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Beauty and cosmetics retailer Lush are paving the way for customers to reduce waste and receive money off their next purchase with the new 'Bring It Back Scheme'.

Where to recycle your old or unwanted clothes and beauty products on the high street Hayley Spencer © Provided by The Independent Lockdown is the perfect time to review your wardrobe. Have you got items you’ve realised you’ll never wear again - even when we can return to a sense of normalcy? Or have some of your most loved items reached the end of their life? Bagging them up and freeing up space in your wardrobe could bring some much needed catharsis. Each year, the average Briton gets rid about 3.1kg of textiles, according to a recent study by sustainable label, LabFre...

Where to recycle your old or unwanted clothes and beauty products on the high street Hayley Spencer © Provided by The Independent Lockdown is the perfect time to review your wardrobe. Have you got items you’ve realised you’ll never wear again - even when we can return to a sense of normalcy? Or have some of your most loved items reached the end of their life? Bagging them up and freeing up space in your wardrobe could bring some much needed catharsis. Each year, the average Briton gets rid about 3.1kg of textiles, according to a recent study by sustainable label, LabFre...

GLOBALLY famous Poole brand Lush is introducing a bottle deposit scheme which gives cosmetics shoppers a 50 pence discount for recycling. The retailer has launched Bring It Back – a packaging returns scheme enabling customers to bring back any full-sized Lush plastic packaging for recycling. For each item returned, customers will receive 50p to spend that day. The returned packaging will then be sent to the Greenhub, Lush’s UK recycling hub, where it is processed for sending to UK firms which remould it for Lush as black pots or use it as industry feedstock material. Lush produc...

Lush announces new way for shoppers to earn money back The change will come into effect once stores reopen after lockdown Updated Lush has launched its new Bring It Back scheme (Image: Lush) Beauty giant Lush is introducing a major change to stores ahead of its reopening - and shoppers can actually earn money back. Despite the continuing lockdown and store closures, the brand has revealed its new Bring It Back scheme, which asks customers to return their used plastic packaging to shops to be recycled. The packaging will then be sent to the Greenhub, Lush’s UK recycling hub, where it will b...