Karma by Lush
Men Women 2025
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Description
Karma by Lush is a fragrance from the men's and women's olfactive family. This creation is new. Karma was launched in 2025.
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63 votes
- Positive 81%
- Negative 11%
- Neutral 7.9%
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
187 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Love it
63 votes
Season
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74 votes
Time of day
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
39 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
36 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
37 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
33 votes
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2 reviews
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The first thing I’d like to say is that on the Lush page the ingredients and notes are exactly the same as those of the Karma perfume. That said, this body spray is right now the one in my collection that gets me the most compliments. It’s easy to get them considering how much it projects. Longevity on skin is moderate, but it will be projecting the whole time. On clothes it lasts until you wash them. I have a coat that still smells after days and days. Incredible for a body spray. That said, if you don’t like patchouli, run away. It’s not a dirty or earthy patchouli, it’s more fresh or mentholated and that feeling is reinforced by the pine and the citrus from the orange, but on dry-down the patchouli will take its throne. Does it smell like a hippie shop? Yes. I love patchouli, so I have no problem, but you’re going to have that feeling of smelling like a hippie and it already tells you so on its packaging. I wear it a lot and as I said I get a lot of compliments. Plus it’s a scent that isn’t hard to wear or overwhelming despite its huge projection, precisely because of that freshness its notes bring and that patchouli that never gets dark or dirty. In short, for the price of the 200ml it’s not a bad buy despite the price increases on Lush products in general. I don’t have an excessive collection but some of the ones I have can be described as “beast mode” and yet I’d never worn one that projected so much for so long. Recommended.
First off, the ingredients and notes listed on the Lush website for this body spray are identical to the Karma perfume. Right now, it’s the one getting the most compliments from my collection, which makes sense given its projection. Lasting power on skin is moderate, but the sillage stays strong. On clothes, it lasts until you wash them; I have a coat that still smells days later. Incredible for a body spray. If you don’t like patchouli, run: it’s not dirty or earthy, but fresh and mentholated, boosted by pine and citrus orange, though patchouli takes over as it dries. Does it smell like a hippie shop? Yes, and it says so on the packaging. I love patchouli, so it doesn’t bother me, but if you’re trying to avoid that vibe, keep that in mind. I use it a lot and keep getting praised. It’s an easy-to-wear scent that doesn’t overwhelm despite its massive projection, thanks to that freshness and a patchouli that never turns dark or muddy. For the price of 200ml, despite Lush’s general price hike, it’s a great buy. I don’t have a huge collection, but some are ‘beast mode,’ and I’d never carried anything that projected this much for this long. Recommended.