Lush is a company that produces fragrances, among other products. The ingredients of Lush fragrances are listed as "Perfume" in the ingredient list to protect their formulas and make sure their scents remain unique to Lush. However, to help customers make informed decisions, Lush has color-coded their ingredients. If the word "Perfume" is written in green, it means that it is made entirely from natural extracts. If written in black, it means that at least one synthetic or inorganic material is used in the mix. Lush products fragrances are built around natural oils, using synthetic materials to support and enhance their scent.

One example of a Lush perfume is the 29 High Street liquid perfume, which contains ingredients of jasmine, lemon, lime, sandalwood, tonka, and ylang-ylang. Another example is the Sun Lush perfume, which is a unisex fragrance that was released in 2013. The ingredients of Sun Lush perfume include bergamot, Brazilian orange, and mimosa.

Pros of shopping at Lush include that over half of their fresh and handmade products are in solid form to avoid packaging, reduce water consumption, and eliminate preservatives. Lush uses 100% recycled and recyclable or compostable materials when its products do require packaging. However, some of the ingredients in Lush products are not natural, and the law protects the combination of ingredients in fragrances and perfumes as a "secret formula".

In summary, Lush fragrances contain both natural and synthetic materials, and the ingredients are listed as "Perfume" in the ingredient list to protect their formulas and make sure their scents remain unique to Lush. Lush products fragrances are built around natural oils, using synthetic materials to support and enhance their scent. While some Lush fragrances contain natural ingredients like jasmine, lemon, and lime, others contain synthetic materials like bergamot and Brazilian orange.