Cosmetics chain Lush closes ALL of its stores and shuts down its website in protest over Palestine
High Street Cosmetics Lush closed the website and closed all UK stores as the company said.
The company shared an image that declares a ‘hunger hunger gaza’ for closing its factories with a day gesture.
Lush said in a statement today: ‘We felt that millions of people have seen images of hunger in Palestine Gaza throughout the lush work.
‘Like the rest of the world, the Israeli government is struggling to find ways to help emergency humanitarian aid from entering Gaza.
Something that Lush can send to Gaza right now is a powerful message that we stand in our love and solidarity.
‘This will stop our UK stores, our website and factories on Wednesday, September 3, 2025, to stop the works as usual, to show our shop windows starving from starvation.
‘Providing the best service to our customers settles in everything we do in Lush, so it is not an easy decision to close our stores – we wish forgiveness from any customer from any customer if they come to us on September 3 and find us closed.
However, we know that most of our customers share the same concern about the current situation in Gaza. ‘
High Street Cosmetics Lush closed the website and closed all UK stores as the company said and sharing this image
The company said, ‘Millions of people felt that people who died of starvation in Gaza, Palestine see the images of hunger’ – a lush store on Oxford Street in London’s West End
After putting a poster reading a ‘Israel’ boycott ‘in one of a employee’s stores in Dublin, he met criticism in 2023.
Lush, Daily Mail, said the poster is an isolated event, he said.
Business said: ‘We are a variety of company with all ethnic origins and religions that can change personal views and views, but the following is our company.
‘The green disrupts all violence and all injustice. Our wish is for peace and security for all Israel and Palestinian people. We support the support of international law and the human rights of all people. ‘
The company has 951 stores in 52 countries, and previously described itself as a ‘extreme friendly cosmetic shop’ in its official account on Twitter.
Lush is located in Polale, Dorset and was founded in 1995 by six entrepreneurs.
In 2021, the cosmetics company closed some social media channels and said that he wanted to take action to provide a safer environment for users’.
Today’s new expression was signed with the words ‘peace and solidarity’ and contained the promise of restarting the AA soap product, Karpuz Slice, who said that Lush had earned income for ‘child mental health support in Palestine’.
The cosmetic company said: ‘Like the rest of the world, the Israeli government is struggling to find ways to help when preventing emergency humanitarian aid from entering Gaza’
A store in the center of London shows a banner of ‘Stop hunger from starvation’ and ‘we are closed in solidarity’ while closing its shops, factories and online sales for a day
A photo circulating on social media in 2023 showed a poster that says ‘boycott Israel’ in the poster
The company explained his attitude towards the Middle East conflict by saying that he wanted peace and security for all Israel and Palestinian people.
The company shared an image that declared ‘giving up hunger from hunger’ while closing its factories today
The company has 951 stores in 52 countries and previously described himself as ‘over -friendly cosmetic shop’ in his official account in X.
Lush said: ‘Now we plan to make these soaps reusable, funds are going to medical services, including charities prepared to provide prosthetic limb services to adults and children injured in Gaza.
‘Lush loses a day of purchase loss, which also means that the British government has lost one -day tax contributions from Lush and our customers.
‘We hope that they hear the message sent by our closing, and more government action is required to immediately stop death and destruction, including the end of arms sales from the UK.’
The company also traded in more than 50 countries, but founded in Britain, and therefore ‘first of all from here in the UK is important to remove our voice’ he said.
Lush added: ‘However, we expect similar actions to be monitored as the idea in international lush affairs is strong and other lush countries seek ways to express their solidarity.’
