You Can Soak Up Some Serious Savings With These 8 Shopping Secrets At Lush

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Lush Shopping Secrets That Will You Soaking Up Some Serious Savings
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Enjoy your bubbly self-care time without breaking the bank. We have all Lush shopping secrets perfect for Canadians who love to unwind with a bubble bath.

Are you obsessed with all the cute bath bombs, like the eye-catching peach or snowman that makes rainbows? If so, you'll realize adding a few items to your digital shopping cart quickly add up.

But we have nine easy ways to save your money when stocking up on your favourite soaps and lotions.

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Shop The Leaving Soon Section

Details: You can fill your digital shopping cart with half-price items in the leaving soon section.

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Get A Refund On Products You Tested

Details: Did you buy something only to realize the scent isn't for you? You can get your money back if you have at least 75% of the product left.

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Wait For Major Sales

Details: Instead of paying full price, wait for annual sales such as Boxing Day that have deals of up to 50% off.

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Work Part-time At Lush For Extra Savings

Details: If you regularly shop at Lush, it could be worth getting a part-time job there. Employees get a 50% discount on products that adds up to significant savings throughout the year.

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Never Miss A Sale

Details: If you subscribe to the email newsletter, you'll be first to know about sales and new products.

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Don't Pay For Shipping

Details: Don't waste your money on shipping; orders of $50 or over ship free.

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Skip The Gift Sets

Details: Unless the gift sets are on sale, it is cheaper to buy all the products separately. Usually, the wrapped boxes cost a few extra dollars for the packaging.

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Split Your Bubble Bars

Details: Bubble bars are a budget-friendly alternative to bath bombs as they can be cut into pieces so you can get multiple uses.

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    Stephanie White was an Ottawa-based Associate Editor for Narcity Canada. She has been writing mouthwatering food and wanderlust-inspiring articles for Canadians since 2012. She has a B.A. and B.Ed. from Ottawa University. When she isn't writing, you can find her travelling the globe and trying new restaurants. Stephanie has previously been published on Insider, Flight Network, Apartment Therapy, Faces Magazine, Daily Hive, Dished and The Spruce.

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