I think out of all the Lush bath bombs I’ve tried this is one of my favorites, I’ve probably already bought around 3 of these, possibly four if you include this one. The main reason I like this one so much is the smell. A citrus and lemongrass smell with avocado and olive oil to moisturise.
“Use this when your skin is thirsty and your mind is blocked”
It’s not the most spectacular of the Lush bath bombs, its not really a bubble bath (if you hold it right under the tap it will bubble slightly) and it has a miniscule amount of faint shimmer (which for me is a good thing). It’s essentially a scented bath softener with slight moisturising properties which smells amazing and calms you right down.
I don’t know if Lush have been making their Lush bath bombs tougher but this one was like trying to break a cannon ball! Took me ages to break it into pieces (I like to use about a fourth in each bath). After you’ve used this in the bath the smell probably stays on your skin for an hour or two which is slightly disappointing, but when you’re actually having the bath it smells so amazing!
Basics:
- £3.20
- Cruelty-Free
- Vegan
- Handmade
My favorite way to use this? A few candles, some nice music (possibly a drink of hot chocolate on the side) and this…perfect!
You can get this online or at a local lush store.
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I have always found this one has always made my mind clearer and more focused, the citrusy oils just help to waken me up as well.
It’s probably my favourite one of them all, it’s not the most exciting but it does the job it’s meant to do really.
Same! So great for clearing your mind :)
Hey do you mind telling me how you break the bath bombs? I usually break bubble bars into pieces for multiple uses but i was never able to break bubble bombs into pieces… :| Thank you!!
I tend to whack them on the floor (wrapped up in a towel). Not the most elegant way to do it but it works :)
I can’t believe you replied but THANK YOU!! I ‘ll try it :D
Even though I used to work at LUSH I never got to try one of these babies! Now | might have to go back and try one!
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How do you break bathbombs into pieces? Aren’t you afraid of losing the product that’s inside?
Whoops, never mind, I see someone else asked that question before me. ^^
All I have to say is I’m going to try this one out (if I can find its name in French that is). :)
Heyy Klaire ! Nice review, I will definitely try this product :D
I have a question about Lush Solid Shampoo that you reviewed earlier. When I went to Lush store , the lady told me that, often clients complain that the product isn’t making their hair better. And, according to her, it was because they use a normal brand conditionner and it puts the silicones back on the hair. So she encouraged me to buy a conditionner from Lush since both are silicone free and your hair can get rid of all that chemicals.. Now, for me, it’s just a marketing strategie but I was still wondering if it was true.
What type of conditionner do you use after washing your hair with Lush shampoo ? :)
Sorry to ask you that on the wrong article but, for some weird reason, i can’t find the comment section on the right article.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR HELP !!
Take care ;D
The first time I used the Lush shampoos my hair freaked out a little because it was getting rid of the rubbish other shampoos had left in my hair. I use R&B on my hair (mainly the ends) to condition it so I don’t use liquid shampoo or conditioner at all :)
I’d try the shampoo just by itself and if you find your hair needs the conditioner maybe then try it :)
Thank youuu :D I will follow your advice and first try the shampoo without any conditionner then see how my silly hair reacts. Again thanks for your help ;)
Anyone in the US who follows and would like to try them, here is their website:
http://www.lushusa.com/Bath-Bombs/bath-bombs,en_US,sc.html?gclid=CJT_gJ6H0LUCFQSnnQodz1MAFA
«A citrus and lemongrass smell with avocado and olive oil», sounds so good :O! I’d definitely try it out! Too bad I don’t have a bathtub x’D