Karma (for women and men)

falovalo

Strong! It instantly reminded me of dish soap! The lemon and pine needles just arn't working for me in this. Like I said, dish soap! It also reminds me just a bit of Prada.

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I loved the fresh orangey-smell of this in the shop but I found it took on a very nasty, strong smell later and I had to give it away (maybe the patchouli isn't my thing?)

Kyrrah

Very unusual scent. Oranges and patchouli = happy fragrance. The soap and body powder are fabulous also.

CaraMia

I bought this one based on the description in the Lush Newsletter as I had fallen in love with the whole London Look in the 60s and 70s. This is the scent we strived for when we wore glass beads, Indian print skirts and leather headbands. I wish it would have been around then, but I'm happy it's here now.

It's a lovey tribute to the era and a lovely scent full of patchouli evergreen and citruses.

For me, Karma evokes sitting on the campus lawns listening to folk dulcimer music. Fascinating

Carla

If your going to San Francisco, head towards Haight-Ashbury, be sure to wear a flower in your hair and this happening scent! I decided to pick this up to commemorate the 50Th anniversary of the peace sign! It's so 60's, so retro, so "groovy"! The solid is the way to go on this one as the perfume is so potent it will blow you away! The lavender in the opening is lax but the orange is alive and well. The pine tree note is wild and crazy good but when it when it calms down it's ripping.. The smokey incense aroma and patchouli is perpetual and makes an " I'm here" statement. This is a keen fuse of notes with an expression of love, harmony and peace. Compared to the offbeat, powerful, pure patchouli oil worn in the past, this is positive karma at it's best. This is a neat novelty scent with a character all it's own. It's for her, it's for him, it's for everyone, it's ageless! I'm glad I added it to my collection. It's a trip!

NebraskaLovesScent

One of the loveliest "nearly natural" perfumes. Lush Karma gives off an intoxicating air of 1970's headshop incense, stinky hippies and herbal soap, which is a magical combination, believe it or not. :-) I love this one, as does my 65-year old father, who is so NOT a stinky-hippie-headshop kind of guy. It's nice to see a fragrance available as both a liquid and a solid, too. The solid version holds down those citrusy top notes a bit more the liquid, so both versions smell slightly different but are equally lovely.