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Lush Bath Bombs
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kmart! You can get a pyramid of small fizzers, or a bigger one - smell them first bc some scents are great and some are a bit meh.
Also the body shop had some stocking stuffer ones that were 3 for about $15 that had their fruity scents that are quite lovely.
The Lush ones - I generally go for the non glitter, non brightly coloured ones when i'm in hotels because that means that you don't have to clean the tub haha. But it's not as much fun.
Often for travel i take a couple of wee Sephora bath fizzers too
Also the body shop had some stocking stuffer ones that were 3 for about $15 that had their fruity scents that are quite lovely.
The Lush ones - I generally go for the non glitter, non brightly coloured ones when i'm in hotels because that means that you don't have to clean the tub haha. But it's not as much fun.
Often for travel i take a couple of wee Sephora bath fizzers too
Eee I love Lush bombs! If you're having the bath at night, I'm sure a bit of glitter wouldn't matter that much - most of it will get lost in the bed and it's not chunky so you'll just look a bit more shimmery than usual. But, if youre dead set on not having glitter, I think the ones mentioned would be awesome. Big Blue is also quite nice, it's got sea salt and seaweed and while that's slightly annoying it's one of the most softening baths I've ever had. Ask the Lush team if you're going in store - they should know what has glitter and what doesn't.
You could also try their bubble bars if you don't find any bombs you like, you can see the glitter so you can easily avoid them :-D and I also have to mention the bath oils - they're so niiiiice. Whatever you choose, I hope you have a relaxing time :-)
You could also try their bubble bars if you don't find any bombs you like, you can see the glitter so you can easily avoid them :-D and I also have to mention the bath oils - they're so niiiiice. Whatever you choose, I hope you have a relaxing time :-)
Ahhh the dratted glitter lol
I can't think of any bath bombs other than what has been mentioned above but if you definitely don't want the glitter, I would actually ring the online store and they will be able to give you recommendations. And then you can give them your order while you're on there I believe. And don't forget to ask for a couple of samples to try too if there is something you are keen to try first.
If you do buy Lush bath bombs, please let us know what ones you found were good as then this can be used for others for future reference.
Enjoy your time away xx
I can't think of any bath bombs other than what has been mentioned above but if you definitely don't want the glitter, I would actually ring the online store and they will be able to give you recommendations. And then you can give them your order while you're on there I believe. And don't forget to ask for a couple of samples to try too if there is something you are keen to try first.
If you do buy Lush bath bombs, please let us know what ones you found were good as then this can be used for others for future reference.
Enjoy your time away xx
I'm not entirely sure what you mean Tannygirl, but the idea of the jelly bomb is that they turn the water to jelly. They're not in a jelly form before you put them in water like the shower jellies are. I got the Dark Arts one in a Halloween gift set and just ended up with some globby black bits in the bath. Some people have had no jelly from them at all. Apparently you have to use really hot water for them to work.
Soozie, from what I've seen online those bath bombs add heaps of color and stuff to the water. They really seem to pack a punch in term of bath bombs. So I was wondering instead using the whole bath bomb if you cut it in half or quarters would you get as much scent and color to your bath as if you were using all of one of their normal bath bombs?
About the hot water if you still have one of them left an idea might be to heat up some really hot water in a large pot and add the bath bomb or part of it and let it dissolve and then stir in the mix with a whisk into your tub. I haven't tried this so I don't know if it'll work but I'm guess it'll probably mix in better with water that's not scalding hot once it's dissolved.
About the hot water if you still have one of them left an idea might be to heat up some really hot water in a large pot and add the bath bomb or part of it and let it dissolve and then stir in the mix with a whisk into your tub. I haven't tried this so I don't know if it'll work but I'm guess it'll probably mix in better with water that's not scalding hot once it's dissolved.
Tannygirl, I don't think the jelly bombs are as colourful as ones like Intergalactic. I don't cut those ones up as I think because of the way they are made, you wouldn't get the same show if you did.
I only had the one jelly bomb. I don't want to be faffing boiling and whisking water. At the price they charge for them, they should just 'work'.
I only had the one jelly bomb. I don't want to be faffing boiling and whisking water. At the price they charge for them, they should just 'work'.
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