Store employees undress for environment
THE BARE PRODUCT: Audrey Johnson of Chandler, left, is assisted Wednesday by Audrey Magnuson, center, and Laura Fielding at Lush, a store at Scottsdale Fashion Square that believes in "naked" (unpackaged) soap products. About a half-dozen employees wore only aprons that didn't wrap around their bare behinds to bring attention to the environmental benefits of reduced packaging.
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