I took this photo below which shows the Over the Rainbow bath bomb on the right.
Theres a soap and a bath bomb named Somewhere Over the Rainbow with the same scent in my picture below.
This is a beautiful, limited edition bath bomb from Lush Oxford Street in the UK. It shares it’s scent with the Easter time Lush soap of the same name. I love it, it’s an innocent floral with a tad of a citrus note. Rose oil, neroli oil and orange oil.
This is a slow fizzing bath bomb, which i love, and which gives it the time it needs to unfurl the gorgeous rainbow of colors in the tub.
The beautiful Over the Rainbow bath bomb in my tub.
The scent is medium strong, no complaints there. It stays on the skin a decent amount of time.
It’s not a gender-neutral scent, meaning it’s highly floral, but in a soft, pretty way.
Here are some photos I took, along with a demo and review video below.
Lush Times Online:Our Candy Fluff perfume stuffed into a compact egg. Limited Eggition for Easter. Drop it (and yourself) into a warm bath and enjoy the fragrant fizzy froth.
Pretty in pink, this bath bomb is better than any chocolate egg. Step into the sweetest pink waters and soak until the irrestistible smell of candy floss lingers all over your body. Some Snow Fairy shower gel fans may recognise the utterly delicious fragrance of this Easter offering! Either way, it’s good enough to satisfy the sweetest tooth.
Here’s a demo video i made of this bath bomb in the tub
Troubles melt like ice in the hot sun when you lather up with this uplifting neroli soap. Let its rich and fruity perfume put your mood on cloud 9 and pop you back on your feet. Sunny citrus oils like mandarin and neroli tone and brighten the skin and leave you feeling fresh and fragrant. A dash of Turkish rose keeps things sweet and adds a flirty floral note to this sunny sudser.
Lush also made a soap with the same name and scent as i show in my photo below.
Here’s a demo and review video i made of this soap
Humpty Dumpty felt a sharp whack
Humpty Dumpty heard a great crack
All the king’s horses and all the king’s staff
Followed sweet Humpty straight into the bath
As soon as the cheerful egghead with the unravelling bow tie touches the water, his caramel-smooth personality is revealed in notes of bright bergamot and Brazilian orange oil. Crack a smile as his outer shell breaks away, revealing a hidden alter-eggo (scrambling for puns over here). His innards appear as a perfectly formed fried egg (an all vegan variety of course). If you’re in a hump and down in the dumps, it’s now superbly easy to flip your spirits onto the sunnyside.
Here’s a a couple of photos i took of it’s insides.
As if the cracked egg isn’t cute enough in the water there’s a separate bomb that looks just like an egg foaming slowly over the surface of the water like a little egg ballet.
Lush: “We do not test our finished products on animals. We also only purchase from ingredient suppliers who do not test on animals. ”
Here’s a 2018 video demo of this in the tub. Below is the new design video of Humpty Dumpty
If you think you can handle it, pop Bouncy Bunny shower jelly into the freezer for an icy snooze – it really helps those citrusy oils burst into life for extra invigoration on your skin.
List of ingredients; Glycerine Sodium Laureth Sulfate Propylene Glycol Carrageenan Extract Brazilian Orange Oil *Limonene Titanium Dioxide Gardenia Extract Colour 14700 Methylparaben Propylparaben
Natural Ingredients
Safe Synthetics
*occurs naturally in essential oils.
We do not test our finished products on animals. We also only purchase from ingredient suppliers who do not test on animals.
Here’s a demo/review video i made of Bouncy Bunny jelly.
(has the same scent as the Christmas ‘Snowman’ Fun bar, and ‘Snowman’ jelly
Dig up the dirt on refreshing tropical bathing with this adorable trio of carrots. Hold one of these reusable carrots under running water to send bubbly clouds of buchu, lemon and grapefruit oils scurrying across your bath, and then pop it on the side for next time. The distinctive, bright colours of this heritage bunch make it an attractive addition to Easter baskets and Easter bathtimes alike.
