This is a good sized Lush located on Princes Street, as soon as you walk in you are overwhelmed by all the delicious smells but I usually come out sneezing. I guess it would be nice to work here though as you would smell great all the time. I really like the fact that they've started wrapping things with old scarves and there's a good selection to choose from and at least after the gift is ripped opened the scarf can be kept too rather than discarded like old wrapping paper.\n\nI remember when I was around 12 my aunt went through a phase of buying Lush products like there's no tomorrow and I soon followed suit. To be honest, after trying the different shampoo soap bars that supposedly give your hair super qualities, the face masks made of avocado gloop that claim to sort out all your skin woes, and the bath bombs that quite frankly just make you feel like you need to have another bath after the gritty residue is left floating at the bottom of the bath I'm kind of over Lush and I'm surprised it still seems to do so well. For me, the products are try once and then not bother again as they don't actually seem do any of the things they say they do and really are style over substance. Rather than paying \u00a35 for an avocado face mask I'm better off just buying a 50p Tesco one and rubbing it lavishly all over me.\n\nI'm not sure if I'm the only female who thinks this but it's telling that Lush customers generally always seem to be 75% males buying any old gift wrapped crap as a last minute gift for Mothers Day/Valentines Day/a forgotten anniversary or just to get out of the dog house. For the record guys, it probably won't score you any brownie points as a gift from Lush is the most unimaginative present ever.\n\nHaving said that the staff are all very friendly and they do seem to be knowledgeable about the products but I've never seen any of the results and they are sales people after all so they'd probably sell their own Gran an old orange peel and tell her it was the elixir of life. You're not fooling me Lush.
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