Scent Families and New Store Design
Hi, all. First post here, been a lurker for a few weeks, only recently inducted into LUSH stuff.
They recently opened a store near me, at King of Prussia mall in Pennsylvania, and something I read indicated that the design of this store is a new one that they're planning to use for the ones they open going forward. I was wondering if anyone else had seen the new design and what they thought of it, because my instant reaction was recoil. The new design seems very grey and clinical, and not at all what I would associate with LUSH. Admittedly, my main exposure is the Walnut Street store in Philadelphia, but the new design just does not seem to fit. Please tell me it's just me?
While I was there, I was looking for the Magic Wand bubble bar, because pink bubble baths appeal, and the SA told me that they'd just sold their last one but that Candy Mountain was similar. I did end up getting it, but I was under the impression that they were two different scents. Can someone confirm or correct that?
(I tried to tag as well as possible, but feel free to point out if I made a mistake, please.)
They recently opened a store near me, at King of Prussia mall in Pennsylvania, and something I read indicated that the design of this store is a new one that they're planning to use for the ones they open going forward. I was wondering if anyone else had seen the new design and what they thought of it, because my instant reaction was recoil. The new design seems very grey and clinical, and not at all what I would associate with LUSH. Admittedly, my main exposure is the Walnut Street store in Philadelphia, but the new design just does not seem to fit. Please tell me it's just me?
While I was there, I was looking for the Magic Wand bubble bar, because pink bubble baths appeal, and the SA told me that they'd just sold their last one but that Candy Mountain was similar. I did end up getting it, but I was under the impression that they were two different scents. Can someone confirm or correct that?
(I tried to tag as well as possible, but feel free to point out if I made a mistake, please.)