Lush to give shoppers a head-start on Christmas

Published: 13-Aug-2015
Retail

Retailer will start selling Christmas products a week earlier than last year

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Lush has revealed to Cosmetics Business that it will be launching this year's Christmas offering one week earlier than last year in its Oxford Street store.

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