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Lush's Goddess Collection Was Inspired by Arianna Grande

— March 6, 2019 — Fashion
Lush's Goddess collection has been released in full, offering a followup to the highly anticipated bath bomb that was inspired by Arianna Grande's music video.

The previously released bath bomb featured a bold and whimsical color palette consisting of dreamy pinks and purples. With the remainder of the line, this color palette remains consistent, offering consumers a perfume, soap and perfume oil that's true to the original product launch's aesthetic. Each item in this collection contains a scent profile that includes jasmine, rose, oudh fragrance and sandlewood, offering both sweet and sultry notes.

Perfect for updating one's self care routine, this line is sure to offer a romantic and comforting aesthetic. In addition, this product line remains largely plastic-free.

Trend Themes

  1. Music Video-inspired Bath Products — Innovative bath lines inspired by music videos offer opportunities to merge pop culture trends with personal care products.
  2. Sustainable Bath Products — Environmentally-friendly bath products offer a niche market to meet the rising demand for sustainable and plastic-free items.
  3. Perfumed Bath Products with Multiple Uses — Consumer demand for versatile, multi-use products such as perfumed soaps and oils create opportunities for product diversification and increased profitability.

Industry Implications

  1. Personal Care Industry — The personal care industry can benefit from new product lines inspired by contemporary, pop culture trends.
  2. Sustainable Product Industry — The push towards environmental sustainability creates a niche market for sustainable and plastic-free personal care products.
  3. Fragrance Industry — Offering multiple options for perfumed soaps, oils and other bath products can find disruptive innovation opportunities to further expand the fragrance industry.
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