Due to the increasingly unsafe environment for users, the cosmetics brand Lush is turning its back on the social media platforms Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and TikTok from November 26th until further notice. Lush posted eight on his website Anti social media principleswhich provides an insight into the reasons behind the decision of the UK company, which does business in 48 countries. “Like so many people, we are also questioning the benefits of social media and have already tried to break away from social media,” explain the British. But your own fear of missing out on something and the urge to use the various platforms, despite the best of intentions, meant that you kept coming back to these platforms. And just as the evidence against climate change has been ignored and downplayed for decades, the worrying effects of social media have unfortunately so far been neglected. Lush doesn’t want to wait any longer and is now addressing this issue. The company is changing its social media guidelines as a result, and “no longer waits for others to realize the real problems in social media.”
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Mark Constantine, Co-Founder of Lush says: “I’ve spent my whole life avoiding harmful ingredients in my products. Now there is overwhelming evidence that we are at risk from using social media. I am not ready to expose my customers to this damage. So out with it. ”
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