Here’s a demo video i made, which shows these in the bath,
List of ingredients
Sodium Carbonate Cream of Tartar Sodium Laureth Sulfate Glycerine Lauryl Betaine Perfume Buchu Oil Sicilian Lemon Oil Bergamot Oil Titanium Dioxide Lilial *Limonene Colour 15985 Colour 19140 Colour 19140:1 Colour 45410 Colour 14700 Colour 17200 Colour 17200 Colour 42090
Natural Ingredients
Safe Synthetics
*occurs naturally in essential oils.
We do not test our finished products on animals. We also only purchase from ingredient suppliers who do not test on animals. More.
The Down the Rabbit Hole bubble bar came out for Easter 2016. When i got it, It was only sold at the Lush Oxford Street superstore in London. A lovely friend got it for me along with other things at that store and sent it to me in the mail to the U.S. A couple of years later Lush made them in the Lush Kitchen online store for one day only.
I loved this bubble bar! Its beautiful and it smells great!
Easter 2016
The Down ‘The Rabbit Hole’ bubble bar has the same scent as the Lush “Layer Cake’ soap. Fruity with different fruits, lemon, cherry, pineapple, orange.
Heres a Lush bath ‘cocktail’ i had once had, with a yellow submarine pineapple and coconut bath bomb, and an orange lush bath oil. The went well with the lemon, cherry and orange Down the Rabbit Hole bubble bar.
In this photo i cut a cross section to see the layers
The rare Unicorn Horn bubble bar, created using old world magic by fairies from another realm, is the stuff of legends. As luck would have it, a new source has just been discovered in a faraway world. Believe in enchanted pink waters, infused with relaxing lavender and sparkling with lustre – just like the magical lakes on the Isle of Lushland
where unicorns bathe. (No unicorns were harmed in the making of this bubble bar.)
You’ll love this if you like:
– Relaxing lavender soaks and mythical proportions of bubbles. – Twilight bath bomb, Twilight body spray or Geode bath bomb. – Believing that magic is real (because it is).
Benefits:
– Lavender oil soothes your mind and sends you off into a magical realm of sleep.
– Neroli oil heightens your mood to full on fairytale happiness levels, and tones your skin. – Guar gum helps to build big bubbles that even last longer.
– This bubble bar is totally naked. A life without single-use plastic is no myth.
How to use: Crumble your replica unicorn horn under the tap (we’d never use the horn of a real unicorn, and we never test products on them either), click three times, and say “I do believe in unicorns.” The fairies will know if you don’t do it. Best used fresh for optimum magic.
How to store: Store in a cool, dry place until you’re ready for a spell binding bathtime.
Here’s a photo of the latest 2019 Unicorn Horn gift set with the Unicorn Horn bubble bar.
Here’s a tub demo video I recorded of the 2018 Unicorn Horn bubble bar
Unicorns are probably real. But, even if they’re not (don’t worry they definitely are) you won’t mind! Relaxing lavender oil meets mood-brightening neroli in this lustre-filled bar. Neroli oil increases serotonin levels in the brain which makes us feel contented and cheery, so you can ponder the existence of magical creatures while building a fairytale landscape of feel-good, fragrant bubbles.
The 2021 version is here in this video where i recorded my bath with one. I explain why i don’t like the newer version.
I have a video of the original golden egg on the bottom of this page.
This is the 2021 version
This is the original 2014-2020 version
Golden Egg is made with the Lush ‘Honey I Washed the Kids’.scent. Bergamot and orange oil mix to make a scent that smells exactly like toffee. So yummy smelling. It makes gold glittery water. Its a very pooular bath bomb, thats why it has came out every year for the past 8-10 years. I love it!
