Lush Cosmetics opening largest store in the state at Mall of Georgia

Mall of Georgia shoppers are about to get four times as much space for bath bombs and other high-end skincare products.

Lush Cosmetics is moving into its largest store in Georgia this month. The new location will be 2,282 square feet, expanding its original Mall of Georgia shop to three times the size of its average stores. The shop is set to open Friday.

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The store will have 17 consultation stations where employees can advise shoppers on different products and uses, whether it’s henna hair dye or a bright blue face mask.

“We are very excited about our new large format location at Mall of Georgia,” said Elisa Torres, Lush’s retail director, in a press release. “Bigger shops, thoughtfully designed with the customer experience in mind, provide more space to demonstrate our ethics, playfully interact with our customers, and present our new and ever growing product range.”

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