Blogmas day 4 - Lush haul
I'm more of a shower kind of girl, but in the winter I love a bath. If I'm going to have a bath I want it to be as luxurious and relaxing as I can get it. I was going to do an online order for lush but we were in sheffield on Monday, so on the way home we popped into Meadowhall for an hour and I rushed to lush.
I had a list of what I wanted to get but it was so busy in the store it was hard to get round and see the products. I eneded up getting three products one that I have used a few times that has become a christams Eve tradition for me.
The golden wonder bath bomb is the one I always use on christams eve, most likely because it shaped like a present. This is a fruity scented bath bomb with lime oil and sweet orange. It has a hidden secret in the middle that you can hear when you shake the bath bomb. It's a super glittery explosion in your baths dn it leaves your skin feeling silky smooth. This is a favourite of mine that I will continue to buy over and over again for christams Eve.
The next one I purchased was one of there luxury bath melts, called snow angel. This is shaped like an angel hence the name, it's white with s gold glitter bottom to it. This smells of marzipan which I'm not a fan of but its not an overly heavy scent. This is supposed to dissolve into s white foam with a shimmer. It's described as being rich in moisturising cocoa butter, with a delicate marzipan and rose scent. I bought this one as it says it's skin softening and moisturising which is what I want in the winter.
The last product I bought was a bubble bar, called milky bath. This is shaped like a milk bottle, it's white with a silver glitter top. It's described as having uplifting orange oil, skimmed milk to treat your skin and cocoa butter for extra softness. I really like the idea that there is actual milk in this bath product, if it was good enough for cleopatra's skin it's good enough for me. This again seems like it will be hydrating and softening for the skin. Bubble bars are great because you don't have to put the whole thing in the bath you can just crumble half in the bath. Bubble bars also make lost of bubbles, hence the name. What's a bath without bubbles?
I'll let you know my thoughts on the two I haven't tried when I do.
What bath products would you suggest for a luxurious, relaxing bath?
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