Granny Takes The Dip is the first bath bomb in a while that has really excited me. Both the product description and the pictures I was able to access online, made me extremely impatient for this product to arrive in the post. When my Lush box finally arrived first thing this morning, I couldn't wait to run myself a bath and throw one of these bad boys in.

The ballistic is made up of four vivid layers - a fluorescent pink decorates the outer walls and underbelly whilst a baby blue sits inside this - both colours reminding me a little of the Party Popper Ballistic that Lush released a couple of years ago. The core is then made up of a ring of cherry red cocooning itself around a circle of bright green. Together, the four colours make this bath bomb one of the most vivid and extremely beautiful offerings that Lush have had in a while.

As the ballistic fizzes away in the water, this fragrance intensifies and you can pick out a subtle hint of the black pepper. It's far from overpowering so don't be put off if you're not a fan, it doesn't offer much to the overall smell. The pepper just helps to give it that warm, citrusy and slightly spicy smell that Lush claim it to have. Unfortunately, I found that the ballistic's overall scent dispersed quite quickly, and although I could smell it on my skin for a while after bathing, in the tub I could barely smell anything at all.

Because of it's design, Granny Takes A Dip rests wonderfully on the surface and as the water begins to ebb further into the ballistic, streams of blue, then red and finally green start to emerge. These form a rainbow effect which trails out across the water and makes stunning rivers of colour across the surface.
As you can see from my video, the bath bomb takes almost ten minutes to fully dissolve and leaves the water a beautiful light violet colour, which stays with you throughout the entire bathing experience. This is a bath bomb that you may wish to enjoy whilst in the bath, soaking up the peppery citrus scent before it dissipates completely.

Having said this, it is one of the better value bath bombs. For £3.25, it's a steal and given it's size and performance, works a treat for all of those with a tight budget - you could easily cut it in half and enjoy two separate baths.

Quantitative Ingredients: Sodium Bicarbonate, Citric Acid, Cream of Tartar, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Lauryl Betaine, Lemon Oil, Black Pepper Oil, Ginger Oil, Perfume, Gardenia Extract, Citral, Limonene, Colour 42090, Colour 45350, Colour 14700, Colour 45410.
Vegan?: Yes.
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