The Lush Summit is an annual gathering that takes place in London and brings together people from various industries to discuss and explore topics related to social and environmental issues. One of the sessions at the summit that caught my attention was about shadowy witchcraft. During this session, speakers discussed the perception of witchcraft in different cultures and its historical significance. They emphasized the importance of understanding witchcraft beyond the stereotypical image portrayed in popular media. The session aimed to shed light on the empowerment aspect of witchcraft and its potential for personal and communal growth. The speakers acknowledged the long history of persecution and misunderstanding surrounding witchcraft.
The speakers acknowledged the long history of persecution and misunderstanding surrounding witchcraft. They highlighted how the term "witch" has often been used to demonize and marginalize women throughout history. However, they also emphasized the empowerment and healing that witchcraft can bring to individuals and communities.
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A first look at Lush’s 2023 Halloween range!
Lush has revealed its 2023 Halloween collection, featuring bath bombs, bubble bars, glow-in-the-dark soaps, shower slimes and more!
Launching in stores and online Thursday 31st August (and exclusive early access via the Lush app from Tuesday 29 August) with plenty of newness and some returning favourites, Halloween is always one of Lush’s biggest collections – and this year is no exception.
Bestselling, fan-favourites such as Bart Art bath bomb, Alien bubble bar and glow-in-the-dark Ghostie soap will be making a comeback this year, all handmade in the UK using ethically-sourced essential oils, and packaging-free.
Speaking about the inspiration behind the collection, Erica Vega, Brand Product Expert at Lush, said: “Halloween is pure shrieking delight, and we have no shortage of strange and unusual treats.
“Lush loves the characters of Halloween – screaming banshees, vampires, aliens and mummies are all invited to the monster mash! We have ways to tickle all the senses – dip into sparkling slime, let fruity scented octopus tentacles slither over your hands, or taste the nostalgic candy corn lip scrub.”
The session explored various aspects of witchcraft, including its connection to nature, herbalism, and spirituality. It delved into the practices of witches, such as spellcasting, divination, and energy work. The speakers emphasized that witchcraft can be a personal and intuitive practice, allowing individuals to connect with their own power and the world around them. Overall, the session aimed to challenge the negative connotations associated with witchcraft and promote a more nuanced understanding of its principles and practices. It encouraged participants to embrace their own power and explore the transformative potential of witchcraft in their lives..
Reviews for "Witchcraft in the Digital Age: Uncovering Trends at the Lush Summit"
1. Emily - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with Lush summit shadowy witchcraft. The scent was way too overpowering and gave me a headache. It was described as a delicate herbal blend, but to me, it was just a strong combination of overwhelming earthy and herbal notes. The bath bomb itself didn't do anything special either; it fizzed for a few seconds and then just turned the water a murky brown color. Overall, I found this product to be a waste of money and didn't enjoy it at all.
2. Mark - 1/5 - I had high expectations for Lush summit shadowy witchcraft bath bomb, but it turned out to be a complete disappointment. The scent was extremely off-putting, like a mixture of burnt herbs and chemicals. It left a lingering odor in my bathroom for days. Not to mention, the bath bomb didn't provide any significant fizzing or color effects, just a dull, murky water. I don't understand the hype around this product and I definitely wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
3. Rachel - 2/5 - Lush summit shadowy witchcraft bath bomb was nothing special in my opinion. The scent was too overpowering and gave me a headache. It claimed to have herbal and earthy notes, but it just smelled like a combination of cheap incense and cleaning products. The bath bomb itself dissolved quickly and didn't do much to change the bathwater's appearance. Overall, I was underwhelmed and wouldn't buy this product again.