Karma Perfume - member reviews
- Concentration
- Concentration not stated
- Category
- Independent
- Scent families (Scentorian)
- Citrus, Earthy, Resinous & balsamic, Woody
Sources are linked beside the details they document. We omit details we could not verify. Note lists describe a scent; they are not ingredient lists.
Questions and answers
What does Karma Perfume smell like?
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.
Drawn from 13 independent reports across 2 venues.
What are the notes in Karma Perfume?
Lush publishes a note list for Karma Perfume without tiers.
- Notes (as listed, untiered): Patchouli, Brazilian orange, Pine, Lemongrass
- Why no pyramid: Lush names patchouli, Brazilian orange and pine as the signature, and describes lemongrass and orange oil at the start settling into patchouli.
Notes describe the scent; the ingredient list is on the packaging.
Has Karma Perfume been reformulated? Is today's bottle the same as older ones?
We found no published reformulation record for Karma Perfume in the sources we reviewed.
Across the counted reports, 2012 to 2022, nobody compares bottles from different years, and Lush has published nothing about a change; whether today's bottle matches theirs is not on the record.
What fragrance family is Karma Perfume?
We file Karma Perfume under Citrus, Earthy, Resinous & balsamic and Woody.
These are Scentorian's browsing categories; Lush may describe it differently. Browse by family.
How does Scentorian know this about Karma Perfume?
Each detail on this page links to its source: note lists and published credits come from Lush, and wearer reports come from the venues named in the sources list.
Drawn from 13 independent reports across 2 venues.
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Karma Perfume is filed under
Citrus
Scents of citrus peel and juice, such as bergamot, lemon and grapefruit.
Earthy
Scents of soil, moss, patchouli and mushrooms.
Resinous & balsamic
Resin and balsam notes such as frankincense, labdanum and benzoin.
Woody
Wood notes such as cedar, sandalwood and oud, as well as woody facets of vetiver.
Sources
- Karma Perfume - Lush official US product page — Lush
- Karma Perfume - member reviews — Basenotes, read in aggregate
- Karma Perfume - community ratings and reviews — Parfumo, read in aggregate