Bombardino Bath Bomb

One of the perks of being a 'Lushie' is that I am able to learn about different cultures and traditions from around the world, some of which I would never have been exposed to otherwise. Often, when Lush release new products, I use this as an excuse to research the meaning behind the names or to extend my knowledge of something in the ingredient list.When Bombardino first made it's appearance, I was interested in finding out the meaning behind it's...

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Ne Worry Pas Bath Bomb

'Let the sweet smell of violets envelop you as you sink down into the milky white depths of a Ne Worry Pas bath. This much-loved bath bomb has a gorgeous, heady fragrance to calm the mind and ease away your cares. We use soya milk in Ne Worry Pas for the lovely way it soothes the skin and the creamy effect it has on the water, creating a haven of milky softness to ease away stress.'Well, why not? I thought. There is something mildly alluring...

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Soot Ball Bath Ballistic

When I first heard that Lush were having a 'Spirited Away' themed Halloween, I didn't know what to expect. I have never seen the film myself, and although I recognise that it has a large cult following, I was more concerned with the scents and designs that would be on offer from my favourite company.As it happened, when the products went on general sale, I was not initially bowled over by any of the bath bombs aside from Lord of Misrule. Furthermore,...

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Celestial Facial Moisturiser

A year ago, I wouldn't have ever considered using face masks and facial cleansers and moisturisers. In all fairness to my skin, the only issue I have with my face (apart from the big bags under my tired eyes), is that I occasionally break out in spots after eating too much junk food. And the solution to this? Eat less junk! I certainly wouldn't have thought I would become reliant on £10+ cleansers to smear all over my face.However, my perfectionism...

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Lord Of Misrule Bath Bomb

Even it's name inspires people to shudder in it's midst; Lord of Misrule is a new bath bomb, bought out as a limited product for Lush's 2013 Halloween range. Inspired by the ruler of the Pagan Feast of Fools, Lush claim that the bath bomb brings mischievous revelry to the tub with a spicy herbal blend of patchouli and black pepper oil. When I first found out about this product, I was rather intrigued (and slightly excited) to try it out....

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Space Girl Bath Bomb

Priced at £2.10, this is by far Lush's cheapest ballistic, so I was slightly surprised when I received a full-sized product in my latest online order. Not only this, but it was immediately clear that this beautiful bath bomb had many things to offer...As first impressions go, Space Girl nailed it. With a beautiful shade of violet and decorated with flecks of red and gold glitter, this bath bomb is a feast for the eyes. Shaped like a flying saucer...

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Blackberry Bath Bomb

Blackberry is one of the first bath bombs to ever come from the company that we now know as Lush. And although there were a lot of products created through trial and error in the beginning, Blackberry is one such product that made the cut, and continues to be one of their biggest selling bath bombs to date. I think it's popularity is due to a number of different reasons; firstly, it is made up of only eight ingredients, which for those of us...

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Christmas 2013 Range

This is the entire Christmas 2013 range, including a few retro items that I've tagged in as well for good measure. I'm making it my mission to test and review every product available in the seasonal range, although this may take me a while!You can find out more about each product by clicking on it's name below - I'll update this post each time I try out something different. Bath BombsBombardinoCindersFather ChristmasGolden WonderLuxury Lush PudMagic WandSecret SantaShoot For The StarsSnowmanSo WhiteBubble Bars and Bath MeltsCandy Mountain...

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