29 High Street

when i had seen this perfume online i immediately was interested. i have always ALWAYS loved the smell of lush since i was little and finding out there was a perfume to replicate that iconic smell had me determined to get a bottle. the other day i had went to the lush at my mall, and was looking around to buy a bottle of super milk body spray and also sticky dates ... there was no super milk left 💔 BUT i did buy sticky dates. while i was there i figured whatever ill buy the lush perfume since im already here !! (bc i was thinking of buying it another time) but they also ... didn’t have any ... (there’s not many lushes in my state so things sell out quickly) the associate explained to me they sent a shipment without any labels and so they couldn’t sell any and i just accepted the loss there (we can’t all be winners) finally, i was checking out and they were showing me the unlabeled bottles and she actually gave it to me !!!!!! i was so so so thrilled and thankful and now that i have it, the smell is soso good, the initial spray is different, smelling very citrusy almost ? but once it dries down, its a 1-1 copy of the store. it’s incredibly complex and a unique fragrance that i will forever cherish. thank u sweet lush employee for giving me a free bottle ╰(* ́)`*)╯♡

I received this in my Lush Kitchen box and I love it so much. It’s like I’ve opened a box of LUSH Bath bombs and the combined fragrance is 29 High Street. For any long time Lushies out there, the bath bombs (and one bubble bar) this smells like are Uluru, Avobath, Harvey, Softy, Butterbear and I’ll add a touch of Amandapondo bubble bar to round it out. It begins with a creamy, tangy lime note that’s so jewel-like and fruity. Bright, crisp, clean, airy. Then comes a more rounded and creamy floral note that mingles with the citrus. Not any particular floral; just a pretty scent of petals. As it dries down, the creamy, cocoa buttery, white chocolate stage smooths it all out and the balance is a sparkling lime-orange cream surrounded by a bright pink aura, and without being foody. It’s super strong and powerful so I’m thankful that my little bottle allows me to push the sprayer ever so slightly and spittle-spray just the perfect amount. I will be seeking out more of this beautiful scent.

It smells different every time I smell it, it's a highly complex scent that never fails to disappoint or displease. I find if I don't like it, I merely sniff again and return to loving it. The cover of the spray smells strongly of rose jam, but when I sprayed it at first, it had a lemony powdery smell. My mom adored it, and so do I. It smells very much like a lush store. When I sprayed it again, it smelled much different, but still nice. It dries down to a pleasant, powdery scent that smells like the lush packages we all love. It doesn't smell like a lush store, but it does smell like a lush package, which has a very sweet, powdery smell that I adore! It is very cloying, but that's because of the rose jam in it. So if you're okay with rose jam, you should be fine with the dry down. I wouldn't suggest layering it with anything though, due to the complexity of scents within it.

I barely ever wear this, but I love it. To me it doesn't exactly smell like the scent that hits your nose outside the Lush shop before your nose goes blind to the whole scent, but rather the paper bags and parcel boxes from Lush - to me they're quite different 😁 I love the paper bag smell more, it scents my whole car when picking something up from Lush! I actually find it in a way unique and quite natural smelling, even if the composition is quite fruity floral sweet as a whole. I think I'm mostly smelling smooth (not crisp or juicy) lemon/lime and ylang ylang, some Jasmin too. I'm guessing sandalwood could be giving this a lovely hint of green too. Very often I adore the Lush perfumes so much, but having difficulties to figure out when and where to wear them, like where would they fit best. Mostly I just wear all of them at home for myself, to bed or whatever ☺️

I bought this hiding in a cupboard at work the other year (no phones at work) - it came out as part of Lush's super hyped Chrimbo release 2015, though it had been released before. This really is the smell of a Lush shop. Lush shops are a marker of the High Street, punching the smell of whatever-it-is that comes out of Subway firmly out of the way. It should be a mess of a scent, all those varied bath ballistics competing with each other. But for me, it is core, classic Lush - the scents I associate with my first visits when I was a teenager visiting another, bigger city. Lemons and limes, jasmine, patchouli, vanilla. It sounds bizzare bit its at once sharp and creamy. I wore this for my wedding day - it was a spring day that snowed, hailed, rained and then had the most ferocious blue sky and sun the green Midlands of the United Kingdom could see.