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canadianslut:

lush employee: hello welcome to lush would you like to buy some of our dirt harvested from the actual earth for only $27.99 per ounce

if this post didn’t have so many notes I’d scroll off but ya’ll need to find your fucking chill

yes lush products can be pricey, they’re not always in everybody’s price range I completely understand that, and yes they can be in weird formulas, or too ~au naturale~ for some people

cool, if you don’t like their products that’s fine by me but there’s no need to throw shade at other people for it

the reasons the prices can be high is because not only do lush try to ethically source absolutely every ingredient possible, but they do their god damn fucking best to pay everyone involved in the process a fair wage

how many other big beauty companies that use sandalwood in their products try to source it in a way that helps support indigenous australian communities?

how many other companies give all the proceeds of a body scrub minus government tax to a fund that is trying to help save the great barrier reef?

how many other companies not only hire openly trans and queer people without blinking but also support them and their potential struggles in the workplace and do campaigns for their rights?

how many other beauty companies are not only 100% against animal testing for their products but have been making efforts and campaigns for years to try and outlaw animal testing for cosmetics globally?

like boo hoo you find it dumb that a product has sand in it and don’t like that it’s getting popular with other people

move on already

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I reblogged this so fast.

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