Lush: Secret Santa | Bath bomb |

Lush - Secret Santa - Bath Bomb - £5.75

So I know it is summer and this is technically a product from Christmas but it has been ages since I have used a bath bomb from Lush and as I've had this one since my birthday in January it was high time I used it. Is anyone else really reluctant to use their bath bombs too? I always feel like I have to save them for a special occasion and end up leaving them for ages. 

Anyway, look how huge it is!! Annoyingly I discovered afterwards you can split this for two baths by banging it really hard on a flat surface. Apparently the design of it is based on the first ever Lush store in Poole, Dorset and the scent is their new perfume '29 High Street', which you can only buy in their flagship store. Because of it's size it takes a while to dissolve but leaves a beautiful deep orange and silver flecked water behind with a lovely scent of jasmine, lime, tonka and sicilian lemon which lingers not only in your bathroom but on your skin for a long time. In fact when I wandered into different rooms in my house the scent went with me haha.

Like all the Lush bath bombs I've tried this was a really lovely treat and as  I still have a few other bombs to use up, hopefully I will get through them and pop up some new reviews for you soon. Hopefully they will bring this out again near Christmas time so you can try it out too!

What is your favourite Lush bath bomb? xxx

Review: Lush | Think Pink Bath Bomb |

Think Pink Bath Bomb // £2.50 // 

Last night I was really craving a bath, so thought writing up this post may help to satisfy my cravings! I received 'Think Pink' as birthday present from Matt, and I don't think there is bath bomb that sums me up better. 

The bomb is a good size, as sometimes at Lush they can be so large I feel like I am wasting it when using it all in one use, where as with the bubble bars you get multiple uses out of them. The flowers on top of the bomb which also dissolve are made of candy, but the best surprise was in the middle of the bomb - loads of pink confetti hearts that float around the hot pink water (which I did a crap job of capturing on camera!) As usual, the scent fills the bathroom, this time its lavender, tonka, vanilla and neroli combined together to create the smell of sweets.

It's safe to say this is a definite repurchase for me as this is a perfect girly bath bomb. What are you favourites from Lush? xxx

Review: Lush Cinders Bath Bomb

Cinders Bath Ballastic

I received this bath ballistic as a gift from my sister for Christmas. It is limited edition to the festive period, but I am really hoping they will bring it back next year as it is so lovely! I'm a massive fan of Lush, with their bubble bars and bath bombs being my favourite products to use.

This particular ballistic smells heavily of cinnamon and Christmas spices, which is no surprise as the featured ingredient is cinnamon leaf oil. I absolutely love the smell of cinnamon and thought it was the perfect scent for a dark, cold night. Other ingredients include almond essential oil and and sweet orange oil that bring citrus notes too. The actual bomb is quite big so the product fills up your whole bath and the smell lingers in your bathroom. It also features red popping candy which crackles while the bomb dissolves, which like it claims on the website evokes sitting by a warm crackling fire. The only downsides are that it isn't the most moisturising of their products although it did make the water softer, and the water doesn't do anything too jazzy, instead turning a pale shade of yellow.

However, I think this is a really lovely addition to any winter bath time routine and I really hope this bomb comes out again next year! 

What are your favourite bath products from Lush? xxx