Careless Love mention in Lush Times

No, it's not a newspaper for drunks 

Lush is a company that makes handmade cosmetics (soap, lotion, bath products) with as few preservatives as possible.  Their latest catalog mentions Careless Love:

The Olive Branch shower gel The name and the inspiration for this beautifully uplifting shower gel comes from a Leonard Cohen song, Dance Me to the End of Love, which [owner] Mark heard on Madeleine Peyroux's album, Careless Love.  "Life me like an olive branch 'til I'm safely gathered in," it says.  That's the feeling we want you to have when you smell its fragrance of Sicilian mandarin juice.  The olive branch has been a symbol of peace for millennia; our gel has 3% organic olive oil from two sources: an olive grove formerly owned by the Sicilian Mafia and now run as a co-operative by former homeless drug addicts and a Palestenian-Israeli joint venture, run by women on land in occupied territories which was being wasted as a result of the conflict.  Marco di Gregorio from Lush in Italy sourced there for us and he said, "We no longer have a choice in politics.  The only place we have a choice is where we go shopping."  Lush can now "shop" on a large scale and if we can do something useful while we're at it then this is a good thing.  Buy some.

They also have a new chocolate shower gel called Sonic Death Monkey, named after Barry's band in High Fidelity.



Lush used to be a tiny company in the UK and they have since expanded internationally, so hopefully this little mention will turn lots of soap obsessed customers into Madeleine fans!