Here’s a video Tub Demo and review i made of golden egg. 😊
See my demo video of this cutie below. Spoiler Alert though, if you don’t want to see what’s inside, don’t look any further. 🙂
6.95gbp (converted that’s $9.96)
This is the same as the previous years “Immaculate Eggception’. Here are a couple of pics i took of it
If this sweet and citrussy bath bomb can’t answer the age-old question then what can? Crack open the generously-sized pink egg to coax out the chick inside and enjoy three egg-cellent soaks over a couple of nights. Or, if you fancy something really decadent, use the entire bomb at once to infuse your bath water with deliciously sweet, fuchsia waters brimming over with fruity fragrance. What did the chicken cross the road? To get to the bathroom of course!
Here’s a video that i made of what it looks like in the tub.
List of ingredients
Sodium Bicarbonate Citric Acid Perfume Grapefruit Oil Lemon Oil Fair Trade Vanilla Absolute Dipropylene Glycol *Limonene *Linalool Gardenia Extract Colour 45410 Colour 17200 Colour 14700 Colour 42090 Orange Pip
Natural Ingredients
Safe Synthetics
*occurs naturally in essential oils.
We do not test our finished products on animals. We also only purchase from ingredient suppliers who do not test on animals. More.
Review: I love this bath bomb. It’s so cute, and it smells very orange-y, yummy with orange, tangerine and bergamot.
Lush Times: Smash your Henata against the side of your bath for an explosion of wonderful surprises – a mini ballistic egg, petals, a blooming big bunch of soap paper flowers and a shower of green glitter. Along with her cargo of goodies, she carries a lovely fragrance full of sunny citrus oils like Sicilian mandarin, tangerine and bergamot. Use one first thing in the morning to put a Spring in your step.
Here’s a video i made of the Henata bath bomb in the tub.
Review: The patchouli and the sweetish carrot oil of Harvey’s scent reminds me of the Lush ‘Lord of Misrule’ scent, except Harvey isn’t spicy and doesn’t have black pepper like Lord of Misrule. Harvey is a fast fizzer. Harvey was a limited time only ballistic for Spring 2002 that Lush remade later on once as well. He’s sought after still because he’s so darn cute and because it’s such a different and cheery, beautiful and yummy scent. He’s a lovely pale Easter egg yellow color and in the shape of a big bunny face with big funny teeth. Minty and perfumey with a little orange oil in it as well. This is wonderfully Spring like. Like sunshine. This one was best by itself in my opinion. Makes yellow water.
Lush 2004 Descrption: Not just the image of an Easter bunny, Harvey bath bomb is in honour of the son of LUSH’s Brighton shop manager. He, in turn, took his moniker from the James Stewart film classic., Harvey. Paws for thought – LUSH has added a helping of carrot oil because it’s good for bunnies!
Lush Times Online: An entirely guilt-free chocolate bunny! (Get ten of them while they last.) Drop it (and yourself) into a warm bath and enjoy the fragrant fizzy froth.
Lush Times Online: Melt away your Easter chocolate cravings in a big cup of cocoa scented liquid. (OK, technically it’s a bath.) Drop it (and yourself) into a warm bath and enjoy the fragrant fizzy froth.
Review: Lush made these limted edtion bath bombs for Easter 2006 in their classic”Honey I Washed the Kids” fragrance. They’ve never made these again, though i think everyone would love these cuties. I love the toffee-like scent of Honey I washed the Kids in the ballistic, even more than the soap.
Ingredients: Sodium Bicarbonate, Citric Acid, Perfume, Aloe Vera Extract (Aloe barbadensis), Sweet Orange Oil (Citrus dulcis), Gardenia Extract (Gardenia jasminoides), Bergamot Oil (Citrus bergamia), *Limonene, *Linalool, Benzyl Benzoate
Review: Lush made these limted edtion bath bombs for Easter 2006 in their classic”Honey I Washed the Kids” fragrance. They’ve never made these again, though i think everyone would love these cuties. I love the toffee-like scent of Honey I washed the Kids in the ballistic, even more than the soap.