This study explores the strategic considerations essential for Lush Ltd., a renowned British cosmetics retailer noted for its fresh, handmade, and ethically driven products, as it considers market entry into India. The investigation addresses the unique complexities and opportunities of the Indian cosmetics industry through a comprehensive analytical approach using established frameworks such as PESTLE, CAGE, Porter’s Five Forces, and SWOT analysis. Findings underscore India's growing attractiveness driven by urbanization, increased disposable income, a youthful demographic, and heightened consumer interest in ethically produced goods. However, market entry is complicated by intense local and international competition, cultural diversity, regulatory hurdles, and economic disparities. The recommended strategy advocates a phased approach, initiating entry through flagship stores in metropolitan cities via wholly-owned subsidiaries or majority-owned joint ventures, followed by strategic e-commerce integration. Tailored marketing mix adaptations, cultural and digital localization, and risk mitigation measures are also detailed, providing Lush Ltd. a robust pathway for sustainable market penetration and growth in India.