We all remember the sushi conveyor belt where Rowan Atkinson’s tie was caught in Johnny English movie.
A similar conveyor belt was also seen in London where the world’s first cheese bar used the arrangement to dispense 25 unique tastes of cheese to the customers as they passed by it.
Now, Lush has decided to open a conveyor belt for more than 100 flavors of bath-bombs.
As a part of the Christmas arrangement, the luxury cosmetics company has launched moving trains in their outlets in London’s Oxford Street, Liverpool, and Birmingham to dispense bath-bombs in a whole new way.
Lush is already a brand where you can’t resist the temptation to buy more and more items, and now with this new arrangement, we absolutely stand no chance.
For the people who like to keep their fashion and makeup merchandise updated, the conveyor belt will present more than 106 items from Lush’s all-new Christmas goodies.
The most notable of all these things are pink sparkly bubble bars and Santa Claus bath-bombs.
The new display arrangement launched by Lush is a part of the company’s efforts to reduce the use of plastic packaging.
The brand has decided to launch this arrangement to let the customers pick up things without having to wrap them up in plastic before the sale.
Once the customer has picked up the item they want, they can go to the wrapping counter in the store and get the item wrapped in a reusable packaging made of paper and recycled bottles.
The packaging, called Wrap Knot, will cost $6 on average.
The new beauty accessories from Lush start at $4 for a shower bomb and can cost up to $20 for a plus size Christmas pud bath bomb.
If that doesn’t delight you, you can go to Liverpool Superstore where Lush has dedicated a whole floor to the Christmas merchandise, which has all the Christmas special stuff – and of course the conveyor belt.
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